Well, it would be awesome if a Dune game got on its feet. Great setting and used to be a staple in MUSHing. The first Dune game blew my mind back then, and was crazily popular. The later successors had decent, but dwindling player numbers. Damn, I'd really to love to see a Renaissance. I think the specific ideas for this game are quite nice to drive plots and play.

I'd like to see, in rough order of excitement:

• Historical nWoD, esp. such as the Musketeers or Grimm's Tales periods from the upcoming Dark Eras book
• a popular Star Wars game, with wide scope and not too gimmicky, like SW1 during its heyday
• a Dune game (preferably before first book, but definitely not incorporating any of the B. Herbert/Kevin J. stupid shit)
• a decent Star Trek game with more RP and less sim
• something that does Ancient Roman times, but fantasified
• everybody wants Shadowrun, but how about Earthdawn?

@RnMissionRun Well consider this a single voice in a lonely universe saying you guys should do it! Before (or in and around) ToS sounds perfect for that kind of stuff, considering the universe isn't as settled into a status quo yet.

I wouldn't mind seeing well done Trek. My preference would be something seemingly doing the impossible; incorporating several species/factions, but keeping the setup intimate. So, a base seems an obvious choice, but I guess one could get more creative somehow if needed.

I'd love to see Trek done with a more political focus, due to wanting to see several factions at play, so as to give them stuff to do. A station with diplomatic parties from several factions, seeking to bring peace to a troubled sector of space where all the competing factions have their own agendas. Still leaves room for more typical Trek scenarios, facing the "issue/problem/alien/threat of the week" as normal, but with the added tension of the different factions wanting to use these situations to their own advantage.

I'd be down for that.

Well, it would be awesome if a Dune game got on its feet. Great setting and used to be a staple in MUSHing. The first Dune game blew my mind back then, and was crazily popular. The later successors had decent, but dwindling player numbers. Damn, I'd really to love to see a Renaissance. I think the specific ideas for this game are quite nice to drive plots and play.

Has this become a Fading Suns or Dune game yet? No? Ok.

I'd like to see, in rough order of excitement:

• Historical nWoD, esp. such as the Musketeers or Grimm's Tales periods from the upcoming Dark Eras book
• a popular Star Wars game, with wide scope and not too gimmicky, like SW1 during its heyday
• a Dune game (preferably before first book, but definitely not incorporating any of the B. Herbert/Kevin J. stupid shit)
• a decent Star Trek game with more RP and less sim
• something that does Ancient Roman times, but fantasified
• everybody wants Shadowrun, but how about Earthdawn?

A blast from the past (Hell MUSH, 15.07.2000) :

Player Name On For Idle Doing
Estevan 00:13 1m
Kronos 00:22 2m Wanted: Vassals and Soldiers.
Misr 00:55 41m Flesh formed of clay
Melisande 00:56 3m Please don't eat the messenger.
Chevet 01:03 1m Then why do these tears come at night?
Levistus 01:03 42s
Chemos 01:17 0s Sex God. Pray, my beloved.
Mahuya 01:19 7m Probably work-idle.
Etarek 01:22 1s
Naughty 02:25 11m Wiz: Code only.
Naamah 03:04 20m
Zen 04:33 40m Wiz: Page me for everything.
Wildchild 07:27 7h Grrrrrrr.... snarl
Hela 07:32 7h Feeling Down? Head South!
Fate 2d 04:17 2d
Naughty 3d 23:03 13h Wiz: Code only.
Sariel 4d 01:16 1h Losing my religon.
17 Players logged in, 61 record, no maximum.

Heheh.