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<blockquote data-quote="xechnao" data-source="post: 4688801" data-attributes="member: 58105">I very well suppose so that M&amp;M would be a better tool to build archetypes -if this is what you really want: a game that helps you build archetypes.But I do not believe modern games should be about archetypes or tactical combat roles. I rather believe they should be about contacts, organizations and stuff. ConspiracyX has a rules section regarding organization resources such as media, military, police, scientific laboratories and things like that.I believe a modern game should be more about how you can manage your way with a structure of groups-institutions than anything else.If you do not something like this, then better play super-hero or in a very focused or very detailed campaign -something that provides more on the structure of the adventures than the archetypes (things like twilight 2000, heavy-gear, dark-heresy, starship troopers or even esoterrorists, fear itself, CoC may seem a good fit).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="xechnao, post: 4688801, member: 58105"] I very well suppose so that M&M would be a better tool to build archetypes -if this is what you really want: a game that helps you build archetypes. But I do not believe modern games should be about archetypes or tactical combat roles. I rather believe they should be about contacts, organizations and stuff. ConspiracyX has a rules section regarding organization resources such as media, military, police, scientific laboratories and things like that. I believe a modern game should be more about how you can manage your way with a structure of groups-institutions than anything else. If you do not something like this, then better play super-hero or in a very focused or very detailed campaign -something that provides more on the structure of the adventures than the archetypes (things like twilight 2000, heavy-gear, dark-heresy, starship troopers or even esoterrorists, fear itself, CoC may seem a good fit). [/QUOTE]

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