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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 5293088" data-attributes="member: 52734">I must have played the 2E version, though my memories are very faint.  I remember I played an intelligent rabbit* (not quite a hoop) and we had recovered a landspeeder (with a mounted gun of some sort) that we used to travel around.  Our group did a lot of ruin-raiding, though eventually we became protectors for a local village.  I don't remember many specifics, of our adventures, other than one incident of charging into a fight vs. pure-strain humans while our allies were tossing radiation grenades into fight (so the humans took damage and we got extra powers...).Personally, I was too busy playing D&D to get into GW 3E, and 4E just seemed like a retread.  At the time the 5E/Alternity came out, I skipped it, though I did come back later and buy it (I only tried it recently, but did like it).  I picked up 6E because it was based on d20, and I mostly like it but I was a little disappointed by the WW "edge" they tried to build into it.My problem always seem to be finding someone interested in giving the game a go.  Prior to Fallout 3's release, I couldn't find a group interested in running Apocalyptic gaming since about the time of Road Warrior.* At the time, I had just recently read Watership Down, so I was greatly influenced by that to make a "humanoid rabbit" character, also hoops have become my favorite gamma world critter.</blockquote>