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Title: SuperSystem: Berlin 1945
Post by: Plynkes on 10 June 2007, 10:43:16 PM: Battle report from our game of a couple of weeks ago:
http://misterplynkes.blogspot.com/2007/06/supersystem-berlin-1945.html

Also I'm trying out the new look to my blog. I'm sick of that Scribe template. Everybody is using Scribe nowadays, the durned copycats!
Title: SuperSystem: Berlin 1945
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on 11 June 2007, 12:02:57 AM: wow, Plynkes goes Supersystem :mrgreen: a surprise, really, I thought Pulp is the most fiction thing you're playing :P Nice to see you as super hero! I like Supersytem a lot, too. And well, action points could be really funny...Nice writing, thanks for sharing!

You know, your new layout is very green :lol: and you have lots of cool avatars there !
Title: SuperSystem: Berlin 1945
Post by: Mo on 11 June 2007, 12:13:53 AM: Great game report, Plynkes.

I'm a big fan of SuperSystem and the whole idea of running Golden Age heroes sounds like too much fun!

Marc
Title: SuperSystem: Berlin 1945
Post by: Lowtardog on 11 June 2007, 12:16:49 AM: I have supersystem and the Ruskis and Assasins but havent got round to painting them (I blame Agis and the Prof cos of their good painting :wink: )

how do the rules play? are they quick to pick up?
Title: SuperSystem: Berlin 1945
Post by: Plynkes on 11 June 2007, 12:40:26 AM: I would say they are quick to pick up, but then again Chronoglide babysat us through them. It would be my turn to do something, I would say "What are my options?" and he would say "Well, you could do this, this or this." So it wasn't really necessary for me to know the rules at all. But pretty soon I was doing stuff without asking anyway, so I think you could say they can indeed be picked up quickly.

Not so sure I would call our game "Golden Age", as it was inspired by Zenith, a somewhat post-modern take on the superhero genre from the 1980s. But as we ended up with spandex-clad superheroes slugging it out with Nazis, no doubt the end product was much the same!

Prof: I'll play anything if someone else does all the work!
Title: SuperSystem: Berlin 1945
Post by: Driscoles on 11 June 2007, 10:15:55 AM: "Is that a prayer I hear Englander ! "

LOL

Fantastic Report Plynkes !

Thanks
Title: SuperSystem: Berlin 1945
Post by: Prof.Witchheimer on 11 June 2007, 10:24:19 AM: Quote from: "Plynkes"
It would be my turn to do something, I would say "What are my options?" and he would say "Well, you could do this, this or this."

sounds like my first Supersystem game against Agis :mrgreen:
Title: SuperSystem: Berlin 1945
Post by: Agis on 11 June 2007, 10:47:00 AM: Quote from: "Prof.Witchheimer"
Quote from: "Plynkes"
It would be my turn to do something, I would say "What are my options?" and he would say "Well, you could do this, this or this."

sounds like my first Supersystem game against Agis :mrgreen:

Yeah it was a bit like this, but that is part of the charm of S2, you can really pick it up soon, have fun and still can look forward to alearning curve.

In my last game my buddy Micha did not really how to use the FF (especially Sues moire supporting power TK Grab), but once my big bloke -the Ego Bot- was in the firm grip of Sue Storm TK Grab even Mr. Fantastic could hurt him! Teamwork...
Title: SuperSystem: Berlin 1945
Post by: matakishi on 11 June 2007, 07:48:39 PM: Excellent report once again Poly. I've been waiting all day to read it, it was worth the wait.
Title: Thanks!
Post by: fourcolorfigs on 11 June 2007, 11:42:07 PM: As I said on TMP, great report! I love running smaller, more roleplay driven games like the one you guys played.

We have a PDF supplement coming out later this month that has two such linked scenarios and a bunch of other new stuff (powers, characters, etc.).

It does my heart good to see folks enjoying the game as much as we do!

Scott