@jameswallis@dice.camp
Games designer and publisher 4life. Designed Once Upon a Time, The Extraordinary Adventures of Baron Munchausen, Alas Vegas. Invented storygames by accident in 1998. Latest book is Everybody Wins: The Greatest Boardgames Ever Made. Part of the Ludonarrative Dissidents podcast.
'Be original or die' - Yevonde
Students in my War and Holocaust course struggle to understand the Nazi Revolution. How does a party which wins 38% in 1932 move so quickly to a one-party dictatorship? It’s several things:
1. Fear. Am I really prepared to oppose this violent, lawless clique?
2. Opportunism. What can I gain by aligning myself to the movement?
3. Ambiguity. Is there real danger here? Maybe I can ride this out and go back to my life when the clouds pass?
Edit: Read the responses. So many thoughtful people.
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