I have Spycraft 2.0 in my possession

[frankthedm]

how does the system work autofire weapons. does emptying the clip in someones direction tend to kill them or is it kid gloved or nerfed?

 

[Skrit]

Wow this is something I was really looking forward too. In my fantasy world (the one I live in) I would have liked to see Spycraft 2.0 be able to play not only Modern campaigins but space stuff too like Stardrive, Heavy Gear (minus mecha), or a scifi movie campaign (aliens, Bladerunner, etc..)

Well that's not the case but I love spycraft v1 and all the things mentioned so far seems like it's leaps and bounds better. My players like delta green so maybe I'll do some shoe horning and get Spycraft 2.0 and use it for DG =)

BTW I'm very happy the equip section is much bigger, guns and gadgets make me happy

 

[Pbartender]

Wow this is something I was really looking forward too. In my fantasy world (the one I live in) I would have liked to see Spycraft 2.0 be able to play not only Modern campaigins but space stuff too like Stardrive, Heavy Gear (minus mecha), or a scifi movie campaign (aliens, Bladerunner, etc..)

Say what?

Look up (emphasis mine)...

The book is designed for modern-era (ie late 19th to early 21st century) gaming in the main book since that's what was expected of us I was the lucky ducky who got to write the dozen or so different ways you can tweak the platform to run in different periods across this time - from Westerns to chop sockey to military and near-future. On the whole, the game is much more deliberately a platform for modern-styled games than the previous version, so non-spy games are not just a possibility - they're an intention

As for questions re: weirdness like psionics or space opera - that's not "core" at this time, but we certainly plan to address these things in the future. Speaking from experience, I have written a rather successful (at least, in playtest) 2.0 Star Wars conversion with only a little work. Those of you with the Shadowforce Archer stuff already on hand will be pleased to know there's a conversion appendix so you can bring some "fx" (what's that, again? ) over to the new version while we get a chance to do it up right.

Something cyberpunky like Bladerunner would be covered by the core rulebook. For something for sci-fi than that, it looks like a handful of houserules, or enough patience for an appropriate sourcebook would do the job.

 

[Skrit]

Say what?

Look up (emphasis mine)...



Something cyberpunky like Bladerunner would be covered by the core rulebook. For something for sci-fi than that, it looks like a handful of houserules, or enough patience for an appropriate sourcebook would do the job.

Sorry it was late at night I must have saw something different.. hehehe