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The art in those original guides was great. It was detailed yet weird and mysterious, with distinctly squeamish vibes.

Yeah, I do not understand how Jared Leto still gets work. He's not a huge draw, his method acting nonsense rarely delivers performances to justify it, and on top of all that there are multiple credible allegations against him. There's a sense of reality to it. It's in the lighting, the shadows...

As someone with a twin, when we were kids, let's just say Ram-Man's spring loaded action was a lot of fun. See also this toy: But back to Masters of the Universe. The trailer left me cold. Eternia just looks like too much CGI. I really wish people would just build models and sets again. Yes...

I started playing Ruiner on the Switch. So far I'm digging it, but for whatever reason my brain has a hard time with dual-stick shooters (see also The Ascent). Still, it's fun enough that I'm persisting.

Mothership is a pretty good con game in my experience.

This is my first time reading it, so I'm excited. I've read the two Gibson stories in it already, but that's about it.

Entirely agree with these thoughts. I've really leaned into just drafting a scenario and seeing where the PCs take it. We tell a story together, but it's the product of the game, not the other way around. I've seen when players and GMs get too focused on the story they're telling ahead of the...

I finished PKD's The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch. A trippy exploration of reality and religion that still maintains some classic sci-fi tropes. I also read Rudy Rucker's Wetware. After reading two books, I can say that I don't vibe with Rucker. Important events, including POV character...

Heh, point conceded.

Funny, it was one of the most recent FR novels I've read. For some reason I didn't pick it up back in the day.

I mean, if someone talks about The Turner Diaries as a simple dystopian story, yeah, that's a problem. And yes, something bad does happen. For example, I love the stories of Robert E. Howard, but there's a whole lot of racism and sexism in them, full stop. Not discussing those issues...

I dug the first episode. The smaller scope is nice, but one thing that struck me was that it depicted people just having a good time. No foreshadowing of doom or anything too deep. Been a long time since a Game of Thrones TV show just let people be happy. If it's the one I'm thinking of, yeah...

68 is way too young. Red Magic was a solid entry in the D&D fiction line, and I mined a lot of Raven's Bluff sourcebooks for material back in the day.

I fail to see how not being critical of flawed (and ultimately failed) ideas like the Confederate leads anywhere good.

Yeah, Spire is a striking game, with a deeply detailed setting and the mechanics to back it up.