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I'm really glad to see how nearbygamers has taken off, to the point where the majority of the posts are written up to find games.imagine that, it's like we're actually following the mission statement. However, I kind of miss some of the old more theoretical discussions, like the hard/soft sci fi thread, etc. The only one that's still active is the old 'first character ever' thread. So, I have a question.what's the worst RPG ever? I know most people are going to say FATAL, but I'm interested to hear whether any other games make the list. Chansons Pour Noel Mp3 Free Download there. I have played/read through a lot of different RPG over the years and i have to say that if i was to list off some of the worse rpg's i have seen i would have to say the following make the list. I'm sure there are a few that most will disagree with, but i would like to say that i beleive people only play these because they are classic systems: hero system- only because it is too math heavy.

3.5/D20 tunnels and trolls Fudge HAL- i think thats what it is called. A/state mutants and masterminds I'm sure there are others but i cannot for the life of me think of them. Ouch, D6 Star Wars definitely didn't see that one coming. However, it's not entirely baseless criticism.

D6 is kind of the opposite of FATAL.not enough math. The first game I ever played was D6 Star Wars, and only in retrospect do I understand how threadbare the system was. If you really look at it, the D6 system is only appealing because it comes coupled with the Star Wars game world. And to be honest, I think if the D20 Star Wars game had come out before the prequels or 'digital remasteries', you wouldn't hear nearly as many complaints about it. If you just look at a basic West End D6 book, without the Star Wars game world added in, you really get a feel for how far to the left D6 is on the evolutionary chart of games.

I mean, it's basically one step up from reading one of those Lone Wolf choose-your-own-adventure books. Yeah, fair enough. But when you talk about hack and slash, keep in mind the lineage of the game (and ALL roleplaying games for that matter).

For the non-fat-beards out there, all RPGs trace their ancestry to wargaming. Basically, you had a bunch of wargamers who got tired of playing Romans vs Carthaginians, and thought it would be sweet to break up the monotony with the Battle of Helm's Deep, etc. This leads to the argument 'well what about Aragorn and Legolas? They're total badasses, and the rules need to reflect that.' This led to the Battle For Middle Earth effect.it all became about the heroes stomping everyone, and the units and strategy kind of fell by the wayside.