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  8. What's Up With These Protestors? (2 parts)

    in Champions

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    Re: What's Up With These Protestors? (2 parts)

     

    tuff-man would wonder why LUCHADORES can tangle with wierd crooks and not be seen as pons scum but guyslike HIM cant he doesnt have any powersso THATS not it

    he'd look into it andf ind outwhats going on before the dojo he calls a headquarts gets anyreason to expel him

  13. Game Master Lament

    in HERO System Discussion

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    Re: Game Master Lament

     

    Sean Waters, I remember games like that, well some of them sort of. Such is life that when the drinking interfered with the game or the game interfered with the drinking we parted company. A lot of our games are player dependent that I really dislike that as a steady diet as it leads to a lack of depth (in our group at least).

     

    Oh and this thread has go me started on a glossary.

     

    Player dependent – a game that player set the tone and direction. ( I trying really)

     

    Ghost Angel the 1973 and 1974 version with Michael York and Charlton Heston are the classic. Next you will be telling us that Sheen, Sutherland and O’Donnell (Platt and Curry did alright with a bad script) where French. Of course Mornay and Anwar, no wrong could they do.

     

    Sean Waters I was surprised as you are. That the rub.

     

    Bunny thanks for the reply, (about all the prep that get lol)

     

    Ghost stretch your self put more into gaming, you know you get what you give

     

    It took me 3 summers of running my star wars game to get to the point of getting two of my players to the point of trying to decide if they where going to kill each other ( 18 minutes and you could hear the clock tick and the sweat trickle)

     

    Vondy our group is now pretty tight but we have had people we just game with and are always looking for more.

     

    Ballbanto thanks for the well-worded post and back slap.

     

    Sean cool planning my trip to the UK now, and I bring my hat. Sword tabard . . . . .. beer, cooler for the beer and more beer

     

    Blacksword thanks for the post see above.

     

    Ice9 that is what I been saying. Oh that reminds me I need to do some pregen characters so I am not guilty as charge.

     

    Treb, home work is not a bad word just a fact of life.

     

    Egyptoid we can build great Pyramids together (just move to west Texas).

     

    Treb my Lunch buddy. The players who wined about the homework are in your group also. He who live in glass houses should . . . . . . . .

     

    Ninja bear got nothing thanks for the posts

     

    Cross you have got a point, the surprise in our group is that there are players that do not read or do movies and at times they feel out of the loop.

    Bunneh we make time for what we love.

     

    Crosshaircollie that would work.

     

    Balabanto I think no ticket not shirt need to go on my GM Screen. LOL

     

    Tsandman, thanks for the post and one reason we rotate GM is for style differences and we do vote with our feet and every one seem to take it in stride. ( and yes some of my games players have not played in)

     

    Casualplayer come play anytime we really need some one throw the wrong punch, pursue the dangerous beauty or make the misstep that leads to glory . (on the other flap of my GM screen)

     

    Lemming, what is campaign assassination?

     

    For the glossary please

     

    Zilla thanks for the post.

     

    Vondy thanks for Indentured Game Master.

     

    Peregrine thanks for tyranny of the Players and tyranny or the Game Master

     

    Shadowheart thanks for the post and the perk is able to play in the game. (1 pts)

     

    Megaplayboy. Just finished watching Douglas Fairbanks in the man in the Iron Mask (1925) it was good.

     

    And Kahuna’s bro do not know where to get that show, and the most popular series in the late 1970’s in Russia was the Three Musketeers (musical version). It was a culture Icon.

     

    Lord Ghee

    itb was on the now defunct PAX NETWORK thevshow was about the son of d'artanian and his fellow musketteers one of them a woman in disguise

  18. 7 Sci-Fi Series Ripe for Movie Reboots

    in Star Hero

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    Re: 7 Sci-Fi Series Ripe for Movie Reboots

     

     

    Would like to see a Six Million Dollar Man remake. Enjoyed most of the originak series. Not so much SF as secret agent (verging on super-agent / low-end superhero) with REALLY advanced technology. Probably can't call a remake 'Cyborg' - I know that name was taken for a Van Damme movie.

     

    Just, for ghod's sake, whatever is remade next, I would really like it if they stopped this 'Let's make it really EDGY' crud. Personally, I hated the "EDGY" BSG remake - seemed like it was all about torturing, compromising and corrupting basically decent people into being total asshats. And sometimes vice versa. Not much heroism there, very little that was positive, just one long nightmare.

    ias an old school super-hero tv fan i secontd both theese motions

  19. The Musketeers

    in Fantasy Hero

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    Re: The Musketeers

     

    if the musketeers are the most junior unit it might get harrassed by more than the cardinals guards

    they could get grief from SEINOR units

    EDIT i had a thought shouldn't this tread be in other genres since its more a period martial arts campain than fantasy?

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