EnderAndrew

If you're only playing something like a Street Samurai or Physical Adept. If you want to play a Decker, you need to be able to build your own deck, and you need rules for decking... The damage and soak rules are rather akward, and some of the specific systems like decking or rigging are pretty damned complicated. I really like the magic system however, and I really like the setting.

I really liked Jade Empire for the first few hours, but the enemy AI is horrid, and the enjoyment wears off when you realize that you're not going to get to explore much of the wonderful world they created.

And instead of seeing that you have this lengthy process everytime you start the game, you can view it as starting the game right away without having to create your character. Your character is being created as you begin to play.

This is a few thousand years early for a SSD.

I mentioned Green Bay a few posts, back, and I referred to Green Bay when I said smallest market. They are the smallest market to host a team in the NFL, and they own in attendance.

Gutman hasn't met the "family" yet, I take it.

You can't get hockey night in the states...

I think it would be something different. And who knows, with any given RPG, it could be someone's first RPG they ever play. Making the tutorial optional (as KOTOR:2 did) is a nice move.

I think a more interesting approach is to set a player against a series of tasks in such an academy. In handling each task, the player is really telling the computer their style of play, and subtly creating their character behind the scenes. If you sneak past a guard, then you might be picking a stealth skill.

You need the core rule book. Then you need two more books for magic, one for cybernetics, one for deckers, one for riggers, and then you might be able to start playing.

Add EA to that list for me.

Or sign up for the Diplomacy game.

There is some new footage filmed in Kanadia this year. I maintain it's Volourn.

Since I apparently secretly control other accounts, then GoA is probably one of my other accounts as well.

From what I understand, the book covers style rather than rules.

They just released DMG II as another core rule book.

For what? For NWN:2? It's implementing 3.5

I've never even seen a copy of the pen-and-paper game, but I have seen plenty of L5R LARP groups.

I haven't slept and and I'm heading to work here in less than two hours.

I do believe it is called Florentine style.

We've both been posting in the same thread at once.

Possibly. I haven't played L5R, but aren't they basically the same system and same world?

It's all about Abe Vigoda.

I found someone sexier than Hoff.

I'll escort her back safely.