This made me get into mothership, is what i was looking for but i didnt know it existed. always being a fan of alien, firefly and a lot of other movies and media, and even if I dont get to play this, or even gm it to a group, just reading the manuals was a lot of fun.

Hey does anyone know why Quinn's Quests Patreon page vanished? Quinns just released a new blog post, didn't mention anything of quitting QQ-Patreon and suddenly its gone. Does anyone has more information regarding the patreon?

This video has not aged well. Since when could £3.99 get a single cup of coffee? Let alone 4!

COUNTER/WEIGHT SHIRT SPOTTED

It's rigmarole, not rig-a-marole.

I'm only 8 minutes in and the look, ell and comments are giving me original Traveller™ flashbacks. The game where you could die in character generation. I loved it. It was my first.

Indeed no truer words ever spoken: what is the difference between a union and a gang

Thank you very much for this awesome review. Deadly honest, very exciting, very fun, and damn, you hit the nail on my concern with the 'mechanics' of Vaesen. I love the art, I love the idea, I love the Vaesen, and honestly, I plan to run it under completely different rules really, and I haven't even had a session 1. Dragonbane really spoke to me and thankfully, it avoids the Year Zero dice, and I love the base game as-is. I think I'll definitely run Vaesen somehow, but it will NOT be with the intended mechanics.

I want you to know that this video made me pick up wild sea. My first character is an ironbound pirate who is the amalgamation of all the captains who served on his ship

I can't believe that Quinn is reviewing this just as I was about to buy the core box. I just received my copy of the Kickstarter module "This Ship is a Tomb" for this system and can't wait to try it out. Thanks Quinn for the unbelievable timing!

18th Century Hellboy with the B.P.R.D., and a dash of Filmation Ghostbusters? Does it have solo modules?

This feels like it would be almost fully compatible with the Rogue Trader era version of 40k, the 1st edition setting and the rule book, from the 1980s, that was part light-rpg and war game. How is it for solo play? It also seems like it would it could paired with a journaling RPG too.

More than half of this is completely inconsequential backstory or preamble that could have been just summed up in a 10 min. intro. Whan a player says "Both in game & out of game I've COMPLETELY FORGOT WHAT WE'RE HERE FOR" it's a huge problem.

2:15 living as I am through the unfettered nightmare of the Marxist modern world, give me late stage capitalism any day.

You know it’s a good video when you have to rewind two minutes because your brain wandered off thinking about the possibilities based off of something said

I... i MIGHT have made a module painting the technical scene in Mothership (as I see it in my universe) and if, IF, you would be hot for such a module - it's named 'TechRot' and can be found on DriveThruRPG

Love that computer sounded like a mech powering up

I think you’ll love Delta Green if you haven’t checked it out. All of their books are extremely high quality, and their scenario/campaign books are out of this world. Impossible Landscapes might be the most insane and in-depth horror campaign ever made. Check it out!

Finally a game that shares my personal agenda

It’s always about storytelling first. It’s good you noticed that, had a better second run through, and shared that for other GMs. Much appreciated.

At some point, I was wondering if you could cover Alien: The Roleplaying Game. Since Xenomorphs seem down your alley, you might've already played it, but in the chance you haven't, I'd like to see your thoughts.

Butbhave you "heard" about cocaine 3?

Having androids being undefined is one of the best parts of the class. Players can range from straight robots to hella cybermodded humans to cyborgs to lastgen synths to nextgen synths or anything inbetween. One of the most fun parts is everyone giving their input on what “the rules” for the specific Android should be. Two of the same Android characters could play vastly different while having the exact same skills and it’s beyond fun for the players to explore this Copy pasted from a reply

even with official FLP comment, this review was good enough for having me not backing the new KS campaign. Sorry, but not really sorry ;)

Oh damn. The death roll under a cup mechanic is bloody brilliant. I think that won me over. I ran Alien RPG for a cinematic one-shot last weekend and it didn't quite hit the right notes for me, I think I am much more into narrative TTRPGs in general.

exactly 1 minute in and I'm already hitting like.. sci-fire-starter was good, but the way you geeked about it was gold 😂

May I recommend CAIN?

Hi all some of my players have expressed interest in playing Mothership but we have to play online so I wanted to ask folks what their experience has been with VTTs and Motherships materials in an electronic format and sharing them with players since there are so many separate booklets

“Who would want [crushed genitalia] to happen to their character?” Me. I want that to happen to my character. That’s very funny.

Watched this channel for the first time. Great stuff and on point.

And Free League liked the redacted monsters idea so much that they're putting in the new starter set as Codex Vaeseniana

Very happy to discover another Quinn channel. Cheers!

For a moment I misunderstood and thought there was a Sci-Fi RPG called 'Quinn's Quest' (first channel contact). Please make this :)

Where is the last review of the season, which you like even better than Mothership

I feel something that would benefit future editions of mothership is to identify the negative space of its non-setting setting. The common ones I've identified are: what are androids, the nature of hyperdrives, how advanced are computers, how robust are ships, how long are recovery times, and are aliens a known thing. Having an answer to these questions before play helps so much in my experience in creating a consistent world. Does anyone have any other questions that should be answered before play?

To me an essential part of a big mech game is having to salvage parts and repairing mechs between sessions, hoping that you got enough time and stuff to have a pristine machine for the next mission but having to prioritize what systems you may have to go without. And the idea you can just print a new machine each mission feels a bit off.

"This book just came out", meanwhile I've owned the zines for several years.

Is that an Outer Wilds tattoo on Quinn's right forearm?

O my god this is an amazing channel.

when is your next video?

So, like, im having a really rough day. And this video... this video made me cry. Wowie. Really appreciate all of your careful insight. Beautiful video. Beautifully written. Touching at its very core.

Was gonna say, less racism in nordic folklore, huh? bold claim

Stop writing in your books! These nice books are sacred!

Those sound like entirely reasonable concerns to me. It, of course, depends on the DM and the group at large whether they'll actually be a problem or not. As a long time DM who mostly does homebrew bodge work anyway, I don't mind a lot of it so much but it's certainly helpful to know in advance what I'm getting into.

Sadly it lacks the tools.

Got the fancy box set and it's honestly one of the best looking ttrpgs I have. Love the vibes. Genuinely can't wait to feed players into the meat grinder that is space.

Damn you Quinns! This is my new favourite obsession, I have so many modules and can't wait to run so many games of this!

so, basically. Do what i have been doing and run COC with homebrew folkelore creatures i have made myself bc i have a passing interest in folkelore

I want more content 😂

For anyone curious, the folks at melsonian art council are remastering "Stay frosty", so if anyone was interested in the final game in the pay it forward section, new edition is on the way :)