What Is Missing For You?

Crawfish

@thesuntsar said in What Is Missing For You?:

A supernatural/horror game that isn't focused on teenagers/early college students. I totally get the appeal of that genre, but it just isn't for me.

I want to upvote this more than once.

RizBunz

First off, I wish I could @everyone and it work here! Thanks for all the suggestions and commotion. I still need to talk with the boys about this, but I also know our minds were floating around on...

Original Super Hero Game (Though this may be unlikely, it's a possibility)
Western Setting
Cyberpunk/Sci-Fi
Apoc Setting (Ah La Fallout or something similar without being branded by Bethesda.)
Original Fantasy Setting

Note: I /adore/ Supernatural settings personally. So I'm tossing that here, too, as a high hope.

Supernatural Somesuch

Fallow Up! The people who are wanting these concepts, are you more on a player level or able to provide possible Staff/Helpness? One of our biggest pickles is that we're Aussie. We can be on when we're about, but we obviously don't get to work with the more active RP community side of the globe.

Thenomain

Nobody mentioned Pugmire.

Why did nobody mention Pugmire?

I mean, besides Fear of Furries: Yiffobia.

Kay

@sincerely said in What Is Missing For You?:

@thesuntsar said in What Is Missing For You?:

A supernatural/horror game that isn't focused on teenagers/early college students. I totally get the appeal of that genre, but it just isn't for me.

I want to upvote this more than once.

WHY HAS NOONE MADE BUBBA HO-TEP THE MU*? That would be awesome.

RizBunz

@kay AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA oh god...

Ominous

Ars Magica

X-Files/XCOM/Delta Green style game

A proper DUNE-ish game with space politics/space Senate

A tribal game with the focus on the primitive characters trying to survive the wilderness. Generally tribal character tend to be some weird 'other' race/nation in an otherwise normal setting, a stand-in for elves.

I kind of want to combine the tribal/survival theme and Ars Magica with a bit of Mouse Guard, having the focus be on a group of knights in the remnants of humanity surrounded by a wilderness full of monsters. The knights patrol the border, escort merchants and such with the help of the last order of mages. There could be occasional forays into the lands lost to the wilderness, exploring the ruins of civilization, so people can get their dungeon crawl on too.

Derp

@thenomain said in What Is Missing For You?:

Nobody mentioned Pugmire.
Why did nobody mention Pugmire?

I'm just waiting for Monarchies of Mau.

Bobotron

Let's see. MOAR!

Magic the Gathering setting, based out of a central plane and allowing PrP planeswalking adventures (or perhaps stuck in the Shard around Dominaria, ala the original MtG setting).
ExoSquad
Super Spies
Highlander

Sparks

@ominous said in What Is Missing For You?:

Ars Magica

YES PLEASE.

Thenomain

@derp said in What Is Missing For You?:

@thenomain said in What Is Missing For You?:

Nobody mentioned Pugmire.
Why did nobody mention Pugmire?

I'm just waiting for Monarchies of Mau.

Well obviously. We cat people need something more than dorky dog-faces.

puppy

Well, adorkable.

Ganymede

@seraphim73 said in What Is Missing For You?:

You don't even have to make this a different command. All you have to do is have a Fireball weapon--each weapon is already set up to use a particular skill. You might need a little tweaking for the default defenses, but it shouldn't be -that- hard.

I know, and I thought about that, but I think that tagging your magic to particular Action Skills is the way to go. I obviously need to give it a little more thought, but all you would be doing is replicating a command that's already in the engine (combat/attack) and switching out the inputs.

Plus, in Final Fantasy, certain mages are better at certain kinds of magic, and enemies have certain weaknesses based on elemental attacks. I figure it'd be easier to have multiple commands for different kinds of magical attacks, each using different inputs for effectiveness and resistance.

@Bobotron

Any time.

Crawfish

@kay said in What Is Missing For You?:

@sincerely said in What Is Missing For You?:

@thesuntsar said in What Is Missing For You?:

A supernatural/horror game that isn't focused on teenagers/early college students. I totally get the appeal of that genre, but it just isn't for me.

I want to upvote this more than once.

WHY HAS NOONE MADE BUBBA HO-TEP THE MU*? That would be awesome.

omg -yes-. -PLEASE-.

Lithium

I would kill for an all OC comic book game, preferably with a system that is easy to get into and learn. Some of the super hero systems are pretty harsh. There are some that combat could be pretty automated for which would be a huge help.

I would kill for a Western themed game.

I would kill for a Dark Sun game, even if it used a whole different ruleset than D&D that setting is amazing.

I would kill for a pure science fiction game that everyone had to work together on, preferably original world.

I would kill for a Dresden Files game in a setting that didn't give a rats ass about Harry Dresden, and didn't try to follow the storyline of the books. Just use the world as originally presented and run with it.

RizBunz

@lithium All goodness.

Lithium

Also forgot, BattleTech or Mekton or any other giant stompy robot game that isn't a hodgepodge of thirty billion mecha sources.

RizBunz

SETTING UPDATE!

So, after chatting, we ARE considering Fallout...in Canada. Thoughts?

We have MORE ideas, but we don't want to give too much away from what our brain-meats her been churning out. Just seeing if people (a good number of them) A - Have interest and B - May be mentally stable to assist with Staffing needs. >.>

Kay

@rizbunz Oh lord yes. I'd be all over playing in that setting.

Thenomain

@rizbunz said in What Is Missing For You?:

Fallout...in Canada

You mean The Fifty-First State?

Color me intrigued.

RizBunz

@thenomain ^_^

Sockmonkey

A game set in Pixar's The Incredibles world.

(Maybe I shouldn't post off-the-cuff things at 1a..)