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Mar. 5th, 2004
Go forth, and inherit the Earth
Mar. 5th, 2004 08:19 amThere's a review of Time of Judgement up on Wolf Spoor. I wasn't involved in the book, but it does mark the end of two lines I was heavily involved with: Hunter: the Reckoning and Demon: the Fallen, so it's worthy of note here.
However, I'm beginning to understand better how![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
eyebeams feels about some net commentary. Shannon W. Hennessy chooses to trot out the same old clichés about Hunter we've had to put up with for the last five years: "it wasn't Hunters Hunted Revised" and "hunters aren't people, they're supernaturals". Meh. Frankly, I'm disappointed that somebody who normally shows some thought and consideration in his work falls prey to these knee-jerk reactions.
Ah well, it's over now, and I know that a lot of people got a lot of fun out of Hunter. I've certainly enjoyed working with the likes ofoldmotherchaos, lighthorse76, docredfern, ashamel, Greg Stolze, Chuck Wendig andinnocent_man on the line, I think there are some very, very strong books that gave a whole new aspect to the WoD out there and I think the game stayed 100% true to the vision of the core book, whatever Mr Hennessy chooses to opine. To those who enjoyed the line and my writing on it, thank you. To those who never looked at it with open eyes because you were too blinded by your perception of what it should have been: meh. Your loss.
However, I'm beginning to understand better how
eyebeams feels about some net commentary. Shannon W. Hennessy chooses to trot out the same old clichés about Hunter we've had to put up with for the last five years: "it wasn't Hunters Hunted Revised" and "hunters aren't people, they're supernaturals". Meh. Frankly, I'm disappointed that somebody who normally shows some thought and consideration in his work falls prey to these knee-jerk reactions. Ah well, it's over now, and I know that a lot of people got a lot of fun out of Hunter. I've certainly enjoyed working with the likes of
oldmotherchaos, lighthorse76, docredfern, ashamel, Greg Stolze, Chuck Wendig andinnocent_man on the line, I think there are some very, very strong books that gave a whole new aspect to the WoD out there and I think the game stayed 100% true to the vision of the core book, whatever Mr Hennessy chooses to opine. To those who enjoyed the line and my writing on it, thank you. To those who never looked at it with open eyes because you were too blinded by your perception of what it should have been: meh. Your loss.