Topic: Jonathan Tweet Picks Dogs
Started by: lumpley
Started on: 9/2/2004
Board: lumpley games
On 9/2/2004 at 7:55pm, lumpley wrote:
Jonathan Tweet Picks Dogs
Jonathan Tweet's Pick of GenCon
A few of you know just how psyched I am.
Jonathan Tweet wrote: I almost didn't pick Dogs because I didn't want a game with characters that the players couldn't respect. They sounded like thugs, Inquisitors in the American style. But it turns out that they're not thugs. They're righteous stalwarts and brave heroes. They root out and face down corruption with their hearts as well as their sidearms. The irony and anti-heroism I expected to find aren't in the game.
-Vincent
On 9/2/2004 at 8:08pm, Ron Edwards wrote:
RE: Jonathan Tweet Picks Dogs
And if you'd given the characters death-beam eye rays you woulda totally rocked!
Best,
Ron
On 9/2/2004 at 9:00pm, Paka wrote:
RE: Jonathan Tweet Picks Dogs
Ron Edwards wrote: And if you'd given the characters death-beam eye rays you woulda totally rocked!
Best,
Ron
If the Savior Who Has Returned decides that Watchdogs will smite the sinful with death-beam eye rays, then by His will it shall be done.
Congrats on the kudos from Tweet.
On 9/2/2004 at 10:23pm, ScottM wrote:
RE: Jonathan Tweet Picks Dogs
Congratulations!
On 9/2/2004 at 11:41pm, Matt Wilson wrote:
RE: Jonathan Tweet Picks Dogs
I can't believe the guy who wrote Everway has a hard time with Dust Devils and HeroQuest.
But still, rock on, Vincent!
On 9/3/2004 at 3:05pm, bluegargantua wrote:
RE: Jonathan Tweet Picks Dogs
Ron Edwards wrote: And if you'd given the characters death-beam eye rays you woulda totally rocked!
That's it. My next Dog has "Ride Penny-Farthing bike" and "Death-beam Eye Rays" as Traits.
Congratulations, Vincent. It's well-earned praise.
later
Tom
On 9/3/2004 at 6:01pm, hardcoremoose wrote:
RE: Jonathan Tweet Picks Dogs
Funny, since Battledragons was new two years ago.
Good for Dogs!
- Scott
On 9/3/2004 at 7:34pm, DannyK wrote:
RE: Jonathan Tweet Picks Dogs
Kenneth Hite gives Dogs a shout-out too:
...the always-amazing Forge booth, where my likely hit of the show resided: Vincent (Kill Puppies for Satan) Baker's newest RPG, Dogs in the Vineyard. This is a Western game featuring nigh-Mormon paladins in nigh-Utah, dealing out righteous smackdowns upon the sinful and demonic, and it's a beaut. ("Yes, Ken," Vincent said to me, "you can play Cotton Mather hunting witches with it." Talk about your hard sell.)
He goes on to promise a Dogs review... column after next.