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Caleb, for us perverse, sadistic souls who are willing to proof read, let us know how best we can send you our corrections.Seconded.
Someone is murdering climate scientist.
So does anyone here know any notable examples of how spoken and written English has changed over the last 500 years? This will give me a jumping off point to create my own idiosyncrasies.
Addition: Correction, I want to play it badly but I want to hear the RRPR crew playing it desperately.
So, I have an idea for a mini campaign ...
Everyone lives as a normal person in a city built over a vault - life is tolerable but the government is very corrupt. People who speak out against it are exiled, tortured, or shot. Still better than living in the Wastes.
A new school opens up that teaches technological skills. Your characters are the most adept students there. You earn the trust of the teachers there and they tell you that they are part of the Brotherhood of Steel. They want to liberate the city from the government and need your help. They want you to work as their undercover agents in the city, gathering information and building support for them. When they roll in, they want a smooth take over, not a civil war. That's a lot easier if they have leverage over the city's power brokers.
Emphasis on the game is actual spywork - i.e. building a network of assets, getting blackmail/secrets on important people and not getting caught. If you get caught before the Brotherhood rolls in, your character will almost certainly die. Combat will be super brutal and should be not seen as a good idea.
The main thing for me is the actual spywork procedural aspect and morality - I already did the tactical/commando/investigative NBA game with Tribes - I want it be more about the morality and interpersonal stuff.
WAIT! *runs in huffing and puffing, slips filthy, probably typo-laden manuscript under the door*
*Edited to correct a duplicated name. That's what I get for naming minor characters. Stupid.
