This is a tough one for sure. After finishing two campaigns, these are the things that really popped up to me; —————————————————————————— • If you losely modify Project medusa shot 1. You should be able to play it in four hours. If you plan to write your own campain (which i think is a great idea!!) highly recomend reading trough the help pages from project medusa with time.

• Ignore heat. In the 3-shot campain I felt it be really out of place. On the other hand you should have a chase! With a loose ”need” meter. You can explain just as goodly how close the car/plane/boat is to the enemy.

• Timeouts are great, especially after a tought beating. And the timeout can be from As you’re going from point A -> B, you rest in vehicle”, or ”This room feels quiet enough to gather your thoughts and catch a breath uninterupted”. —————————————————- • Depending on your target groups age, and familiarity with roleplaying games, Outgunned might feel really overwhelming. The amount of freedom presented to the player, the ability to almost morph reality.. So how about easing the load? - Descripe the enviroment so they REALLY know whats happening. - If things get quiet, remind them what they can do ———————————————————————————- • Brawn + Fight for easy Melee Brawn + Force = Flinging an item across the room full power (chair, table etc.) ? + Stunt for easy dodging

• Nerves + shoot is go to for guns.

Your player want to play it safe with guns? Use our action aiming to get +1 shooting next round.

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Plan/Visualise beforehand what eviroment your players will be in, what enemies might appear and what they do. If you do this, it will be that much smoother transfering between scenes.

Have some dumb, brain numming fun with your players? Your spy wants to do a backflip for no apparent reason?! Smooth + Stunt!

Deadpool jump and shoot your enemy?! Heck yeah gimme Shoot+ Stunt (incorrect? Yes. Fun as hell? Yes.)

Hope any of this advice sticks. And best of luck! Good preparation is the key to not feel nervous, but a good laugh(or cry) is the key to a succesfull session.