Thinking about stories and games and larp
Another crew experience….
“It is a Thursday afternoon, sunny, warm. I am not outside soaking it up, instead I’m elbows deep in a suitcase, rummaging through someone’s underwear looking for chocolate and hard drugs.”
Continue reading “Crewing The Quota: guest post by Erin Marsh”
Another view from the crew: Dani Mines this time.
“A LRP set in a detention centre sat on the border between England and Wales for those trying to leave England. There were attendees from 12 countries, and 70 participants overall.”
Continue reading “Crewing The Quota: Guest post by Dani Mines.”
First post I’ve seen from the player perspective.
“So, the Quota… it was a very interesting experience. Type 2 fun indeed.”
Continue reading “Playing the Quota: guest post by Julian Lynch”
Another set of Facebook posts, this time by Charlie Holdway. Starting with this, written during the event, which I absolutely love…
“Crewing Quota. Report so far.
Intense.
Holy shit some people play hard.
Further info later. May video journal.”
Continue reading “Crewing The Quota: guest post by Charlie Holdway”
This is a couple of posts by Sarah Cook on her experiences of crewing The Quota which I’ve nailed together.
Continue reading “Crewing The Quota: guest post by Sarah Cook.”
Helly and Rob came for dinner and we talked about bleak Nordic prison larps. I said “shall we do one?” and Helly said “Actually, I have this idea…”
So said Simon Brind.
The Quota was “a live role-play experience designed to explore some of the pressures and crisis points experienced by refugees and migrants”
