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<blockquote data-quote="Thunderfoot" data-source="post: 5857417" data-attributes="member: 34175">No actually that WAS the reason they switched to words other than devil or demon...&nbsp; Also the nudity in the artwork disappeared at the same time.&nbsp; I do get that the video game and the tabletop are different, the Planescape: Torment engine was just a ramping up of the the BG/ID CPRG engine, probably could be seen as a direct descendant of some of the changes in the new version of BG that we are getting.&nbsp; &nbsp; It was the subject matter that I didn't care for, not saying that your liking of it is badwrongfun... I try to keep away from those statements, after all, there are a lot of things I find charming and dandy about the 1st ed version of D&amp;D that most people are glad that are gone;&nbsp; (No spell level limits, uneven XP charts, expanded to hit tables in the 20 zone (6 20s before 21 vice the THAC0 chart, racial level limits, etc) I just couldn't get behind PS, it just felt wrong to me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thunderfoot, post: 5857417, member: 34175"] No actually that WAS the reason they switched to words other than devil or demon... Also the nudity in the artwork disappeared at the same time. I do get that the video game and the tabletop are different, the Planescape: Torment engine was just a ramping up of the the BG/ID CPRG engine, probably could be seen as a direct descendant of some of the changes in the new version of BG that we are getting. It was the subject matter that I didn't care for, not saying that your liking of it is badwrongfun... I try to keep away from those statements, after all, there are a lot of things I find charming and dandy about the 1st ed version of D&D that most people are glad that are gone; (No spell level limits, uneven XP charts, expanded to hit tables in the 20 zone (6 20s before 21 vice the THAC0 chart, racial level limits, etc) I just couldn't get behind PS, it just felt wrong to me. [/QUOTE]

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