All it is, is the changes introduced in Flames of Freedom.
The weapons are still, essentially, all identical. The original book and later Main gauche had rules to introduce greater variety in weapon results, so a homemade shiv did not do the same damage as a zweihander,
But instead, we get...
Zwei has not matured well; the new edition is hardly much more than 'errata added', and the damage system still has not been upgraded to Main Gauche. I used Zwei and FoF for several years, but I've since dropped them as its clear there's no interest in cleaning up the system.
Plus, I think he...
This sub-forum. This is literally the only place on-site I go.
For example, in the last couple weeks I learned that the CSIO is being released, and the thread on city products was quite useful.
Its also been helpful for posting questions pertaining to my campaigns, as I am pretty certain none...
Mutant Year Zero has a core 'community-building' aspect, in which the PCs direct the creation and expansion of a village (called an Ark, IIRC).
The Morrow Project 4e has extensive rules and resources for community-building.
The company I use has a uniform, so if he wasn't wearing that uniform, there would be an issue.
There's a big difference between having an opinion that is different from mine, and walking around in inappropriate clothing.
That's true of everything. Forums and Reddits covering hobbies seldom represent the majority, because the majority isn't deep enough into the given hobby to bother posting. I see it in my other hobbies: there's always the handful if diehards who love discussing and probing the nuances of the...
Another vote for Blue Planet. The production quality is/was spectacular, and the setting is extremely good.
Its only weakness that I recall was a very thin metaplot/enemy faction.
I didn't count crowdfunding, and I never buy from places with a delay. If Steam can get me a game in seconds, a pdf of a few Mb should not be an issue. Never coddle gaming companies, it encourages slackness.