rjshae

Well, female fighting characters (either ones you fight as, with, or against) are certainly treated the same as male fighting characters in D&D - at least, I think so. Fighting characters are not the only type of characters in D&D, though, and on a wider overview, I don't think you could really consider that principle to stand up to any great degree... Yup. You're character is created, not randomly sampled, so she doesn't need to represent a typical member of society. You can play a Nikki Fuller-type character if you want.

Clearly we need to heavily protect that weapon. In the event of a mass demonic summoning during the end times, it may be our only hope.

For PoE 2 I'd actually like if they did not forcibly try to provide exactly one companion of each and every class. When I was building my character, I actually resorted to picking a class that wasn't taken, just so my character would be fairly unique entity in the party. I was concerned that having two of class X would limit my options, while avoiding that class character could reduce my potential enjoyment of interactions. Not sure what the solution to that is though.

I was pretty disappointed to hear that Limitless was not going to be renewed. It was enjoyable for me; particularly the quirky nature of the protagonist. One of the few I've wanted to keep up on, besides Walking Dead. I wouldn't mind seeing a dystopian horror CP series that combined technological elements of Limitless, Second Chance, and Continuum, with some quirky and interesting characters.

I wouldn't mind seeing a "Class" system that starts out as a "Skills" system. I.e. you learn skills in order to qualify for a class, much like you apprentice in order to enter a profession. Once you have a class to specialize in, your rate of progression should improve. But you would have the alternative to just keep following the skills road for greater diversity in your capability. So... you'd qualify for a class at around level 3-4, after completing the prerequisites and training. Until then, you're just an adventurer slash apprentice.

I think they're fortunate they got funded via Kickstarter a second time. Let's see if they can finish the job...

Conan the Destroyer gets a 26% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. I'll bet nobody here has seen it... more than five times.

My understanding was that previous searches for MACHOs (via gravitational lensing) had shown they only provide a small fraction of the missing mass.

I'd rather see some race-specific class options that reproduce elements of multi-classing.