tomas

It does look like a cover for the old Paranoia game.

Can't say that I like it. It looks like a photoshoot for a bad sitcom.

Sounds a bit like the old Birthright setting from TSR where each PC was the ruler of a kingdom. I briefly played in a game and it was a lot of fun.

I've run several over the decades. As others have mentioned it can get bloody wicked fast. Most of my players quickly learned the fine art of taking cover and not blazing away from the middle of the street. This is one of the books that I can only wish will come back. I seriously doubt that there is a strong market for the genre among Hero gamers.

Re: How to Read the Firearms Table Good find on the integrated laser sights for the Glock...I had forgotten about those. So the bulk does go down, with the exception of the suppressor of course.

Re: How to Read the Firearms Table Firearms are much like cars in the sense that what a person wants in one is very personal. Some people really like 9mm and others will sneer at anything that isn't a .45 ACP. Don't try to figure out what "personality" goes with what gun or caliber. Just pick one. Now as for the weapon your character has. The only issue that I have with it is that it would be next to impossible to carry concealed. As a hip holster in plain view there is no problem. But between the suppressor and the laser sight you start adding lots of bulk. If it is something that the PC only carries into combat then no biggie. If that is his walking around town weapon...well it will get noticed and that will make life uncomfoortable for the PC.

Re: Generation Ship Campaigns I've been toying with an idea of RPGing a closed society with the characters being newly-minted cops when a serial murder takes place. They spend the time both investigating the murder and dealing with a panicked population. A generational ship would be an ideal setting for it.