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Des: For someone as normally straight-forward as you, why can't you just answer the question? You don't seem to want to bring it up in person, but you won't answer my questions over the various forms of internet contact I've employed. So, what is it exactly that I did that has hurt you so much that you can't even bear to let me try and correct it? If you dont' tell me ("What's to tell? I'm not angry; I'm hurt. That's about it.") then how can I possibly do anything to fix what is obviously a coffin-nail in our friendship? You admit it's some obviously some horrible thing ("As surprising as it may be, yes") and I can't even recall what it might be. If you dont' want to tell me what it is, fine, then don't, but I'm not going to pretend to feel bad if I don't even know what this is all about. In other news: I dont' have to run SR games as frequently as before. Ash seems really interested in running a few games with his International Fixer, Ulysses, and Eric is really excited about doing some Detroit games every other week or so. Once Grant leaves and then returns from China next month, he wants to do a series of games called "The Fixer Wars" where various poweful street contacts draw lines and duke it out over runners and jobs. I think it's pretty cool, and I plan on doing something of a climax run fairly soon, as a way of sort of resetting the various parties. If everyone has to retire their most powerful characters (Dio, EJ's sorta psycho fire-elementalist, is almost as power, karma wise, and Harry and Jack!) then they won't have as much of a problem creating a new, younger, lower Karma character. What's more, it'll sort of balance out the old "Fuck, everyone has 2d6+8 for initiative? I better catch up" loop that has sort of infected our game recently. Also, I'd like to eventually phase out some of the NPC-PCs, like Harry and Jack and Doc and Pip, because I really feel that they've had their time in the sun and need to finally become Shadows in the past. Either way, I'll get a chance to play Rick and that makes me happy. It's sort of nice to play a foil to other runners. Erin was a fine character to run alongside Smiley and Draino, what with them shooting and punchign and him trying to talk his way past everything, and I think that Rick is a fine example of someone who runs for more than some spare Nuyen and the chance to kill as many people as possible. Post a comment in response: |
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