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TIL that leaded gas was not outright banned until 1996.

No, no, of course the corporation is always right in everything they do.

I like this a lot as a GM, because it gives me a strong sense that I, too, am playing the game and have to think about this important resource. It makes "vs players" more fun because it is more fair.

So, autofire... One thought I had is to tie the benefit of autofire to Extra Attack (and thereby locking it in to martial characters and fighters especially). Something like "when you use Autofire, you only make one attack roll against a AC of 15. Roll damage dice for each attack roll you would...

But not good reasons. It is never good to bury science, especially when peoples' well being (physical and otherwise) is impacted.

Do you not understand the difference between content being locked to a platform and it being available at every Barnes and Noble?

Sure. Sell PDFs.

I don't want to yuck other folks' yum, so I'll leave it at: Beyond exclusivity is bad.

I don't think the intent is to release stuff from upcoming books since it will be "for sale". I soubt they would pre-nickle and dime people.

If you can tell us, is the game designed for ongoing campaigns or more short expriences?

More Beyond exclusive content. Alas...

The best way to do.that is to play and/or run it.

Also, don't drink soda. Diet or otherwise.

Aren't all RPGs better with a more improvisational style?

I know I can be a little evangelical about DH, and I am sure others find THAT exhausting. I just wish folks who are turned off by the idea that it is a "narrative game" would give it a shot because the extent to which it is narrative is entirely up to the group playing it.

There needs to be much more candid public conversation about how leaded gasoline has impacted Boomers and older GenXers.

Rules lawyering for Advantage and whining about taking damage are rude, too...

It may, but you are going to have to invent the rules or crib them from something else and revise them to meet Shadowdark's math. In the vast sea of TTRPGs, big and small, you should be able to find one that meets your needs. But if you like tinkering, by all means create a "heroes in battle"...

When GMing for one particular group, I don't use a camera and use "push to talk" for a reason...

You know, I was not even thinking about all those "other" books because I do not generally buy them (except the big fat coffee table art books). That's a good call.