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<blockquote data-quote="Psion" data-source="post: 310588" data-attributes="member: 172">Re: It's Silver Age Sentinels, not D&amp;DExcuse me while I call BS.I don't find Spycraft to be &quot;D&amp;D in a tuxedo&quot; nor do I find T20 to be &quot;D&amp;D in a vacc suit.&quot; These games depart from the base d20 paradigm in ways that they need to, but still retain the familiarity of the base system.Can d20 do supers? I'll leave you all to be the judge of that. I like 4CTF, but I have to admit that Champions* and DC Heroes are my first love in supers. We'll see if M&amp;M measures up to those standards. But if you didn't think it was possible, you shouldn't have done it. As it was, it seems to me that you are just capilizing on the d20 logo without embracing the system... much like PEG. From a business standpoint, I can understand while you would do that. But don't be surprised that the players/customers are calling you on it. We don't see things from a business standpoint.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Psion, post: 310588, member: 172"] [b]Re: It's Silver Age Sentinels, not D&D[/b] Excuse me while I call BS. I don't find Spycraft to be "D&D in a tuxedo" nor do I find T20 to be "D&D in a vacc suit." These games depart from the base d20 paradigm in ways that they need to, but still retain the familiarity of the base system. Can d20 do supers? I'll leave you all to be the judge of that. I like 4CTF, but I have to admit that Champions* and DC Heroes are my first love in supers. We'll see if M&M measures up to those standards. But if you didn't think it was possible, you shouldn't have done it. As it was, it seems to me that you are just capilizing on the d20 logo without embracing the system... much like PEG. From a business standpoint, I can understand while you would do that. But don't be surprised that the players/customers are calling you on it. We [i]don't[/i] see things from a business standpoint. [/QUOTE]

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