Please a review of mitsubishi nightsky vs phaeton stats...a comparative, for seeing in wich aspects and quality/price is better one vs other....and perhaps the end of the video could include some art of both cars...perhaps even with weapons added

We’ve had the characters on the cover already, barbarian wizard sorcerer and ranger the only 4 characters that haven’t been on a cover.

If you read the rules carefully Gary Gygax recommended rerolling characters with less than two 15's as most people get their character killed on purpose if the stats are really bad.

This is why I love Rifts. Each book can be its own standalone game and setting.

Rifts aren’t hard to learn. The game just gets crunchy when you add new books.

It plays like a mixed between Rift and Shadowrun?

Advanced DnD is the foundation of my entire collection. I picked them up on eBay or at game stores. Patched them up. Some were in really bad condition. These beat up books deserve good homes!

The randomness of character creation adds emotional attachment while role-playing because you work what is given to you instead of what you asked for and it connects to the game's roots in the deadliness of war gaming.

Your Thief should have backstabbed himself for an increase in damage.🤣🤣🤣🤣

1st Edition did add Non Weapon Proficiencies to Oriental Adventures, and later modified the rules in The Wilderness Survival Guide and The Dungeoneer's Survival Guide.

I learned in 1AD&D as well and that’s the cover I have. My first character was a Fighter / Thief half elf. I still play 1AD&D at conventions.

First comment for the algorithm!

Dude, there is no way your channel should not have far more views. I’m going to engage my folks on the Discord and try to steer some folks your way. Keep up the good work!

I'd suggest a follow-up discussing classes in T&T.

One of the great things about T&T combat is that the right weapon is a function of your strength and dexterity. As a result each character will often be found carrying a different weapon. Contrast this to AD&D of the era when fighters would mostly have swords, clerics, maces, etc.

Looking at the website, it seems they used the same cover for issues 59-64.

A little crafting may allow you to put the pages in a binder. Reinforce that edge of each page with clear tape, like packing tape.

Cool I still wish I could get them in the states

As much as I enjoy Warhammer video game output. I do wish Warhammer Fantasy had more traditional CRPG games like Dungeons and Dragons did.

Goblins Toy Chest is selling a copy of this right now. (Still in the wrap). Thanks for the share!!

The two systems that were most similar (unplagerised) around this time were RTalsorian's (Cyberpunk/Mekton II Roadstriker) and Megatraveler. Both were d10 based with task based difficulty checks on skills. Both were deadly enough in combat that you really wanted to avoid a fight encouraging a more sensible approach to conflict. I'd met Mike Pondsmith during his initial marketing of Mekton (terrible game but Mike is a salesman) at a con in Oakland some years before. Mekton was a large box game that consisted of a fragile paperboard wrapper and a styrofoam block surrounding a sparse rules booklet and paper maps. He went on to do Teenagers from Outerspace which was a fun Anime Highshool themed take on RPGs. However some highschool friends of mine were publishing an affiliated supplement to Cyberpunk years later. So I bought it and everything (Mekton II, Roadstriker, etc) on the spot. I think I only ran a session or three of Cyberpunk before introducing players to RuneQuest (Chaosium's version), Champions, and Heroquest.

I'm not sure if its defensive - its more that its like THACO - something that isnt complicated at all that "newer" players are convinced is difficult, so it must be difficult - its really not that bad if you started with TMNT though! Kevin swore never to invalidate someones old books - compare that to D&D, I know which one I prefer.

The artwork in the classic WFRP1e products is wonderful. As much as I love the '80s era TSR stuff from the greats, Caldwell, Elmore, etc, the Warhammer art just has the extra stylistic grittiness I yearn for.

Interesting. Thank you.

I have the first two EW books. But I don't think I will buy the rest.

That is a lot of text per page. This will be a heavy read. I am thinking of getting this as a source book.

Thank to your channel, I was able to hunt down all the art examples I was looking for that referenced a certain blues guitarist: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnm9mnuhm7etbqMsi=ZCX6fCw2hh1VnoJB

Do you will do a video about that?

I still have my box set great review

Col. Lou Zocchi is still kicking around down here on the MS Gulf Coast as is Niles Erickson, and both still involved in local gaming and conventions. Though, as one would expect, the good Colonel is finally suffering the effects of his age. After asking him about its behind the scenes story once, Niles finally mentioned about how they (3 or 4 guys involved with the process) were all madly trying to come with ideas for stuff to fill those rooms with; having to meet a publishing deadline. He both lived and hated it. Seemed right to me. Reach out to Madame Margali and see if he will give you the story. Goodluck. This was one of my favorites. Many a Saturday morning spent at old Lou's place i. Gulfport.

I disagree, always need more dice Sounds like a good issue

I prefer the layouts of the older editions of Call of Cthulhu. Much easier to read and use as a loremaster.

Someone made PDFs that translate the AFMBE rule set to fit in the Stalker and Far Cry video games series. All Flesh Must Be Eaten rules translate well with survival game elements.

I have no way of finding rigger black book shadowrun. I.would.need ciphers of maximum vehicle handlings on earth air and water.besides, the most plated/armoured vehicle, and the fastest airfighter jet(or the fastest plane if is not fighter). Im creating a "hybrid monster" no matter the cost" Weights and HP would be perfect for calculatings. Thanks, shadowrunner fighter, my pal. We will se on the matrix

Still got this from 1983. Gets a read every year even though I haven't played 1st Edition since 1987. Warhammer FRP came along and killed it. And hope you are all healthy now.

That initiative system is really unique. It really matters to have a good initiative!

13:00 the PAN was already a thing in SR4. 23:20 Not sure about SR5, but in SR4 it was fairly easy to secure a PAN: Use Skinlink, which instead of Wifi uses the natural conductivity of the user's skin to transmit signals. Or - if so desired - mimick the contact-areas of older editions. Edit: The more nefarious variant of securing a PAN would be to install some Black IC on your device. If a hacker happens to enter, they are getting a very warm welcome.

A 007 game sounds interesting.

GURPS space rules would fit great with Mass Effect. GURPS space even feels closer to Star Trek than the more recent Star Trek Adventures.

I might be spoiled by Dungeon Crawl Classics rule books. It's a disappointment. The 500-page rule book in full color is impressive. It should be the industry standard for the price. With that said, the way they are introducing Wi-Fi to shadowrun is in the right direction if you had to modernize the setting, but I still prefer the setting to be a retro futuristic 80s to early 90s setting.

This appeared just in time for my morning cuppa! Banging! Also, if you're looking for magazines for your review series have you thought about d20 by yumdm?

Ah Shadowrun 5E. The epitome of 1 step forward, 2 steps back. The setting everybody loves and nobody likes to play because of the ridiculous amount of dice-rolling.

2300 AD always gave me this depressing sadness of seeing the result of a bunch of experienced game designers, excitedly wanting to offer a setting full of gritty sci-fi adventures in space, but just cr*pping out the exact same wars and politics that they knew about in their own life in the 1980's instead. They just plastered to Ronald Regan universe over a science fiction setting, and called it "realistic". Page 56 is dedicated to the cars sitting out in their parking lot! And who thought it wasn't a waste of paper to dedicate pages 62 and 63 to a refresher on European Colonialism? I'm grateful for it as a Traveller resource however. It offers some nice scraps of material for an actual, "realistic", solar-centric, and SUB-light speed interstellar (Alpha Centauri and Barnard's only) setting, without the rubber suit 'aliens' and absurd fake gravity installed under all the ship floors.

Won it at a con by placing 1st in a Car Wars game -- managed to play it once.

2300 AD offers some strong background to work with, but it's drenched with unexamined supremacist militarism that's decidedly NOT adventurous. Is 35 years long enough to hope for sci fi alien encounters that aren't just "g**ks" wearing masks, ready to be abused? Pro-tip: An alien species is NOT an alien "race".

I rarely played this game but often think about it.

I came into possession of this somehow, im not even 30 yet so its almost as old as me. Have thumbed through it and it was wild just reading how a d20 worked back then nevermind other quirks of the time

I had that book, my mum chucked it. Such a great world