01-29-2013, 04:29 PM
I think I voted for 1, but really I can see myself agreeing to any of the above choices.
For me personally, the series was something that made me start and the mythology helped me zero in on a background to develop my character where I could fully focus on developing my character instead of having to think about everything else around it.
However, I don't see myself finding it hard to adapt to any other framework as long as I'm familiar with it. I mean, even when I was canon, I developed a completely different character from what was originally in the series solely working off of the DBZ framework.
I would also be for a more realistic setting for an RPG. Something perhaps along the lines of DC/Marvel comics where we are allowed to have crazy abilities, but it still works around a "realistic" world. Or perhaps something "Matrix-y."
For me personally, the series was something that made me start and the mythology helped me zero in on a background to develop my character where I could fully focus on developing my character instead of having to think about everything else around it.
However, I don't see myself finding it hard to adapt to any other framework as long as I'm familiar with it. I mean, even when I was canon, I developed a completely different character from what was originally in the series solely working off of the DBZ framework.
I would also be for a more realistic setting for an RPG. Something perhaps along the lines of DC/Marvel comics where we are allowed to have crazy abilities, but it still works around a "realistic" world. Or perhaps something "Matrix-y."