So if I decided to make my own spycraft movie and look for your backup on it, I would be facing AEG lawyers?

I had forgotten about Blog Is Hell.  That one isn't nearly so bad for SAN.

[Edited to send to a great BIH strip.]

So I believe the chance of infinite monkeys at infinite typewriters delivering me a hard copy of 10kb is better than waiting? lol

First... OMG.
Second... Impressive, most impressive.

OMG, now I know why she left the Banshee.net and created the Phage...

And you don't need to tell me!! I found the truth!

Her codename was Hopscotch!!! hauhauhahuahuauhahua Enough reason for me. I'd quit and burn the building down a la Milton if I could... hauhauhauha Hopscotch... omg I'm crying.


Credit goes to Grifter for showing me this... lol

Granted!

Though "someonelse" is registered in a different forum.

I wish this topic would come to an end.

It's so great to have someone who actually knows stuff like this, that we can improve the rules from that point forward.

So I think that what we're looking for here is, drop the penalty if target is "lockable" and locked, cause I do understand that it's not possible to lock on a person, right?

Btw I know that some of them aren't stingers in the movie, and well, actually all of them are props
I just said missiles and stinger to increase the comedy on the fact that the most common missiles in Bondian movies are actually the hardest to hit (as per rules) a target.

[Goldeneye]

As written, the INA trait was intended to serve as a penalty for using large-scale weapons for direct attacks on characters.  I think we can all agree that using an M1A1's 120mm Rheinmetall to snipe a mastermind, while gratifying, is baaaaaad.  The disconnect here seems to be that vehicle' Size-inflicted Defense reductions don't scale at the same rate that INA penalties do.

- C.

Yeah... people should never use them like that. After all Stingers never played a real role in espionage movies... *Sarcasm Sign*


Goldeneye = car was equipped with stinger missiles
The world is not enough = car was equipped with stinger missiles
Living Daylights = car was equipped with stinger missiles and they were under synchronized shooting
License to Kill = car was equipped with stinger missiles... and hey it was actually part of the film's plot too!
The Spy who loved me = lol he actually shoots down a chopper from underwater with a missile coming out of his Lotus Esprit (I'd like to see the penalty on that!!)
Diamonds are forever = the Aston martin DBS can be seen in Q Branch being equipped with guess what? Missiles!
Tomorrow never dies = car was equipped with stinger missiles. okay in this one, a random mook displays the horrible miss that one can achieve with a rocket launcher.
Die another day = usual refinements, which include? Missiles



Considering the above, I'm pretty sure that the rules were made to hinder player abuse, but if you give a Stinger launcher to an intelligent Schemer or a Forward and add to the formula: Guided Weapons Basics. I can see things are gonna start to be nasty. It can get uglier, however.

[Bad Things]

Rarely I listen to the same music over and over.

Bad Things, the theme song for True Blood, really got me there this week.

Poor thing is so desperate, that instead of running away it decides to stay and drink it up. Still it's a great snapshot of human care.

Granted. Now the trains are all late though.

I wish I hadn't stepped on that fish.

Granted! Instead, Tonio 'The Fish' Garbanzia has stepped on you.

I wish that I could sing like an angel.

The Auld Grump

I was gonna go for:
 
Granted, but now you also dance like David Boreanaz.

Sadly, I was late.

I don't have either of them on my pc right now, but I do have a login for both as you can see on my profile. If said cats decide which one I'm willing to show up.

I find it interesting. For the same reasons that puma and rooster mentioned.

Granted!
Now you're a plant.


I wish aliens could at least leave a note explaining why I wake up in the morning with small cuts that resemble cat scratches though I don't have one...

Including in my "wish list". lol

[Spellbound: Channeler.]

I think that for the Spell-like abilities you can use NPC qualities, however, you can get additional info on spells in the PDF Spellbound: Channeler.

There are some interesting spells there and guidelines to move forward while Fantasy Craft is not out. Even though I'm not a big fan of using spycraft for medieval games (I'll probably change my mind on that), this PDF has one of the most fun to read conditions ever: Annihilated.