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Blade runner as a RPG?

Started by Schwartzwald, October 26, 2017, 12:51:05 PM

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Dumarest

Better tell Sam Spade that San Francisco is not noir.

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Quote from: Dumarest;1004335Better tell Sam Spade that San Francisco is not noir.

Not anymore, I mean, yeah it's probably got some dark aspects, but it's not LA.  Which is still violent to this day.  San Fran is considered the mecca for the progressives.
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Quote from: Dumarest;1004335Better tell Sam Spade that San Francisco is not noir.

Yeah, it's funny. There's not a single city on Earth where you couldn't run noir, IMO:)!

Quote from: Itachi;1003844No need for another full fledged hard sci-ish game/setting, IMO. Transhuman Space and Eclipse Phase already allow the exploration of those themes seen in the movies, and even more.

Oh, and about the wars in space that Batty saw? They were wars among replicants. Corp A's replicant army vs Corp B replicant army. The new film seem to corroborate on this.
I admit, I've also assumed that those were wars between replicants.
But that cover should have read "Far Future Enterprises";).
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IIRC the Soldier's service record listed "Tanhauser Gate" as a tour of duty.

Edit: Arm tatoo. More info here: bladerunner.wikia.com

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Yeah, Blade Runner would totally be a decent RPG setting.
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Back in the '80s I ran about a year-long Blade Runner campaign set in England using the RQ3 rules (with a bit of CoC sanity thrown in). It was depressing as hell. It was a good time.