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New Star Wars d6 game First adventure of a group of privateers. Tagline is "Tramp freighters getting into trouble." They have debts to pay and they have to take any jobs they can get. Set 2+ years after RotJ, the adventure opens with them booking passengers on their transport for a short ride...

I saw the trailer. I love it. just everything. Its like they took the Kevin Mcguire run on JLA Internation and turned it into a movie. I can not wait.

In Tipping Point Malcolm Gladwell discusses the ELIZA program created in the....1960s. From his description the creator Joseph Weizenbaum was so freaked out by the behavior of his secretary, he pulled the plug. Eliza wikipedia

i know the dynamic at my table: I am playing. a. game. Games have rules. I like the rules of a game to include ways to do anything in the game, not just some things. If I just wanted to "roleplay" it. I'd do improv. I don't, so I look for games that give me the kind of support I want as a...

For a long time I didn't realize I wanted the latter. Then I did. Now I have one (for d20 anyway), and really what it took for me was to accept I am not interested in altering player agency, I just want a way to have a conflict with verbal judo, not real judo. Basically I realized that it is...

yea, well I did say I had not watched the whole thing through, typical internet person, comment on a video without watching it. At least I admitted it, right? right! :D Thank you for clarifying that bit though because yea, those are quite different definitions. And I am not sure which has a...

i think that man is my brother no he isn't but he's close

i didn't get all the way through the Matt video, but I'am watching DM crisis one, at least the intro, and I am intrigued, for others, at the concept of teaching anyone to GM. im a forever GM, no interest, no desire to play (except that one time in 93) However, I am passionate about people...

Well, if a person likes rules that emulate teen drama, social interactions, then I think it does a great job. If a person just wants to "roleplay" it without little intrusion of the mechanics, then no. I personally tend to like games that provide me with mechanical options for "social combat"...

I agree, I like it for what it does: TEEN superheroes. I think it does that part really well. In fact I wrote and drew a comic book review about a campaign I ran: Timequack Also thank you OP. Had you not posted this I would not have known about any of the other superhero rpgs. Especially the 5e...

I have run Marvel for at least a year by now. Run most of Cataclysm of Kang (I cut it short for my own sanity). The system is good, if you are not worried about "balance". If you need everything clearly defined, this isn't your game. If you don't want to, as a GM, to make judgement calls about...

Yea, not a nice guy! but understandableish? yea. I just quickly googled Peter Pan disney vs book, and this description is exactly how I feel about Jod article

The acting all around was just great, but Jude Law knocked it out of the park for me. Those last few lines about Jod's childhood. So much info in so little space. Maybe I am projecting but he is Peter Pan more than anything else. A lost angry little child who just wants to be safe and secure...

Wow. Just wow! That was a fantastic ride. And I enjoyed the Spaceballs reference. If it was one. When they were on the speeders in the forest it totally reminded me of Stranger Things and ET

I think that is excellent analysis, she even says at one point "He is my shame". Shame is often just shifted blame. Victorian society loved doing that to individuals (well, doesnt any system)