I very much enjoy playing solo ttrpgs. I really don't subscribe myself to the "dude bro" energy of just writing a book because playing solo is something I don't understand. If I wanted to try to write a book then I would write a book. But that's the thing, I don't want to write a book. I want an experience that I can be both the GM and player with a story that can surprise me. I hardly even journal my sessions. Just general notes about monsters that I would fight or what I bought from an NPC. Just my 2 cents I guess.
Naw, solo RPGs exist
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At least make it a choose your own adventure.
There is one choice. Do you choose to have this adventure? Great! Choo choo!
i hope they do/did it.
I wanna read some of these books, anyone with a good recommendation?
For solo it is best to have open world instead of normal campaign. Because in an open world where there were no specifically decided goal or end, even the GM is playing/experiencing as much excitement/surprise as the player. Roll for encounter, roll for plot, roll for world development, roll for political move, etc. Just roll for everything and decide later how everything connects together.
Writing a book is when you want to present your gameplay in a more coherent manner. Which a standard campaign fortunately is.
Does this mean I need to start by getting writer's block?
