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>> The irony is of course that there is now an excellent Plug & Play
>campaign,
>> not dependent on having loads of background knowledge or books,
>for HQ.
>> This is Blood Over Gold.
>
>The problem is, It still isn't available in games shops, so will not
>attract the attention of either the casual browser who picks up HQ
>and puts it down when they can't see a "plug & play campaign", or
>the person who bought HQ in the past, but now leaves it sitting
>folorn on the shelf for lack of such a campaign.
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>People actively seeking HQ material will find BoG, and those who are
>prepared to read a book of that length on a computer screen, or who
>have cheap access to printing and binding will buy it, but it does
>not help to attract the more casual gamer, or those who prefer to
>read books than bytes...
Indeed. I greatly look forwards to BoG being published. I've been waiting for it since Convulsion 2 I think.
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