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Originally Posted by Olefin
Did Frank say he approved of how quickly the modules had the world basically rapidly going down the toilet - i.e. medieval? His modules seemed much more where the warring armies are reduced but are still modern armies fighting a war against each other - not the Wiseman modules where you are lucky to be able to have a single tank still in operation in a 100 miles situation.
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Not in so many words, but yes. He liked the medieval- Thirty Years' War feel of the game. Both he and Glancy said that they liked that kind of world because a lot of the fun of playing T2K is the rebuilding society on a small scale aspect of the game- the PCs becoming a light in the world of darkness, so to speak.
Why don't you watch it yourself? Just go to the link in this thread. It's still up on Youtube.