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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kroh" data-source="post: 3385326" data-attributes="member: 16768">And that is really where a project like this comes into it's own.  I played the "advanced" rules when they came out and had a great time with them... When I was in junior high school.  These rules were elegant for the time they were written and continued to be used by people because the rules came in a "staple bound" book that was quick to read and kept the emphasis on role playing.  You could craft a great story set in the Marvel Universe and instead of needing a rules tutor to make sure you had everything straight, you could read the rules and get going in a single afternoon.  The project could see great success because much like OSRIC is doing for old school rules, FASERIP could show that these rules have a lot of merit and can still be used to craft great games.   The only times I have seen FASRIP mentioned in the last 20 years is on forum posts that point to places like <a href="http://classicmarvel.com" target="_blank">Classic Marvel dot com</a> and <a href="http://marvelrpg.com" target="_blank">Marvel RPG dot com.</a> It will be nice to see the system actively promoted to a new group of gamers.  We won't see people flocking in waves but it has generated some interest in a few people who had no idea what it was.Definately looking forward to what people do with it as well.Regards, Walt</blockquote>