With Cowboy Bebop
in live action on Netflix and a new season of The Expanse
on the way, I was thinking about this post, originally from February of 2017.
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Luis Royo |
There was this short-lived GURPS campaign I ran perhaps decade ago: A "hard" science fiction thing using a lot of stuff from
Transhuman Space put giving it more of a
Cowboy Bebop spin: a little bit cyberpunk, a little bit 70s action film.
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Howard Chaykin |
If I ever ran a similar game again, besides using a system other than GURPS, I think I would draw more visually from '80s and 80's sci-fi, borrowing some elements from things like
American Flagg! and 80s cyperpunk rpgs. The players' would still be ne'er-do-well, planet-hopping bounty hunters/troubleshooters within the solar system, but with it would have a different veneer.
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Janet Aulisio |
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