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As someone who has played since the 70's, just because D&D looked like it was meant for the back of a custom van (which were cool) doesn't mean it's going to stay that way, actually odd if it did, because it would lose its reference point. Radiant Citadel is good, if different, which is good too.

As mentioned, if the problem isn't bad enough, the system strips you of your dignity also. Actively pushes people away from getting help.

A lot are bad.

Too many people want to reduce empathy into a basic valuation in a data set, and that's wrong.

NASA had a paper on space weapons, and found that space is very transparent to radiation, so that "enhanced radiation weapons" ERW's or neutron bombs could be used as space depth charges, killing ships electrical systems from hundreds of kilometers distant. So missiles the main weapon, beam...

That folded greasy slice and can of ballantine on the train back to Williamsburg Brooklyn.

Good thread, now ruined. sigh

Third line: just killin' time til time kills me.

He might not be blockable. Though also they might get their joy in life complaining.

In making Solis People of the Sun, what has made it unique are the real star maps, there have been other, though they are often of an older catalog, or I found not as usable. I do feel you are right about a lot of things such as mechanics, the old standards are the way they are because of ease...

And if you block them, you never have to read it again.

I think it is just that I am getting old, and the world is starting to pass me by. A lot of things. Not that I want to hold anyone back.

Mexico is also super cheap.

I don't think I was reading that. Old days FDA restricted ads for stuff, we never saw it. My television watching has really fallen off a cliff in the last few years, don't watch it much.

I have found after experimenting with a bunch of different mechanics that the old standards often are what they are for ease of use. Once the novelty wears off, it is sort of meh.

I will add this was a dive, plastic pitcher of PBR and Saturday brawls so the chopper was fitting

It was the owners old bike from the 70's, granted this was the 80's so not really rare, just an artifact of it's era. Harley also sold those Aermacchi Italian bikes. I also knew someone who had one of the Montgomery-Ward Benelli's.

In college I worked at a pizza place, it was one of those weird funny jobs; the dining area also had a separate bar, with a big chrome 70's triumph chopper hanging from the ceiling.

reads another thread Whoa!

Just joking because I posted it in one of the AI threads.