>>Many, many players (myself included) play RQ2 to this day,
>>using RQ3 materials only as far as they can be adapted for
>>use in the older system. Now that GtG is on the way, that
>>situation will only get worse, as RQ2 and RQ3 players that
>>refuse to switch are forced to adapt GtG materials to fit
>>their games.
>Surely you're not suggesting Chaosium should produce special RQ2 and RQ3
>versions for obdurate players of these superceded editions? What planet do
>you live on?
Probably this one, e.g. TSR did (does?) publish D&D at the same time as
AD&D. I'm
not saying it's desirable but it has been done before. Working on your
logic
Microsoft and other software publishers should abandon DOS and Windows 3.x
apps right now...oh wait a minute I guess they pretty much have done that
haven't
they?
Frankly IMO I'm with Martin Laurie and others who feel that RQ3 wasn't much
of an
improvement systems wise over RQ2. A lot of the color was leached out of
the
system. But then again I'm trying to give up on both and go to a different
system
altogether. (We'll see if I can walk the walk as well as talk the talk).
MOB again
>PS Simon Bray - Glorious Conflagration of Fida'Is: *fabulous* - give us
more,
>more!!
Seconded.
Oliver D. Bernuetz
bernuetz.oliver_at_cbsc.ic.gc.ca
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