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1  Retro Game Systems / Retro Science Fiction and Horror RPGs / Help picking out a sci-fi/horror game on: June 28, 2008, 03:59:45 pm
I recently got my girlfriend hooked on playing RPG's with me. We're currently playing Labyrinth Lord, but I think she wouldn't mind trying out a new game every now and then.

She's really interested in things like UFO's, ghost sightings, and the supernatural in general - so I was thinking of introducing her to Call of Cthulhu (in a modern setting), but I wanted to ask if anyone had any other ideas of RPG's we could try. Ideally, it would be a game set in contemporary times with a sort of X-Files/Ghost Hunters/Torchwood sort of feel to it.

Any ideas?  Huh
2  General / Roleplaying Games: The Meta-Discussions / Re: What's Wrong With Not Liking Current RPGs? on: June 27, 2008, 03:57:50 pm
To answer the thread's subject question: I don't think there's anything wrong with not liking current RPG's, but I say be wary of instantly turning your nose up at any new RPG just because it's new. I know the current trend with games seems to be gravitating towards the CCG/MMORPG crowd, but I'm sure there's got to be one or two quality products being produced every now and then.
3  Retro Game Systems / Retro Science Fiction and Horror RPGs / Re: Mutant Future is Out on: June 27, 2008, 03:24:05 pm
I'd love to play this. Although I have a feeling my only chance of getting a game going is to try and start a PbP game. I don't want to seem like a total cynic, but I'm not sure they'll be much of an audience for this game.
4  Retro Game Systems / Retro Fantasy: TSR Dungeons & Dragons / Re: What Versions of TSR D&D have you played? on: June 27, 2008, 03:21:12 pm
Let's see here...

I started with the black box when I was a wee lad, and quickly adopted the Rules Cyclopedia after that. I had a go at B/X too, although because I was so young I really couldn't tell much of a difference between the various editions of CD&D.

Moved on to 2nd edition AD&D, then went back to try 1st edition AD&D. I like them both, despite their differences. Played with many, many of the 2nd edition campaign settings: Forgotten Realms, Planescape, Dark Sun, Al-Qadim, and my favorite -- Ravenloft.

Never bothered with anything past 2nd edition. I've glanced at the 3rd edition rules, but I have no interest.

Recently got invovled in a Labyrinth Lord game, which is for all intents and purposes, the Moldvay B/X version in disguise.
5  General / Flaming Unicorn Tavern (Offtopic Discussions) / Re: Introductions on: June 27, 2008, 03:11:34 pm
I love westerns. I have also yearned for a good western RPG to play for quite some time. As much as I like Boot Hill, it's mostly for nostalgic reasons. I think it's hard to get into some of them because they're so combat heavy and too concerned with the rules for gunfighting, thus the rest of the game suffers.
6  General / Flaming Unicorn Tavern (Offtopic Discussions) / Re: Introductions on: June 26, 2008, 10:51:12 pm
Matthew here. 24 year old Brit deposited in Phoenix, Arizona. Fan of the following (forgive me if I forget one or two games): CD&D, AD&D 1st and 2nd editions, WRFP, MERP, Toon, Deadlands, Top Secret, Boot Hill, Call of Cthulhu, Gamma World, Shadowrun, Labyrinth Lord and Mutant Future (even though I've yet to play a game of MF). I'm also secretly a fan of Castle Falkenstein, but don't tell anyone.

I seem to only get along with players much older than myself. Don't know why exactly, but the groups I've played in, I'm always the youngest.

Currently running a LL game with my girlfriend and an AD&D 2nd edition pbp game with some friends.
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