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| − | Because MY LIFE WITH THE BATMAN is designed for games that
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| − | play out to completion over the course of several sessions,
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| − | some small adjustments are necessary if a group is to have a
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| − | game that concludes in a single evening. Most importantly,
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| − | don’t allow yourself to think that low values for Fear and
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| − | Reason alone are going to produce a one session game. You
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| − | need to start the minions with a few Love points.
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| − | And forget any notions you might have of starting game
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| − | events with with character-building scenes. You need to
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| − | begin at the point where absolute breakdown of the social
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| − | order has occurred. Start by framing individual scenes for
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| − | the characters with the The Batman commanding each of them to
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| − | take some kind of action against the Connections of one of
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| − | the other minions. Have the The Batman order them to be
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| − | murdered and such. There’s no time for anything else.
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