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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GhostShip Blue" data-source="post: 6123776" data-attributes="member: 6712370">This was one of my big complaints as well and is one of the best things about Gumshoe. Failed roll CAN'T stall an investigation. That kind of mechanic is far less useful in Deathwatch, especially for combat situation. However, I force my Astartes (nope, Marines wear green fatigues - even RMC and RCMC) to figure out what's going on a lot of the time. Players kind of dislike it, but they keep playing and it amuses me.Does that make me a bad person?As for Marvel - you know, I hadn't thought of it but that would suit the milieu pretty well. Perhaps not enough grit though. PCCS anyone - early adopters of Power Armor in the Living Steel game - with some VERY nasty gun combat rules that often made Cyberpunk look safe. Hmmm... I may have a new mission. Just have to port boltguns over to Phoenix Command...tomBitonti: My remaining FLGS has long given the 40K stuff a lot of real estate, and it makes a kind of sense. The art is always first rate, eye catching and well suited to the market. Beardy gits like myself filter it out, but the young kid who sees the Astartes in his armor spraying Imperial Wroth at the Greenskins will look. Hard. If the FFG RPGs are doing well, give it the space. Stay OPEN, please, stay open. I don't care if I have to ask for want to be brought up from the basement because all the shelf space is taken up by new Codices, but I nearly cried when my life long store closed. Jerry never did carry GW stuff...Super Pony, I'll check out Dark Reign. GW's track record is not the best in being customer friendly. A bit like WalMart though, they are profitable near as I can tell. If anyone is in the market fo a 40K hack, I'll buy the ASL-40K hack. I'd REALLY like a set of rules that make sense for miniatures but I can't get anyone to even look at StarGrunt.</blockquote>

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