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<blockquote data-quote="WayneLigon" data-source="post: 5416878" data-attributes="member: 3649">In general, if your brain can conceive of that question then any superhero game you ever attempt will be doomed to instant failure. Hardcore realism is simply impossible to maintain if you're trying to run a four-color supers game.However, since your players seem down with this style of play as well, then you can make a perfectly good go at a 'real people with super powers' game instead of a 'superheroes' game. You might want to check out these following games, even if it's just for setting and inspiration info - they tend to concentrate on this more realistic style of play:Mutant City Blues (basically, Law and Order meets super powers)Aberrant (where the only supers who wear costumes are the media-made pretty boys and government flacks)Godlike (Supers during WW2, where the only uniform they wear is their country's military uniform) and it's sequel, Wild Talents, which picks up the Godlike universe and takes it into the modern day.They might also want to check out the various comics about <a href="http://www.the99.org/" target="_blank">The 99</a>.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WayneLigon, post: 5416878, member: 3649"] In general, if your brain can conceive of that question then any superhero game you ever attempt will be doomed to instant failure. Hardcore realism is simply impossible to maintain if you're trying to run a four-color supers game. However, since your players seem down with this style of play as well, then you can make a perfectly good go at a 'real people with super powers' game instead of a 'superheroes' game. You might want to check out these following games, even if it's just for setting and inspiration info - they tend to concentrate on this more realistic style of play: Mutant City Blues (basically, Law and Order meets super powers) Aberrant (where the only supers who wear costumes are the media-made pretty boys and government flacks) Godlike (Supers during WW2, where the only uniform they wear is their country's military uniform) and it's sequel, Wild Talents, which picks up the Godlike universe and takes it into the modern day. They might also want to check out the various comics about [URL="http://www.the99.org/"]The 99[/URL]. [/QUOTE]

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