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I have to wonder why it is, that whenever someone posts some ideas on a board like this (and for some reason, in particular when Neo does so), that people feel it necessary to argue incessantly with the person over their opinions. Why can't we all just read the info, and say "gee, that's cool...

I can't agree more. I have been a huge Spidey fan since the 70's, and this movie has it all. They did an unbelievable job on Doc Ock's arms, and Alfred Molina was awesome. And since this is a spoiler thread, did anybody else get a serious vibe that Aunt May knows Peter is Spidey? That scene...

Wow. It's too bad we can't get EVERYBODY on both sides of the fight to ready that... then again, even if they read it, some people would still ignore what was said...

I had Blood and Fists as well as Blood and Space printed at my local Kinko's, no questions, no problems.

Thanks. I was mostly just making sure that my math skills hadn't eroded over the years. Now I know I'm not going crazy.

I just hopped over to RPGNow to check out the 30% off sale Malhavoc is having, and unless my math coprocessor has burned out the prices are kind of skewed. Some look like 50%, others more like 20%. Chaositech for example is originally listed as $11, on sale for $9. Is it just me, or is anyone...

At the risk of sounding like a drooling fanboy (wipes chin), I second this motion. Any time the great Monte Cook would like to write a mini-game, then I will be lined up with money in hand to purchase it.

Oh, gawd no. PLEASE don't stick with a D&D focus. We all realize that D&D is the bread and butter of WotC, and thus "understand" the reasons for the death of Poly, but you are speaking directly from the mouth of the one place that practically assures you will reach the non D&D masses. We NEED...

I figured this would be a good place to ask this question, but if it shouldn't be here, mods please go ahead and move it elsewhere. Has there been any thought by any of the esteemed e-publishers that frequent this board to the viability of putting together a pdf publication to replace the soon...

Here, here!! What Chuck said!

originally posted by ledded I have to disagree with ledded and say that I DO have hard feelings. What about all of those comments regarding Dungeon and Poly not being able to stand on their own? I hope someone out there is ready to take up the cause of the non D&D d20 gamer and put together...

I think some of the replies have gone away from what the original question was (which I highlighted in red italics above). The question wasn't "which one is better", or "which one is right". It was how each of us defines role-playing, and he added "in character" as well. IMHO, one of the most...

Wulf, I bounced around the Bad Axe site and couldn't find your email anywhere - unless my morning coffee just hasn't kicked in yet.....

I would like to see it...

First, let me say that I've never been one to look at my reading material from a literary standpoint - I've always stuck to an entertainment value perspective. I am also a huge fan of time travel. That being said, I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It has been quite some time since I read it...

I'm not sure how one gets invited into this book club, and I hope I'm not overstepping any boundaries, but I had to chime in when I saw the discussion. Tim Powers happens to be my favorite author, and I believe that I have read all of his works, with few exceptions. For any of you who truly...

Before I got my subscription, I was buying mine at either Media Play, Borders, or Barnes and Noble, whichever I happened to be closer to at the time. So, it appears that there are several non-FLGS locations where it can be found.

I have to agree with ledded here, that if you want to tack something on to d20 Modern, then Blood and Vigilance is the way to go. Otherwise, if it's straight supers you want, Mutants and Masterminds all the way...

Actually, it's correct. Kevin Smith is working on a movie version of the Green Hornet - it's even listed on the IMDB. Hopefully, they'll get Jet Li to play Kato....

Dextra, you mention the first week of March in this post - can we get an update on where things stand at this point, if possible? thanks!