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LOL at insurrection. I guess all that matters is who's windows get broken to go from a peaceful protest to insurrection.
In Coriolis, specifically (because that's the only one I own), it is the limited range of options. Characters can start to feel very similar to one another from the start (which isn't too unusual) and stay that way much longer than I like (this is the bigger problem). I'm also not too keen on the target number of 6 (on a d6) and needing to use the reroll mechanic to accomplish much of anything reliably. Overall though, it might be less of what I don't like about it and more that there's nothing in it that I specifically like (mechanically; again, the setting and art are pretty awesome).Coriolis- I picked this up just because it’s from Free League. It’s pretty low on my to read list so I’m curious if anyone here knows about it. I’ve flipped through it and the art is nice.I don't like the MY0 rules, but I love the Coriolis setting. Unfortunately, the book is really light on gear and even talents, so it feels somewhat incomplete. However, if I were to run it, I'd probably use a generic system anyway (but more gear to get a feel for the tech levels would be nice).
What is it you don’t like about the Year Zero Engine?
I doubt it will go beyond a symbolic gesture. The Senate will slap it down.
Coriolis- I picked this up just because it’s from Free League. It’s pretty low on my to read list so I’m curious if anyone here knows about it. I’ve flipped through it and the art is nice.I don't like the MY0 rules, but I love the Coriolis setting. Unfortunately, the book is really light on gear and even talents, so it feels somewhat incomplete. However, if I were to run it, I'd probably use a generic system anyway (but more gear to get a feel for the tech levels would be nice).
I doubt a Mexican president would survive a war with the cartels. The cartels appear to own Mexico the same way China owns America now. The time to crush the cartels, like the time to crush the communist bitches in America, has sadly passed...or is now in the hands of the people.
You are so deeply out of touch these days:There's that, and there's this:
By the way, even among those who do not trust the election results, most still do not support what happened with the raid on the Capital. 35 percent of Americans don’t trust the election results. But only 8% support what happened at the Capital.
Yes, battle lines were drawn, and you chose the losing side. Like not even a question anymore, you're the loser in the room on this topic if you could only get 8% of America to side with your view. You can usually get more than 8% of America to side with ANY view. Make up any claim and poll on it and you can usually squeeze out more than 8% support on even the craziest position. That's how badly you lost this one.
https://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/trump_administration/trump_approval_index_history
Trump's approval rating went up the day after the mostly peaceful acts of Nazi terrorist patriotism in the Capitol. Just a point, but it still went up, and his approval rating is as high as it's ever been.
I'm not sure polls mean anything anymore.
AMLO is in the pocket of the cartels, fuck that puto.
“No a la guerra, si a la paz, nada de declarar la guerra, eso no es solución, eso ya sabemos lo que ocasiona, siempre se va a proteger a la gente, sin masacres, con inteligencia más que con fuerza y no se va a caer en ninguna provocación”
Google translate it if you’re interested. This was after a large massacre of civilians. Some real bitch made words.
Those words sound totally innocuous--even laudable (at least to some)--without some clear context of what went down and what else he was saying when he said them.
PS: Jesus Christ! You lazy fuck: "No to war, yes to peace. Nothing about declaring war, that is not a solution, we already know what that causes. People will always be protected, without massacres, with intelligence more than with strength and (we) won't fall into any provocation."
(or something to that effect, the guy apparently has this passive way of phrasing things, like instead of saying "We will protect people", which can be said in Spanish "nosotros vamos a proteger a la genete", he phrases it more like "People will be protected", like it will happen on its own. The entire quote is written in that tone.)
