Hmmm, you have had waaaaaay too much caffeine today.

Way too much.

R.
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Subject: Re: [Ogf-l] Uhm...joke or not? (Holistic, please respond)


> In a message dated 1/16/02 12:52:32 PM Pacific Standard Time,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> << This is almost as bad tasting as the Alf telethon I was forced to watch
> last
> month. >>
>
>   Why? Why is this product any worse than, say, GURPS WWII, which allows
> players to roleplay soldiers fighting against the Nazis, or worse than
RECON,
> which allows players to roleplay soldiers fighting against the North
> Vietnamese or Viet Cong, or Dungeons & Dragons, which allows players to
> roleplay adventurers fighting against the evil orc hordes, or Sengoku,
which
> allows players to roleplay samurai fighting against the enemy samurai
clans,
> or Traveller, which allows players to roleplay adventurers fighting
against
> the "evil alien empires," or any other product with a similar premise?
>
>   Oh, the terrorism thing is too close to home, some might say. Well, is
it
> closer to home than the above products? Where do you draw the line of what
> tastes "bad" and what tastes "good?" It's not as if they announced "World
> Trade Center: d20" where players roleplay a rescue worker or (Heaven
forbid)
> a victim.
>
>   Mark Arsenault
>
>   President, Gold Rush Games | http://www.goldrushgames.com
>   Executive Director, Game Publishers Association | http://www.thegpa.org
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