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Originally Posted by tsgreer
I've never seen a single episode of Babylon 5. I should really try to check it out. But the bald dude with the great fan of hair along the sides and back always made me decide that I could never get into it. He just looks so silly.
But admittedly, that's a poor reason not to check out something that everybody says is so good. So I will give it a shot.
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Oh, I know, he does look silly. But he's an absolutely great character. Steals the scenes he's in-- and not just for comic lines (though he has this great dry delivery....)
Anyway, give it a try. It may not be your cup of tea, but if you like media SF, it's worth a shot. (I didn't like all the episodes myself-- I don't think JMS wrote particularly good dialogue for his main characters, though his secondary characters got some great lines.)
@DMcCunney, if I could have a long enough conversation to say all that, I'd spend the time actually playing the game with them!
I'll get it to market eventually. It's just hideously expensive to print card games, compared to RPG books and the like. I'm working with someone to develop an online card game server that can be used for commercial purposes, in the meantime. I'm hoping to provide a service to others who have good card game ideas they want to try out. It'll be sort of the equivalent of ebooks, but for card games. (Printing cards on stock and cutting them apart is just
not the same.)