GURPS at 50%

[Romnipotent]

buy everything
and can I have a 3rd ed Revised rulebook too, we can organise a method of reimburcement

 

[Aus_Snow]

I've found Celtic Myth *damn* handy for running Celtic D&D. Magic is very good. Actually, I'd agree with those who've said that GURPS supplements are (generally) highly useful, no matter your preferred system. 50% off? I'd be snaffling a ton of 'em..

 

[Jürgen Hubert]

I would buy any of the transhuman space games.

By the way are you creating a 4th ed version of this?

In case you were talking to me, I must admit that I don't know about any specific plans for "officially" creating a 4th edition version of this. But then again, I was only involved in a fairly minor fashion and certainly am not privy to the inner workings of SJG.

That being said, here is my speculation: TS still remains a very popular line, so I wouldn't be surprised if they came up with a new version... eventually. As of now, the company is busy with rereleasing all of the "core rule books" in print - Magic, Fantasy, Space, Ultra-Tech, Vehicles, and so on - for the new edition. Only after this is done they will have time to look at what other settings they want to rerelease for the new edition. But it might take a few years.

(There is also speculation that they might shift the setting to a later time period - 50 or 100 years later...)

In the meantime, Transhuman Space is supported over at e23, their equivalent of RPGNow - there are two TS adventures already out, and more supplements are planned (all are 3rd edition, though - I hope they will eventually release a "4th edition Update" Document for TS, but I don't know if they will). So if you want to see a 4th edition version of TS, the best way to support that is to buy all the TS releases to show the company that TS remains profitable!