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FM/BG-779 · v1.01
Mission pacing/flow
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- FM/BG-779
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- Guide
- Version
- v1.01 1yr ago
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- SP3 Jochem 29 Jan 2025
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- v1.00 Added a guide on mission pacing/flow
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v1.00
A mission should be planned with some downtime in mind, be it resupply or simply just transit from point A to B. This time allows players to recollect themselves and regroup, and provide a breather in potentially stressful situations. During any downtime, element leaders will be gathering ACE checks and drawing up any battle plan amendments or additions to better prepare for the next engagement.
It’s important to allow time for these brief pauses even if from your perspective nothing is happening often as a GM the mission can feel slow or boring as a result of your knowledge of the whole battlefield, however, the feeling can be much different from the players’ perspective.
v1.01
A mission should be planned with some downtime in mind, be it resupply or simply just transit from point A to B. This time allows players to recollect themselves and regroup, and provide a breather in potentially stressful situations. During any downtime, element leaders will be gathering ACE checks and drawing up any battle plan amendments or additions to better prepare for the next engagement.
It’s important to allow time for these brief pauses even if from your perspective nothing is happening often as a GM the mission can feel slow or boring as a result of your knowledge of the whole battlefield, however, the feeling can be much different from the players’ perspective.
A mission should be planned with some downtime in mind, be it resupply or simply just transit from point A to B. This time allows players to recollect themselves and regroup, and provide a breather in potentially stressful situations. During any downtime, element leaders will be gathering ACE checks and drawing up any battle plan amendments or additions to better prepare for the next engagement.
It’s important to allow time for these brief pauses even if from your perspective nothing is happening often as a GM the mission can feel slow or boring as a result of your knowledge of the whole battlefield, however, the feeling can be much different from the players’ perspective.
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Lead Game Master (≤15)
Mission Support
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Lead Game Master (≤32)
Mission Support
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Lead Game Master (≤64)
Mission Support
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