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You can't just say stuff. You have to bring receipts.

No you didn't. You described how it might go awry but you did not tell us what games actually do it badly. What games are you thinking of?

Can you give an example of that?

I was being hyperbolic. And no, I don't think any of them lasted nearly as long as X-Men 93.

Thanks for the detailed reply. The spaceship stuff is not important for the idea at hand. I am mostly interested in characters that gear up as they get deeper into the adventure. They start by fighting post apocalyptic bandits, and end up going toe to toe with giant maser-blasting robots.

I want the discussion to go wherever it goes. I am interested in how folks feel about tiers of success and that will certainly include "yes an" and failing forward and all the various iterations of a non-binary result system.

It would be astounding if there wasn't a solution for this specific thing.

::checks news:: Not this [redacted] again. ::goes back to geekery::

Are either Mongoose edition the one I am looking for? I would prefer to use Fantasy grounds since that is my VTT of choice and it has both Mongoose editions available.

What is the "power" range between pointy sticks and beam rifles in Traveller? That is, how steep can progression feel via gear only?

It gives people the power to lock other people entirely out of threads. It is bad.

There have been like 6 X-Men cartoons since the 90s one. The difference is that always online Xennials are starting to feel old so they flocked to and elevated 97 in attempt to recapture some of their lost youth. Nostalgia is a hell of a drug. (Note: I like X-Men 97, but it wasn't THAT good.)

[Note: This is another thread in my ongoing "series" exploring different ideas in RPG design as I formulate my own game. The point is not to talk about what my game should or should not look like, but to examine the subject broadly so I can consider lot of different perspectives as I think about...

Tw Two way ignore is a blight and needs to go away.

This is the least shocking thing in the Star Wars universe. Droids are things. Rich people have nicer things.

Didn't we already have this thread?

IG-88 was introduced is ESB, among the Galaxy's Most Badass Bounty Hunters, even if they did not show the droid pew-pewing.

We use white poker chips for Hope and red for Fear. Otherwise we track hp, armor, stress etc on paper.

John Wick is the Grant Morrison of the RPG industry -- and not in a good way. Half the time he is brilliant. The other half, no one has any idea of what he is talking about.

I have a pet theory/headcanon that there must have been a Droid uprising at some point in the Republic's past and so restraining bolts and memory wipes are part of the culture around Droid use. Sure they are useful, but they get upitty... The existence of IG-88 and other "evil" Droid strongly...