Hey,
I am curious if anyone here has used the Osprey Publishing Black Ops rules. I recently read about them, and I feel that they could be used in connection to the Infinity universe to create some different types of game scenarios.
If you have used the Black Ops rules, would you mind posting your thoughts about them?
Take care and thanks!
Tried Osprey's Black Ops Rules??
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Never played them, but I'm interested, too.
They look promising, the only thing that I don't like is that they use six sided dice. I think that the future of serious wargaming and RPG is diceless (cards/resources, instead).
They look promising, the only thing that I don't like is that they use six sided dice. I think that the future of serious wargaming and RPG is diceless (cards/resources, instead).
I'm going to try to get the rule book this weekend. If we get a game in soon, I'll post a review/report here.
I have only just begun to use cards with some of our games, but from what I've seen they work well.
Take care
I have only just begun to use cards with some of our games, but from what I've seen they work well.
Take care
Hopefully the rules have some good scenarios, so even if the rules are meh, we can still have some new scenarios to play.
I'm trying to convert the scenarios from Ghosts of Hefei, which is a gang-warfare game.
I'm trying to convert the scenarios from Ghosts of Hefei, which is a gang-warfare game.
“I'm curious, son. When has 'This might be a trap' ever stopped you?”
“Stopped? Never. Slowed me down while I load the guns? Every time.”
-Schlock Mercenary, 22 July 2013.
“Stopped? Never. Slowed me down while I load the guns? Every time.”
-Schlock Mercenary, 22 July 2013.
So, no pathfinder for this mysterious rule system?
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