It is a small step to make the wearing of the harmless chip compulsary.
A player from our group works in a high security facility. One day he forgott his ID Card and everthing so he waited till someone opend the door and walked in. He was neither questioned nor stopped.

Hell! We have been playing that game too much!
I just thought about putting rfid chips under the employee's skin just for security reasons you know. Key-cards get lost all the time...

I don't want to get into politics, but I always thought the term "neo-feudalism" would be more precise than "neo-liberalism". This kind of branding has traditionally been used on slaves. Strange that people nowadays tend to do it voluntarily. It reminds me of a discussion I recen...

Maybe it comes from playing DC but somehow I always had the greatest respect and admiration for people in space. Actually dogs and monkeys too.
Therefor I could not agree more.

Well, these problems will not arise in the near future. 3D Printers are very uncommon and so the public is safe.

Thanks! Just in time for my 7 year anniversary on this forum.

I don't really know what so say about this. It feels like I have been waiting for it to happen for decades. A cosmonaut playing Space Oddity on the ISS.

I knew I had it somewhere but I did not know where so it took me some time.

There was this "The Bet" scenario. Where the PCs had to stay in a haunted house. If it is still needed I can look up were it is.

I hope this is still helpful:

I like the idea, it works in most cases.

The close combat mechanics of DC are simple though still complex enough to give you a good choice of offensive and defensive moves. Players always complained that blocking is too difficult and I think I hardly ever used the diving blow but besides that they worked quite good. Nothing grossly imbalan...

I personally think that the forum is so tight knit that we would give each and every comment good ratings.

At least five Snipers have died in shoot outs with the rats. No need to say that this fact is not mentioned in the article.

Rats in Brazil have tricked naive scientists to enhance their empathic abilities with cyber-ware. Not only does that bring us closer to the bio computer. It also proves DC to be the game with the most realistic approach towards cyberware and magic. Contrary to the scientifically unfounded believes o...