IndianaJoe3

APG2 has an Extradimensional Space power that would, ah, fit the bill.

It's the only planet in the universe known to harbor life. I think that counts for something.

Margarita Man

Nibblin' on sponge cake
Helping a thug make
The smartest decision he's made in some time
Yeah he'll get off scott free
But that doesn't bug me
'Cause the three he'll turn in are the worst kinds of slime.

Savin' the day again, I'm Margarita Man
Scanning for some good deed I can do
Some people claim the fact I'm here is a shame,
But I know, that they don't have a clue.

That mugger was stalking
A young woman walking
But now he's freaked out and his mind's come unglued
She's a real beauty
A Mexican cutie
She's had a close call, but she hasn't a clue.

Savin' the day again, I'm Margarita Man
Scanning for some good deed I can do
Some people claim the fact I'm here is a shame,
But I know, that they don't have a clue.
 
My fights, I must pick 'em
I can't save each victim
And mind reading psychopaths drives me to drink
But if you ask how come
Some killers get so dumb
And finally get caught, well now, what do you think?
 
Savin' the day again, I'm Margarita Man
Scanning for some good deed I can do
Some people claim the fact I'm here is a shame,
But I know, that they don't have a clue.
 
 
 

Lucius Alexander

Some people claim that Jimmy Buffet's to blame,
But I know, it's the palindromedary's fault.

I'm going to speculate that you are white, male, heterosexual, cisgendered, nominally Christian, and have a reasonable job. (I apologize if I got any of that wrong.) You don't have to worry about being discriminated against because of your religion, ethnicity, or gender. You are well-fed, clothed, have a roof over your head, and have no more than a theoretical worry about how you're going to pay for these things. Of course things are going pretty well for you.
 
Unfortunately, for people not like you, Trump is making everything worse.

I'm going to speculate that you are white, male, heterosexual, cisgendered, nominally Christian, and have a reasonable job. (I apologize if I got any of that wrong.) You don't have to worry about being discriminated against because of your religion, ethnicity, or gender. You are well-fed, clothed, have a roof over your head, and have no more than a theoretical worry about how you're going to pay for these things. Of course things are going pretty well for you.
 
Unfortunately, for people not like you, Trump is making everything worse.

I'm going to speculate that you are white, male, heterosexual, cisgendered, nominally Christian, and have a reasonable job. (I apologize if I got any of that wrong.) You don't have to worry about being discriminated against because of your religion, ethnicity, or gender. You are well-fed, clothed, have a roof over your head, and have no more than a theoretical worry about how you're going to pay for these things. Of course things are going pretty well for you.
 
Unfortunately, for people not like you, Trump is making everything worse.

They could get Bill Shatner to play it. He has experience.

Robert Muller, as transcribed by NPR.  Emphasis by myself:
 
 

Undocumented immigrants are clearly subject to US laws. Therefore, their US-born children are US citizens. 

Undocumented immigrants are clearly subject to US laws. Therefore, their US-born children are US citizens. 

Adding. "Must Follow Block" to a Bind maneuver seems reasonable.

Man and Ultraman

After an annoying afternoon at her job last weekend, daughter came home and was advocating the employees go storm the CEO's estate and start beheading his family (ending with him).  With me having long been an advocate for counter-corporate action of extreme violence, all I could say was, "That's my girl."

"I guess if I had stopped to do the math, I would've realized I had ordered 42 pounds of Skittles. But there was no stopping and there was no math. There was only lime."

Your teleport power, by RAW, activates at DEX 28 in segment 3. The fact that it is a Full Phase action (as opposed to a Half Phase for a Half Move) is irrelevant. 
 
If your teleport was built with Extra Phase (as opposed to Full Phase), it would activate at DEX 28 in segment 6.
 
Either way, you've used your action and can't Abort until segment 4.

I assume you mean, "the segment before the character's next Phase." That seems close enough to Extra Segment to be worth the same value (-1/2).
 
If you want, "directly before my character's action in it's next Phase," that's a lot more complex (and probably should require an Advantage to get two Actions in one Phase, even if one of them is delayed from earlier).

I guess I am being distracted by the description of "full phase action" it makes it sound like it takes time when it actually takes no time at all.  You declare and act on DEX 28 of segment 3, it takes no additional time and simply makes a zero or half phase action into a full-phase action in game mechanics terms.  Which provides the fullest explanation of why it attracts no additional limitation for the purposes of the OP. 🙂

"...Within the same campaign" is the important bit here. My argument is that the character shouldn't have to pay more for usable Contacts just because the campaign is set world-wide, instead of being limited to NYC (for example).

My new neighbors (living under the shed).

One idea that I've toyed with but never tried in a game is to build poisons as AVAD, where the defense is CON. 

One idea that I've toyed with but never tried in a game is to build poisons as AVAD, where the defense is CON. 

One idea that I've toyed with but never tried in a game is to build poisons as AVAD, where the defense is CON. 

A comparison to later editions of D&D might be useful. Their combat round is 6 seconds, so Hero's 12-second turn is 2 D&D rounds. This lets us draw some direct comparisons:
 
SPD 2 = 1 attack/round
SPD 3 = 3 attacks/2 rounds
SPD 4 = 4 attacks/2 rounds
 
So, novice (low-level) characters would be SPD 2, with their SPD increasing as they gain experience.

Nonsense. I've always found that the best way to do most things is to do a little research to get broad strokes and then just throw yourself into it, fail, adapt, then try again. Repeat as necessary. We're talking about playing a game, not launching yourself in a rocket over a ravine. The Risk / Reward ratio is in your favor here; just go for it.
 
 
The genre you are most comfortable with generally, and that you are excited to run a game in.
 
 
Yes, definitely do pre-gens. And don't try to be clever or cute with the character builds. Make a list of the most archetypal character types for the setting you intend to run and knock out one of each kind right down the line, no fancy bull$#!%. Make sure each of them has something to offer, something to differentiate them, but are otherwise bread & butter, basic builds.
 
 
Don't teach. Just start a low-risk combat on Phase 12 and call down the DEX order. 
 
 
I highly recommend "in medias res" as an intro. Get people into it right away. 
 
 
Mastery is overrated. Don't let perfect be the enemy of good enough. The best way to start is simply to start. Keep it simple, and go. Imagine the events of the play session to be a movie. If the movie is boring, you're doing it wrong. Just wing it. Learn as you go. Don't be afraid to get it wrong. If you run into something you don't know, either take a beat to look it up (or have someone else at the table look it up while you keep the plates spinning) or just make a ruling "for now" and keep the tempo going.
 
 
Nothing. That's already a lot of information to slap on the average person. Pick or make a character sheet template that has the info you want on it, and run with just that. 
 
 
You're getting lost in details. 
 
Have players explain what they are trying to do, interpret that into rules or rulings for them on the fly, and apply whatever rules you know off the top of your head or can quickly look up. Anything else, just wing it. Look up anything you were unsure of before the next session and if you got it wrong, admit that to the players next time and present how it should have worked and how that sort of thing will be resolved thereafter. GMing 101. 
 
 
If you intend to use 6e-based rules, then don't muddy the waters. Go forth as you intend to continue.
 
 
The main problem is your own lack of confidence. Worry less about mechanics and more about fun. Be confident in your ability to entertain your players for a handful of hours. The game you choose to do that with is just a tool, but its your own ability to frame an engaging adventure and keep things moving along that will be the difference between a good or bad experience for the group...not your grasp of rules. 
 
Just tell your players up front that you are learning the game too and wont always get it right, and promise to do your best. That's all they can reasonably ask of you.

Exactly. If it's just a base of operations between adventures, it doesn't matter that it's a mighty fortress with a large garrison. When the character is out adventuring, he doesn't have access to those resources and shouldn't need to pay points for them. If the character wants to bring a few bodyguards along, he only pays for those guards, not the whole garrison.
 
Of course, this assumes a conventional heroic fantasy campaign. If you are playing more of a military wargame, the character will be using those resources and you'll need to build it with the base and follower rules.