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I'm glad that Swords of the Serpentine got best writing, because it's a really well-written book, and the city of Eversink and everything about it is great.

I like 2d6+Modifier and 4DF

I believe they're getting ready to stop giving updates to Fantasy Grounds (non-unity)

Nope. It was an error. I emailed them about it, and it's fixed now.

I was going to pre-order it, but there's no order button on the page yet!

That was just a shot the writer of the article chose to put in there- it's not the publicist's shot from the announcement.

The "How to Play" chapter is 10 pages. Character creation isn't that involved, and is about 50 more. There are descriptions after for the different classes, skills, etc. Combat is about 20 pages. It's not that much more involved than WFRP IMO. But perhaps, with that caveat lifted, you might...

Yeah... I go by feel instead of stats for this reason. I was able to justify a small jump in my card for the game, but I can't go any higher right now. It feels good in play to me, which is enough.

No new systems- Zweihander is d100. I'd totally agree to use it- it's a great system has a great feel like WFRP, but that requirement kills it.

The only thing I have that's above spec is the RAM... I have 48GB. But everything else is pushing recommended. But I can see what you mean.

But that's in no way a given, which is why I was wondering.

I worked in the video game industry, and yeah... we had one project with performance issues all the way up until the end. They delayed once, then 'couldn't delay again because of release windows'. We were continually improving, but there just wasn't enough time. I don't believe the didn't...

I play on PC without an SSD and it's not an issue for me.

What is this 'death spiral'?

Optomization is done last. That is a standard practice. You build for it, but you do optimizations and performance testing last. He said that they saw that the PC was close to their numbers and they were seeing improvements when they announced release. Some time between that announcement...

Not sure why damning or not convincing, but then I've seen how it works on the inside. I've seen where something is working on one platform, so they use it for reviews and media, with the assumption that the other platform will 'get there'. And it can seem quite plausible, though it's never as...

So if you're a business, and you have an audience that supports your business at the level that you need to sustain your cash flow, do you (a) give your audience what they want or (b) take a risk and change what you're giving, hoping for that audience that may exist for this new thing that...

Considering that they're running another GURPS Kickstarter soon (after the successful Kickstarter they just held for GURPS material), it seems that they have an audience that is still quite interested in the product.

That's not the part that I saw. It was something about transmission. Again, if you don't see anything that sets off your alarms, then I suppose it didn't set anything off for you. But know that a couple of people saw the same. It's quite a large document, or I'd just check it, but don't...

Why not just adapt the Brawler from Pathfinder, or am I missing something?