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aramis erak replied to the thread How Much Do You Care About Novelty?.Canceled after a dozen additional items, and made a profit, per Marc and Frank. The guys who sold it. And it's seen 3 different reprints... -
aramis erak replied to the thread RPG Archive: Star*Drive for D&D and Traveller.There was never a real plan for a starship supplement for PD1... SVC told people asking to "Use SFB."
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aramis erak replied to the thread And then what? The AI conundrum..The same as any intelligent life... meeting its needs, expanding its presence by some form of self-replication, and amusing itself...
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aramis erak replied to the thread What Game Publishers Are Saying About The Tariffs.Whether they survive or not is going to be determined by how they handle it... but due to sunk costs, like the molds/dies for injection...
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aramis erak replied to the thread How Much Do You Care About Novelty?.It's how the terms are used in the US. Yet another case where US and UK English are in fact different understandings of the same words.
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It’s called “punk” because cyberpunk. Cyberpunk was called that because it was dystopian, but the things that follow the same naming... -
aramis erak replied to the thread How Much Do You Care About Novelty?.Steampunk and cyberpunk seem only slightly off the mark about societal ills. But the Steampunk aesthetic was part of sci fi well before...
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I agree. I would say that the 1954 Disney 20,000 Leagues and the 1960 Time Machine movies had a big influence on the steampunk aesthetic...