I recently bought and have been playing-Originally Posted by HsssH
Eorathril, which is an OSR-based low fantasy rpg. (First rpg in a long time that I liked so much that I ordered a print-on-demand copy.)
Mothership and White Star, for sci-fi.
Hideouts & Hoodlums, Gangbusters BX and Eldritch Tales are my most recent purchases.
I plan to combine them into a pulp hero game.
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Nearly 100%
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80-90%
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60-70%
4 10.53% -
40-50%
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20-30%
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Hate nearly everything but maybe 10%
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02-22-2021, 01:11 AM #46Ultimate Member
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"There's magic in the sound of analog audio." - CNET.
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As a general rule, I don't waste my money by buying comics I don't like, that being said....
If a comic takes a dip in writing, or if it's a character I really love (say Hal Jordan) than I'll try to slog it out before dropping the title, so I'd say 80 to 90%
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I started reading Wonder Woman following the cross-over with JLD. Originally Posted by Captain Nostalgia
If I were buying floppies, I would've stopped buying after the second Nord issue (the one with the very noticeable rushed art during the WW/Ares fight scene). Comics cost too much to hold out for better these days.
However, with it being DCUI, I'm hanging on to see what happens with the Aphrodite story before I make a decision.
Similarly, I just started reading Aquaman with #43. The art is amazing, but the story isn't doing anything for me right now. I wouldn't spend $4 or $5 a month for pretty pictures. I would've dropped it after that one issue.
With DCUI, I can stay with it for a few more to see if the story gets more interesting to me or not. And still get some pretty pictures.
In the '80s and '90s, I would've slogged through and kept an eye out for a replacement comic. If one appeared that interested me before the comic improved, I would switch over.
I really didn't reach that point with JLI until Breakdowns and the Wozniak art. But I had been reading JLI for five years and Breakdowns was an important story, so I stuck with it until the end."There's magic in the sound of analog audio." - CNET.
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