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You may have a good point there, Nightmask.
I would say it probably depends on how devious the Judge is about using villains with attack types that exploit the particular vulnerabilities of the defensive power that the player has.
It may also depend on which power generation method you're using, if you're rolling randomly for powers. The Advanced Players book method will net you an average o
by FASERIPPER
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I don't have to worry about that in my current game, as we're not buying powers at cost, but rather modelling characters with a set of broad restrictions (and I'm allowing very powerful characters to start, with the caveat that there will be only very limited increases in abilities later in the game).
For standard character generation, I'm not sure whether or not I would cost it out at two power
by FASERIPPER
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When scratching up some house rules for my Roll20 game, I realized that there was too much granularity (i.e. complexity) in the defensive power rules for my old brain to parse during a game session. I guess when I was running this game back in the day (my early to mid twenties) I could remember all the different rules, but I've been having a rough time with that in the few test games I ran.
So,
by FASERIPPER
- General Discussion
Part of the problem, I think, is that when we (and, yes, I would include place myself in this category) really like a particular thing (be that a book, movie, type of cuisine, or what have you) it really rankles when we read something that we percieve as denigrating or attacking the thing we admire.
I don't agree with most of rileyV's feelings on the comic book movies (or movies generally, or on
by FASERIPPER
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For what it's worth, I think rileyV is entitled to his opinion.
For my part, I felt the movie perfectly captured the style and tone of the comics I read as a kid (granted, this was back during the 80's), which was four-color action, combined with a healthy dose of melaodrama and cheeky one-liners. So, being a fan of that style, I was deliriously happy with the movie we were given.
People have
by FASERIPPER
- General Discussion
Sort of...
... I got the basic game when I was a kid, back in the 80's. I read the rules and taught myself how to play, though I never ran any games with the basic set. A few years later (in my late teens), I got the advanced set and ran some games for my friends. I can say familiarity with the underlying rules did help me teach my players (even though none of them had had any previous exposu
by FASERIPPER
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Greetings, fellow Marvel maniacs!
After a minor snag with registering to the forums (which the administrator kindly assisted me with- thanks for that!), I am finally a member of this excellent website.
I am posting to recruit for a Classic MSH game I will be running on Roll20. Roll20 is free to use and requires no downloads- it plays right out of your web browser. Just register to join and ma
by FASERIPPER
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