DwD Studios site live

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Anonymous
May 18, 2010 - 10:48pm
We are starting to add content to the DwD Studios site. You can follow us (Bill Logan and Larry Moore) on Twitter via http://twitter.com/DwDStudios (all of our announcements will be broadcast here along with "what were doing" tweets)

What you can find on DwD
  • Forum discussions; General, Announcements, Star Frontiersman, FrontierSpace, Divine Inspiration and more.
  • Blog topics including but not limited to; RPG's, FrontierSpace and other upcoming games.
  • FrontierSpace sneak peaks; mentalism cards, character record sheets and archetype sheets.


Comments:

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CleanCutRogue
May 18, 2010 - 10:51pm
I'm so behind in the times.  I hardly know what "tweeting" is.

The site is pretty lite currently.  Feel free to sign up, discuss, and post content.  it's intended to become a commercial side of all this stuff - I hope.  So keep things public-friendly!  We can be dirty rotten scoundrels on this site lol...
3. We wear sungoggles during the day. Not because the sun affects our vision, but when you're cool like us the sun shines all the time.

-top 11 reasons to be a Yazirian, ShadowShack


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w00t (not verified)
May 18, 2010 - 11:00pm
Dirty Rotten Scoundrel - a new archetype!

Laughing

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w00t (not verified)
May 25, 2010 - 1:58pm

That 80's RPG Feel

I'm in love with science fiction, and with 80's style of role-playing. Is that a crime? If so, I'm guilty. Does it make me an old relic? I don't think so. I talk to many and hear the same things (and there exists a whole host of projects to revive old game systems all over the web).

(snip)

So here I am ready to make a new science fiction role-playing game. A lot of the mechanics have already been worked out, though they still evolve with each new playtesting. I sincerely hope I can capture some of this old 80's feel in a new genre, while packaging it as a modern game.

So I have a question for you... What are the elements of role-playing games you look back on from the 80's and miss most? Did I hit any marks in my 3-point summary, or am I way off? Let's hear from you?

-BL


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jedion357
May 27, 2010 - 5:04am
1. Fast Play

2. Fun, I find one modern game inparticular to be 3.5 kinds of tedious dice rolling for little fun.

3. Less record keeping: refer to items number 1&2

Thats How I remember the '80s and gaming, Nostolgia does stuff with your memories so my perceptions maybe that it was all great while in truth it may have been 50% great and 50% stuff I wished they'd fix - and the fixes now exist in 3.5 and 4.o kind of tediousness.

BUt I can say this: if a game is fairly simple and easy to learn, fast paced and fun- you can squeeze in more than one combat encounter in a session, I There is a high likelihood of me playing it.
I might not be a dralasite, vrusk or yazirian but I do play one in Star Frontiers!

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w00t (not verified)
May 27, 2010 - 7:10pm
jedion357 wrote:
BUt I can say this: if a game is fairly simple and easy to learn, fast paced and fun- you can squeeze in more than one combat encounter in a session, I There is a high likelihood of me playing it.


(snip)
We stress fun, fast and furious game play.
(snip)

http://dwdstudios.com/about

:-)

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wbrowne
May 30, 2010 - 12:28am
I'd agree with all of the above. 80's gaming had a fast, fun imaginative style- with lots of opportunities to be creative!

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w00t (not verified)
June 5, 2010 - 2:05pm
We are on Facebook now. Can anyone help me with setup? It's a very confusing place when adding a business. :-(

PM me please.