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Thursday, December 2, 2010
When Is It OK To Railroad?
Our gaming group apparently went wayyyyy off course last session. My bard is probably at least partially to blame, but the Game Master felt like any cause for adventuring together, and any sort of focus, had been lost. He warned us we could either have some of the group reroll characters to fit in with things, or he could get us back together, but he'd have to railroad it. We voted for the latter.
He did it in the form of more campaign exposition through email; our characters were kidnapped, accused of a crime (quite mysteriously), and sent to a penal colony far in the southern wastes. I thought the email was a good choice. It gives us time to let it sink in and consider our new surroundings, and ensures that what happens at our table doesn't devolve into the GM telling a story for 2 hours setting things up.
We've all been in campaigns were a heavy-handed plot was shoved down our throats, without warning, grace, or benefit. And I'm as anti-railroad as anyone. But I do think that for the GM that doesn't feel like there are any other options, using the method our GM used isn't bad. Here's what I think he did right:
-He warned us ahead of time, and clearly defined the intended consequence of the action.
-He framed it as further plot exposition, setting us up for additional adventures, instead of taking up time at the table where our characters had no input in what was actively happening to us.
-He did it in a finite, defined manner, with a beginning and an end, after which, we had free will of action in a new scenario of the campaign.
For me, I think in most cases, even if you're railroading, you can at least give the illusion of choice, and possibly the players will never know. And if you don't want to be sneaky about it, be upfront—just don't sit at the table and weave this elaborate tapestry, dictating the One True Way, dismissing all other courses of action, while the players are sitting there bored out of their skulls. There may be some shouting about that, and it's not something I'm fond of doing, but I'm not going to say I've never, ever done it. At times, for the good of the game, all roads have led to Rome, so to speak. It isn't good policy, but sometimes it needs to be done. I think that especially in less-seasoned groups, you're going to see this more, and of course GMs all have their own techniques to get issues resolved. Railroading is a dangerous tool to use because we gamers react so negatively to the merest suggestion of it, but used properly, it can get things moving again. Just make sure you don't stay on the train after you've arrived at your destination.
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- Emmett said...
I find that different people have different definitions of railroading. Some react to pressure to move in a specific direction as railroading, others only consider it railroading if there is only one choice for the players. I personally railroad occasionally to get the group into a story but I try not to have any kind of lasting effect on the players, just move them into position. Some don't like that idea, most players are fine with it.
- December 2, 2010 at 6:41 PM
- Zachary Houghton said...
That's true. I think some gamers have a quite strict definition of what constitutes railroading.
- December 2, 2010 at 9:54 PM
- Jason said...
Agreed with Emmett and Zachary. It doesn't sound to me like what he did was railroading as much as it was simply setting up an adventure hook. Getting arrested and accused of a crime you didn't commit isn't railroading; it's a campaign element that forces you to react to the situation. That's not railroading. Railroading is where there's one path--on the tracks--and you have no choice but to continue straight down that path without deviation. This, by contrast, is the beginning of an adventure--you've been arrested and sentenced. What you do once you're in the penal colony is up to you.
If he'd given you heavy-handed clues about what you are supposed to do from the penal colony, smacking you over the head with who framed you and steering you back on the path to vengeance every time you made a different decision, THAT is railroading. Having a story or plot in mind is not railroading unless the players have no meaningful choices along the way.
- December 3, 2010 at 7:59 AM
- Emmett said...
Responding to Jason, Yeah it's actually really hard to simply state what "Railroading" really is. I think you did a fine job but trying to come up with a definition like you would see in a dictionary that players aren't going to misconstrue is hard! We tried years ago at The Forge but there really wasn't agreement on it. I think it was exacerbated by the fact that there are/were a lot of game writers that were very interested in no GM games or very weak GM interaction in games.
- December 3, 2010 at 8:11 AM
- A.L. said...
To me Railroading is simple. "Anytime there are no relevant choices but going forward along a predetermined path" the GM is railroading. Now, that isn't necessarily a bad thing.
In the beginning of an adventure, the GM has a bit more leeway to railroad IMO, as they have to get everything set up to go. Pieces have to be put in place.
In the situation you described, the GM did no wrong. He gave a choice, "We can continue like this, where some of you may need to reroll so you can have fun. Or I can put us back on track with some railroading, the choice is yours". The players then opted to be put back on track, and the GM did that.
There are other situations where it can happen and be fine as well. Though, those are very contextual. The problem is that 'in general' railroading is bad because it takes away the choice, and thus a lot of the fun - and control - from the players. Some groups do like it.
- December 3, 2010 at 8:40 AM
- steelcaress said...
The thing I don't like about the term "railroading" is that it's ambiguous.
I had a group that wanted me to drop hints like "there's nothing more to do here" so they could move on and we could get things under way. They wanted some guidance to get back into the thick of things.
I had other pick-up games where the players seemed to want to run roughshod all over the place and damn the adventure. Never mind the fact that the adventure was the only thing I had planned and that aimless wandering bores me to tears. Any prodding to stick to the scenario probably would have ended up with bored players and a game that fell apart.
Usually I try to detect the flow of the scenario and just run with it when I'm playing. It makes the GM's job easier. My personal philosophy is this: if you get together and start a game of poker and someone pulls out Clue and starts playing in the middle, some people are likely to be annoyed. IMHO if players want more fun out of the evening they should just stick to what's already planned, as long as their actions aren't predetermined by the GM. The GM sets the scene, the players react to it.
Adventure hooks are just fine, and prods, hints, and guidance are a matter of taste for each group.
- December 3, 2010 at 12:25 PM
I see a few things that might fall under railroading (depending on your definition)
1. Traditional Railroading
When a DM does not want a group of players to go to a given place, he can put barriers in between. This is to enforce action in a certain direction.
For example: the DM expected the players to go to Dorkeep, a castle infected with undead. The players decide that they don't want to go to Dorkeep but the DM doesn't like it so he sends in a wizard that teleports the party to Dorkeep (no save).
The problem with this is that your players can easily misunderstand this tactic as a new challenge. It is also less fun to be railroaded all the time. Therefore traditional railroading is a bad thing.
2. Giving undefeatable conflicts
In some cases, the DM gives a challenge that is not meant to be fought. For example: the players have stolen an item and the DM sends 100 guards against them (when they can only handle 10).
I do not think this is railroading, but it has some similar problems.
3. OC Railroading
Another possibility is to railroad out of character. You simply tell your players, not your characters, that you don't want them doing that and the reasons. This is a good tactic if you have the idea your players are missing something.
For example: "You want to attack the Orcus? That is a level 33 solo monster and you are all level 12. I think that will result in a Total Party Kill"
Maybe it is a little bit of a dirty trick, but at least they cant blame you if the TPK actually happens.
4. Bread-crumbling
This tactic is giving more plot hooks if they do not catch the first one. This is a perfectly valid tactic, if you can do it realistic. You can:
- Prepare multiple plot hooks.
- Save the adventure for later use, and add a new plot hook might to it.
- December 6, 2010 at 4:20 AM
Ive had GM's who rail road by simply closing the books when we don't buy into plot hooks or follow the breadcrumbs that are left... nothing better then the GM ending a campaign since you didn't catch a hint, or found it hard for a non-alinged party to really care about a holy crusade... or a Giant invasion.
alot of older RPG adventures were pure Railroads...
- December 18, 2010 at 2:04 PM


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Psychology podcasts: a clickable list
Group Therapy on London's Resonance FM - Each week, a 'confession' is posed to a panel of three commentators (a psychologist, academic and comedian) who come together to explain the universal themes and theories around the problem, offering insights and opinions along the way.
The Psychology Faculty
Psychology of attractiveness podcast
Royal College of Psychiatrists
Mind Podcast
The American Journal of Psychiatry
My Three Shrinks
Shrink Rap Radio
All in the Mind (ABC Radio)
Neuropod (from the journal Nature in association with the Dana Foundation)
Cognitive Daily
University of Nebraska
Autism podcast
The Dana Foundation
The Institute of Psychiatry
The University of California Berkeley - 1, 2, 3
Psychology Press
University of Connecticut
The PsychFiles
The National Institutes of Health
This Week in the History of Psychology
Coach radio (work psychology)
Psychjourney podcasts
Brain science podcast with Dr Ginger Campbell
General science podcasts (they often feature psychology) :
The New York Academy of Sciences
Scientific American
Seed Magazine
New Scientist
BBC Focus
Science Times (link opens in iTunes), from the New York Times
If you know of a psychology-related podcast that I've omitted, please let me know via comments and I'll add it to the main list.
This list wouldn't have been possible without Mind Hacks' Vaughan Bell.
Post written by Christian Jarrett (@psych_writer) for the BPS Research Digest.
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I'd like to let your readers know about a psychology podcast I started about a month ago. It's called "The Psych Files" and you can find it at http://www.thepsychfiles.com. I'm also in iTunes. I'm a former (tenured) assistant professor of psychology who now works in online learning. The podcast is something I do on the side. In it I discuss how psychological theory relates to everyday life. I'd appreciate it if you'd put The Psych Files in your list above. Thanks!ReplyDelete
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This list is missing some sites.ReplyDelete
Which has nice collection interesting brain science videos
(I'm not sure if this belongs to this list)
Neuroscience videos and audio from National Institutes of Healt
Thanks for the mention in your psych podcast list. We try to keep it interesting at My Three Shrinks (or, at least, not too boring). Please consider adding our blog to your blogroll (Shrink Rap).
- Jack4:14 pm
An excellent webiste with prorams related to psychology, psychiatry and menal health in general is at http://www.lcmedia.com/mindprgm.htm , home of the infinite mind radio program. Not podcasts per se, in that you can only listen to the shows (and maybe record them if you wish too) but you cannot download them. Most programs stay on for a few months before they are archived to be purchased. All in all a remarkable series dating back to 1997, in both the depth and breadth of the issues covered.ReplyDelete
Can't believe how no one's posted this yet.
nice list!ReplyDelete
I'm fond of the Brain Science Podcast at http://brainsciencepodcast.com/
(and thanks for the link to my blog. :-) )
oh, and in the popular press department, the New York Times "Science Times" podcast often features psych / neuroscience stuff. See New York Times & scroll down to Science Times, or subscribe in iTunes.ReplyDelete
Hi Christian,ReplyDelete
I'd like to suggest my podcast, The Psychology of Attractiveness Podcast, which is a monthly show that highlights new research on mate choice, relationships and related topics.
Please include www.thepsychologyfaculty.org on your list. We have over 30 video podcasts by lecturers from the University of Leeds, all speaking on topics directly from the A-level Psychology curriculum.ReplyDelete
Hi Christian,ReplyDelete
Though we're certainly nowhere near as high profile or, you know, professional as the podcasts on your list, perhaps you might like to include our show Psycomedia (psycomedia.wordpress.com). Each week myself and co-host Tim discuss weird, unexpected and occasionally disturbing contributions to our awesome field. We aim to amuse, or failing that to educate (and vice versa), and we certainly give a lot of love to the BPS research digest for inspiring many of the topics and studies. If you're after something a little more frivolous, with a reasonable chance of accidentally learning something, maybe give Psycomedia a try.
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I'd like to let you know about a radio series called Group Therapy on Resonance FM, London's leading community radio station. It would be great if you could add GT (grouptherapyradio.com) to your list.
Each week, a 'confession' is posed to a panel of three commentators (a psychologist, academic and comedian) who come together to explain the universal themes and theories around the problem, offering insights and opinions along the way.
This week's episode was on gender and identity with psychotherapist Philippa Perry, evolutionary biologist Simon Watt and comedian Claire Parker.
You can catch up on all the Group Therapy episodes on grouptherapyradio.com


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This procedure is done if you cannot urinate and a catheter cannot be passed through your urethra to help you urinate. The urethra is where urine passes out of the body from the bladder. Urine may not be able pass through the urethra due to:
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University President Fr. John Jenkins responded to criticism regarding the announcement of President Barack Obama as the 2009 Commencement speaker by clearly making a distinction between honoring the president and supporting his political views.Of course, the US Bishops have asked Catholic schools to not give "awards, honors or platforms which would suggest support for actions which fundamentally contradict Catholic teaching."
Jenkins made it clear in an interview with The Observer Sunday the University does not "foresee circumstances" that would cause Notre Dame to rescind the president's invitation.
"We have invited the president and he's honored us by accepting," he said.
The White House and the University announced March 20 the president will speak at the May 17 Commencement ceremony, to take place in the Joyce Center. The Notre Dame appearance will be Obama's second commencement address as president; he will speak at Arizona State University on May 13 and the United States Naval Academy on May 22.
Notre Dame has a long-standing tradition of inviting the current U.S. president to speak at the University, Jenkins said.
"Presidents from both parties have come to Notre Dame for decades to speak to graduates about our nation and our world. They've given important addresses on international affairs, human rights, service, and we're delighted that President Obama is continuing that tradition," Jenkins said.
Some members of the Notre Dame community, and the larger national Catholic community have negatively responded to the announcement, launching campaigns to stop the president from visiting the University because of his stances on issues regarding the protection of life.
Jenkins made clear the University is not honoring the president for his stances on these issues, but for his leadership.
"The invitation of President Obama to be our Commencement speaker should in no way be taken as condoning or endorsing his positions on specific issues regarding the protection of life, such as abortion and embryonic stem cell research," Jenkins said.
These "crucial differences" in positions on the protection of life are not being ignored in extending the invitation to the president, Jenkins said, but rather can be used as a catalyst for dialogue.
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*Catholic Online
*Lifesite News
*American Papist coverage
*Cardinal Newman Society petition against the visit.
*Ralph McInerny, a prof at NDU, argues that ND says NDU is no longer Catholic. I don't know about that, but they surely aren't strengthening their Catholic identity with this invite.


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Kimi Raikkonen and Jenson Button both made it into Q1 in Bahrain where they qualified ninth and tenth quickest...
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Kimi Raikkonen: "It wasn't the easiest qualifying session after a weekend which hasn't been the easiest so far either. Yesterday it was difficult at times to find the balance with the car and I found that again today. This morning it felt good and we didn't do too bad in free practice, but we didn't quite get it right this afternoon. My lap wasn't great, but it's a long race so we'll just have to see what we can do tomorrow."
Romain Grosjean: "It's obviously disappointing to miss out on Q3 but it's just one of those things. There weren't any issues with the car, we just tried to be a little too brave by doing just one run and unfortunately it didn't pay off. On the positive side, we've found a lot of performance this weekend compared to the first three races and our pace on the prime tyres in Q1 looked very strong. We qualified in similar positions last year and came away with a double podium, so it's still all to play for."
Jenson Button: "It's been a very difficult weekend so far, but 10th is a strong result for us today. The team is used to fighting at the front, so it's the little things - like getting through into Q3 - that can make a positive difference. Of course, it's going to be a tough race tomorrow, though. I'll race as quickly as I can, but I don't want people to expect too much from us. However, there are positives to be drawn from today: we out-qualified a Lotus, which was a surprise, and I'll be driving the first car starting on new tyres tomorrow. As in China, that brings a slight strategic advantage, so I'm hoping we can have another decent outing. I think we've both got a chance of scoring points - it would be great for both Checo and me to finish in the top 10 tomorrow."
Sergio Perez: "Qualifying was very difficult, and it was disappointing to miss out on getting into Q3 by just a few tenths. We didn't really have the pace to get any further up the grid, though; I think Jenson showed the maximum that was possible for us in Q2 today. Still, we're in a better position to fight for points tomorrow. I've set my car up to look after its rear tyres, so I think our race pace should be a bit more consistent. It's still going to be hard to get into the points tomorrow, but I hope we can have an okay race and make it into the top 10. But it's going to be a long, hard race."
Nico Hulkenberg: "We always knew it was going to be difficult to get into Q3 today. However, I expected we would be starting closer to the top ten. The car felt quite good in the practice session this morning, but then the wind changed and it seemed very sensitive to that. I think, it will be a long race tomorrow, especially because we know we are lacking pace at this circuit, but we will fight to achieve the best result possible."
Esteban Gutierrez: "It's not a good feeling starting last, but we always knew that this weekend was going to be difficult. Our speed this weekend has not been great. It was important to drive a clean qualifying today, but I did my best and this is what I got. It was a bit of a disadvantage to do the race preparation in free practice three, because I didn't get enough practice on the new tyres on low fuel. However, it was important because the data will help us to prepare the strategy for the race tomorrow."
Toro Rosso:
Daniel Ricciardo: "This result is not too bad, even if it's unfortunate that so far, we have not found the pace we showed last week. I don't think I could have done better than this today, looking at the guys we managed to out-perform in qualifying and how we went in free practice. We were close to a McLaren and ahead of both Saubers and Williams, so I feel that is where we should be on current form. As for tomorrow, I'd love to get back in the points again and the tyres could produce some interesting surprises, which might work in our favour."
Jean-Eric Vergne: "It was a strange session for me, as I set my fastest lap in Q1 on the hard tyre. After that, on the Mediums that are meant to be faster, I was incapable of improving my time. The car seems to have changed a lot over the weekend and we need to find out why. At least looking at my lap time on the Hard it wasn't too bad, but there's something we don't understand about the Mediums. We can't say the car is bad, so I feel we can do better tomorrow, when there are still possibilities to do something in the race."
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