WWII Supers - Rules, Rules Questions, General Bitching

[Celedor]

I must admit that the absence of hit location does make things a lot easier. . .it really only matters for that edge, when you'd almost inflict a few points of stun or body. . .

Helen #2 (in the adjacent hex) has the statement of screaming out and then punching Adler in the tenders.

Booyah! Take that, monkey boy! Is he down now? <grin>

like punching a brick in the tenders. . .be nice to have that x1.5 stun multiplier for a shot to the vitals there. . .I suspect instead helen hurt her hand punching some proverbial and literal stones. . .

[Noir]

Nazis don't have genetalia, they breed by fission.

[Celedor]

In that case it's better that nobody played an Arthur type, as excalibur would just multiply them by assisting their reproduction.

[LadyCatreece]

So if I punch him in where the hoohoo-dilly would be, and he does not have any, then what would I actually be hitting?

[Sorloc]

Pared off the brown, nasty parts into another thread, hopefully it can wither and die there, alone and neglected.

Any questions, comments, criticisms NOT related to someone else's character are welcome!

 

[epohfossol]

Nazis don't have genetalia, they breed by fission.

I just realized that I can't go around shooting Nazi's with my Atomic Energy Blasts no longer.....I will be multiplying and assisting thier reproduction....What a problem I have now! 

[Sorloc]

"Mister Anderson!"

[epohfossol]

"Do you hear what that sound is? It is the sound of ineviatiability Mr. Anderson.."

[Celedor]

Suggestion: Unless you intend for each chapter to be a time skip, spend out experience over the game, slowly, a point at a time.

HERO makes for really good slow power development. . .take a power at it's minimum, say 1d6, slap disads on it like a high activation roll to push it down to a cost of 1, so you develop a really unreliable new power, which you later put point after point into until it's a decent, reliable power. . .

Or

Develop a power you already have, but do it 1 point at a time, so it only gets a little better each time.

Or

For powers with point increments of 2+, you train at it, and only get the improvement when you get the 2, 3, 5 or whatever amount of EXP you need to go up one step with it.

It lets characters develop in a more organic manner, where "Spend 10 EXP" ends up with a more leveling feel of jumping up to a new plateau.