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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 7906810" data-attributes="member: 6802378">We don't know about they have chosen to use the d20 system or their own, but we could bet if the sale are right then we will see the TTRPG adaptation, and then lots of people will use this for their own homebred adaptation of their favorite franchises. I have said in the past modern technology with d20 system is a challenge for game designers. A sniper from a window works more like surviving a trap than a monster. A psycho-killer with a knife is a nightmare for unnarmed civilians PCs in a survival horror but free XPs in a battlefield campaign where PCs have got heavy weapons and they are one-man-armies like those old action heroes from 80's movies (Rambo, Missing in Action and others). With a remote-control drone you can kill an enemy from other continent, or a vehicle could be used to rune over a horde of zombies.Today starting from zero is easier than updating old titles (and sci-fi gets old very soon. Today new generations miss normal technology wasn't predicted in older titles, for example genetic engineering or mobiles)  , and maybe we could see a spiritual successor of some old title. Do you know? I miss alien PC races from d20 Future, Star Frontiers and Star*Drive.I wonder about they are going to add mind-transfer tech and digital immortality. Since I bought Eclipse Phase RPG I miss them in the rest of sci-fi TTRPGs. Have you thought about this title with biotic/psionic powers? If the new title is space opera, I hope Disney will not see this franchise as a rival for Star Wars. They broke with Mattel because this published "Ever After High", practically a menace for its princesses.</blockquote>

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