Darque
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TNO's story ended... it's time to move on
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Well it's good to see you're still around Now back to work :D *cracks whip* :ph34r:
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It's Gorth! I thought you skipped town :ph34r:
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I heard it costs about 10 million to launch a mmo (that's AFTER development) I wonder how many companies are going to be hurting because of the mmo rush.
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Given how many MMOs have recently died out... I don't think many companies will be venturing into those waters.
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I don't see why it wouldn't return.
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Depends on my mood when I finally get the game.
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Oh yeah, I almost forgot about that. The Sega versions Matrix parts were FANTASTIC :D
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Which is why I didn't like the snes version as much, very very poor rules implementation. I did love the music though
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It's not against the rules... at least not the ones in my first edition hardbound version Mages/Shaman types can have cyberware, but at a cost to their essense.
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I've done both, so my opinion stands
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Quite small I would think given that fact. <_<
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She needs some more work.
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Cool. I know pnps. I do four different ones and GM 2. It sounds cool. http://www.shadowrunrpg.com/ Here's a link to the official site Check it out
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The SNES version did have better story (and music... I loved the music), but the Sega version was as accurate as I think you can get to rules implementation.
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It's a Pen and Paper rpg (one with dice and books you play with your friends in case you don't know what pen and paper is) The setting is 2050+ earth, with cyberware and a cyberpunk setting.... and magic/fantasy critters. Overall one of the most fun PnP RPGs ever made
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Blue Sky Software did. Shadowrun Sega Genesis sometime in the 90's
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And amazingly it was on page 2 of this very thread.
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All the Bush pictures posted were funny :D
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that was.... disturbing.
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*shudder* That movie doesn't exist in the world I live in...
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No, that's not accurate. Read: very very very VERY loosely based That's closer ... well... more like a
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I voted CDs. While I have a DVD drive (2 in fact) a lot of people still have only CD drives.
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Have they even released a game?