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<blockquote data-quote="Nakander" data-source="post: 8472852" data-attributes="member: 7033133">Exactly right. This game was created from watching passive PCs - girlfriends, wives, inexperienced RPGers, slightly drunk people, and laymen - become frustrated with the prospects of trying to learn a game that's been around for decades. With the added disadvantage of trying to hook much more experienced and cynical gamers with the same game. The reason I've come forward with it is because I believe I've succeeded. I played this game with players of all types and in 30 years of playing I've never seen a campaign or ruleset run so well. As for your joke: I know you're teasing but the additional facet of this system really did add some needed comedy to the campaign. Have you ever seen players getting into serious arguments about who was going to get which prostitute because they needed the happiness boost more while their reallife wives looked on. I've never laughed so hard in my life.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nakander, post: 8472852, member: 7033133"] Exactly right. This game was created from watching passive PCs - girlfriends, wives, inexperienced RPGers, slightly drunk people, and laymen - become frustrated with the prospects of trying to learn a game that's been around for decades. With the added disadvantage of trying to hook much more experienced and cynical gamers with the same game. The reason I've come forward with it is because I believe I've succeeded. I played this game with players of all types and in 30 years of playing I've never seen a campaign or ruleset run so well. As for your joke: I know you're teasing but the additional facet of this system really did add some needed comedy to the campaign. Have you ever seen players getting into serious arguments about who was going to get which prostitute because they needed the happiness boost more while their reallife wives looked on. I've never laughed so hard in my life. [/QUOTE]

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