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<blockquote data-quote="Barcode" data-source="post: 85140" data-attributes="member: 3165">I will definitely be buying the RCR for Star Wars.&nbsp; Not really because I want Episode II stuff, though.&nbsp; I have been underwhelmed by the trailers, and I await AotC with trepidation.&nbsp; Anyone else cringe at the lack of chemistry/talent displayed by Hayden Christensen and Natalie Portman in the &quot;Forbidden Love&quot; trailer?&nbsp; I pray it is a bad edit.Basically, I really like that they are incorporating the feedback that they got from people on the boards and revising the rules that were unpopular.&nbsp; They could have done what most second printings do, and just incorporate the errata, but they went the extra step to improve the game.Was it just so people would buy the game a second time?&nbsp; A cynic would agree, and I am sure that factored into the decision to put extra development time into the core rules rather than just publish an Episode II sourcebook.&nbsp; But given the choice of a revised core book versus buying another sourcebook, plus continuing to run with a bunch of cobbled up optional and homebrew rules, I much prefer the solution that WotC chose.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Barcode, post: 85140, member: 3165"] I will definitely be buying the RCR for Star Wars. Not really because I want Episode II stuff, though. I have been underwhelmed by the trailers, and I await AotC with trepidation. Anyone else cringe at the lack of chemistry/talent displayed by Hayden Christensen and Natalie Portman in the "Forbidden Love" trailer? I pray it is a bad edit. Basically, I really like that they are incorporating the feedback that they got from people on the boards and revising the rules that were unpopular. They could have done what most second printings do, and just incorporate the errata, but they went the extra step to improve the game. Was it just so people would buy the game a second time? A cynic would agree, and I am sure that factored into the decision to put extra development time into the core rules rather than just publish an Episode II sourcebook. But given the choice of a revised core book versus buying another sourcebook, plus continuing to run with a bunch of cobbled up optional and homebrew rules, I much prefer the solution that WotC chose. [/QUOTE]

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