I can actually see that. A side series called "A day in the life" where my dumb synopsis is split into four (and later eight) sub episodes that shows how this group acts outside of the table. The main series then focuses on them doing tabletop gaming stuff. Each episode is a snapshot of how the players utterly buttfuck the games that are being run.
This is now essentially its own episode. This will likely be the second episode after the first episode disasterous game of what's basically Warhammer Fantasy. That one will culminate in someone outing Aidan as trans because they knew him back when he still looked like a girl.
The first episode opens with how
@Orthodox Chrischanity wrote that piece, and devolves into a two on two match where Stephen and Chris take on Tram and Aidan (mostly for balancing, Tram and Chris know this game well, whereas Aidan and Stephen mostly don't.). It shows that Stephen is that one asshole who's family is rich enough to buy any unit he goddamned wants, and that Chris is a rules lawyer who regularly corrects everyone on how the unit acts. The game rather quickly becomes a cluster fuck as Stephen tries to backstab Chris after his weeb army of swordsmen and ninja are not allowed to do bullshit since Chris calls out that their stats are either not as good as Stephen says they are, or the powers do something different to what Stephen says they are. Essentially Stephen tantrums and decides to get petty revenge on Chris for knowing his shit.
Aidan then suggests that he and Tram back stab each other. When Tram asks why, he states that 3 on one, especially against Stephen, whose super leet and expensive weeb army is getting trolled by Chris' near munchkin level statbeasts, wouldn't be much of a fun match. He agrees and the two play off against each other as Chris is winning his match on the other side of the board with ease, money hax from Stephen or no. The two are mostly just talking about classes as Stephen becomes more and more angry at Chris winning with his non-asian stuff. Aidan's new Elven Guardsman gives him the edge due to specific actions Chris told him he could do before then, despite not knowing the game better, and is winning against Tram when Stephen, in a fit of childish rage, flips the table and essentially stops the match. The episode ends when Stephen is still bitching because he had to pay for the group's lunch for being a raging asshole, and Chris is seperating his toppings and cheese from his pizza.
That one is going to be a game night episode. I'll do brainstorming for that once I stitch together episode 1 from the ideas flung about here tomorrow. Mainly because that'll take a couple of hours minimum.
I will take or try out most anyone at least once. Plus I can figure out who else needs voices from the gaps and have replacements if things come up.
