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<blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 9123763" data-attributes="member: 6704184">WEG books are a wonderful resource for SW roleplaying. I prefer Saga Edition for actual SW game rules, but WEG’s books like the Galaxy Guides (one has cocktails and popular music, and sky slicers) are a big part of my understanding of SW roleplaying. Trash talking a game as you were and are doing is more than just expressing an opinion. It merits challenge. It doesn’t fit your preferences or mention your neck of the woods. Fair enough. But what you’re ranting about isn’t the cypher system, it’s the writing of the book, which means the show and its creative team. The Cypher system didn’t fail to talk about Georgia, the writers from the show did. Having a problem with Old Gods is irrelevant to the thread, and your posts are off-topic ranting. There’s always someone who hates a localized product relating to something close to home. There are also many Appalachians who love the show and game. None of that relates at all to how good a fit any given game system is to the property.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doctorbadwolf, post: 9123763, member: 6704184"] WEG books are a wonderful resource for SW roleplaying. I prefer Saga Edition for actual SW game rules, but WEG’s books like the Galaxy Guides (one has cocktails and popular music, and sky slicers) are a big part of my understanding of SW roleplaying. Trash talking a game as you were and are doing is more than just expressing an opinion. It merits challenge. It doesn’t fit your preferences or mention your neck of the woods. Fair enough. But what you’re ranting about isn’t the cypher system, it’s the writing of the book, which means the show and its creative team. The Cypher system didn’t fail to talk about Georgia, the writers from the show did. Having a problem with Old Gods is irrelevant to the thread, and your posts are off-topic ranting. There’s always someone who hates a localized product relating to something close to home. There are also many Appalachians who love the show and game. None of that relates at all to how good a fit any given game system is to the property. [/QUOTE]

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