Karl Green
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nimisgod said:Herpes Unlimited?! Damn! Palladium really knows how to market to kids!
D'oh... I broke a finger this last weekend, and I am relearning to type with one less digit, and I am all messed up

nimisgod said:Herpes Unlimited?! Damn! Palladium really knows how to market to kids!
I love Ken Hite's work and think he is arguably the most brilliant writer in gaming, but the C&GR numbers are worse than useless. Using them fails to take into account the vast, vast difference between the way most comics shops are run, and most game shops are run (hint: few comics shops will curtail their selection of Marvel comics because the owner is a DC fanboy, frex). The words "self-selecting" should tell you all you need to know about the credibility of the survey results.MerricB said:According to Ken Hite...
Which he even says in the very next sentence.King of Old School said:I love Ken Hite's work and think he is arguably the most brilliant writer in gaming, but the C&GR numbers are worse than useless.
Karl Green said:I should just let this die, but can't!!!
Seen the book at FLGS...first page, by Kevin S “1988 before the X-Files, before Buffy, Before Vampire: the Masquerade there was Beyond the Supernatural!”
Games that I have on my book shelf that tell me otherwise…
Call of Cthulhu, 1981
Bureau 13, 1983
Chill, 1984
Ghostbusters, 1986
GURPS, Horror, 1987
So does Kevin get it???? What is he smoking?
Karl Green said:I should just let this die, but can't!!!
Seen the book at FLGS...first page, by Kevin S “1988 before the X-Files, before Buffy, Before Vampire: the Masquerade there was Beyond the Supernatural!”
Games that I have on my book shelf that tell me otherwise…
Call of Cthulhu, 1981
Bureau 13, 1983
Chill, 1984
Ghostbusters, 1986
GURPS, Horror, 1987
So does Kevin get it???? What is he smoking?
Nisarg said:Um, I don't actually see the problem with this statement.. In KS's intro, he didn't mention ANY of the games you mentioned. He said BTS was before x-files, it was. Before buffy, which it was, and before Vampire, which it was.
Now, if you can show me a quote where he says it was actually the very first horror RPG out there, then you've got a point. But this isn't that smoking gun.
Nisarg
Gundark said:Yes your right he didn't really lie, just mislead....which IMO isn't much better
Huh? How is D&D NOT directed at a teenage audience? It's sure as heck not directed at an adult audience. The whole hobby is really geared towards people with disposable income and lots of time on their hands.nisarg said:Secondly, something Palladium is doing that no one else is right now, NOT EVEN Wizards, is directing their games to a teenage audience.