Of course not, that's what their lieutenant/sergeant/handler is for, and that guy's an NPC so I'm playing him. The player's job at that point should be to not piss off the guy who's doing the paperwork by making his job harder.
sorry we aren't gay.
Yeah he summarized some shit wrong, got a couple rules wrong here and there, but you can't reasonably expect anyone who played 20 different systems over the course of just a few years to accurately remember every single detail down to lore especially when he's making snarky videos about it a decade later(which is another thing, 95% of his TTRPG experience is from like 1997-2007 so when he was still a kid, in college, and before he started making videos... of course it came to an end because he pissed everyone off but you get the point).
If the guy is making an actual video on the subject and not just having an off the cuff conversation then I would expect him to at least attempt to refresh his memory first.
You expect too much from the genre of "turn on camera and spew shit off the top of someone's head from a decade ago" since that's all his counter monkey shit ever was.
Yeah, which is the reason I try not to watch that genre.
Having played in the V:Requiem world game, I do sorta sympathize with him on that one. If you had to deal with the likes of the world Storyteller and the absolute kill zones they nurtured at a lot of venues, you'd want to Drink Their Milkshake too.
Sure, I wasn't saying his videos weren't shit. They absolutely are shit, but not just because he got something wrong about l5r that he likely played all of one session before getting the boot. Even if he got every detail about the games he mentioned correct, he's still "that guy" nobody likes.
It's a fine system for super hero games. I'd certainly play it over HERO. Not as good as newer games like Mutants and Masterminds to get new players into RPG's that are a fan of the superhero Genre. At times it felt like it was made by people who didn't care about comics but tried. One thing about it personally, you'll have to be a fan of 80's games and how games were made/played in the 80's. Not the new OSR stuff where people think the games were made in the 80's but never played back than.
Flynn’s Guide to Alien Creation is a good book to pick up from Mongoose. Fifth Edition has a whole chapter on it with human and non human genetics. There's also the rules agnostic Alien Creation Guide. Use Chapters 1-2 for races. Use the rest if you're ever doing a d20 game. Ennead Games has lifeform maker 1 and 2. Alien Species Toolkit from Eduardo Camps Moll may also help.
Nah, I do get it; LARPing is what fucking ruined WoD due to them being overly favored in 5e. But he really wasn't smart enough to ask questions about what the Kindred are like in the city? And then ignore the ST's hint about there being no Carthians?
If you ever played CoC you know almost every campaign ended with the end of the world, and Azathoth was very often the cause.
We dropped out of the LARP long before they got it in their heads that the Requiem universe wasn't doing as gangbusters as Masquerade, continued using our vamps in completely closed tabletop instead. Spoony did have some skin in his shit experience, but at the same time he really was a newbie to the setting and should have had the info volunteereed better.
As if that's ever stopped a lawsuit.
Hence why this might be more entertaining than it first sounds!
Fudge/Fates is an odd system. Not least of which because it has two names that are used interchangably. Maybe there's a difference, but I don't know it.
Imagine all the mind breaking gibberish responses and inqueries it'd spam.