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<blockquote data-quote="MintRabbit" data-source="post: 9356565" data-attributes="member: 7044790">I'm pretty happy with the Star Wars FFG game in Genesys, but I don't know how it translates to other games. I love the narrative opportunities provided in the mixed outcomes that usually show up on the dice, and I wish the dice were more readily available. I agree with the statements that mentioned a need for player buy-in. The group definitely all has to be on the same page about what kind of game you want to play, otherwise you might end up with a PC whose abilities don't mesh well with the rest of the group. I felt like Age of Rebellion was definitely my preferred game out of the three Star Wars options, because it provided the players with slightly more focus. I've also carried the cinematic roll forward into other games. I think it's a real time-saver when your game is running too long or when you'd like to abstract out an action sequence because you're more interested in what happens after.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MintRabbit, post: 9356565, member: 7044790"] I'm pretty happy with the Star Wars FFG game in Genesys, but I don't know how it translates to other games. I love the narrative opportunities provided in the mixed outcomes that usually show up on the dice, and I wish the dice were more readily available. I agree with the statements that mentioned a need for player buy-in. The group definitely all has to be on the same page about what kind of game you want to play, otherwise you might end up with a PC whose abilities don't mesh well with the rest of the group. I felt like Age of Rebellion was definitely my preferred game out of the three Star Wars options, because it provided the players with slightly more focus. I've also carried the cinematic roll forward into other games. I think it's a real time-saver when your game is running too long or when you'd like to abstract out an action sequence because you're more interested in what happens after. [/QUOTE]

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