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From: abortion_engine abortion_engine@*******.com
Subject: Why SR3 is worth buying
Date: Tue, 14 Sep 1999 20:03:08 -0400
> > I personally would LOVE to love my copy of SR3. I spent a lot of damn
> > money on it, SR2 isn't being supported anymore, and I'd love to get some
> > use out it. I was practically begging people to help me like this book.

Yeah, I did that about a week ago, and I got more attitude than facts. [But,
to the people who provided facts, thank you hansomely.]

So, I was unconvinced...until one day...

> Okay, as an upstanding member of GridSec and duly appointed "Bad
> Cop" I am inclined to smack people down when threads like this come up.
> But Mark's question is a valid one, and as someone who has been playing
> Shadowrun since it came out in '89 and on the list since '92, I figure
> that I can give my impressions (both pro and con) concerning the switch
> from SR2 to SR3. Contained herein are facts, opinions, and comparisons
> between the two systems, though I make no assertion of any kind that my
> way is the only way to play.
> So listen up, but take me with a grain of salt.
>
> <Snip whup-ASS comments>

Thank you, Marc. This was exactly what I was looking for. My GM is a
hard-ass SR2 fan in the vein of Jacob Machinov, and since he's a smart
stubborn guy, it's tough to convince him of why I should be allowed to play
SR3.

This information will be indispensible to me. This is what I needed. I don't
know if it'll help, but I think it just might have convinced me, and that's
a good step toward convincing him.

Oh, and since all this gushing kindness is a bit out of character...here.
Have some red paint.

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