I am aiming to run UVG and ACKSII. I'll likely learn Star Trek 2d20 too, because my player is interested in it. But I'm also looking forward to finally having the Dolmenwood books and extras. I wouldn't be surprised if I run another two or three new systems for one shots too.
I am specificly referring to things like the battledome and retained retraining rules. The creators don't seem to understand what an RPG is and are treating it like video game mini-games are an ideal play pattern. Like are you going to want to reference some poorly designed minigame rule for Negg management?
Neopets seems like an ideal IP for something rules light, not something that is trying to be GTA on paper. I also sense that some of these designs might make the game feel unfaithful to Neopets.
Note that it's making a lot of promises for more rules, but not describing what those rules are. Which is likely a sign of the rules being very rough and needing a lot of work. Which is why I say it looks like a mess.
This looks like a trainwreck of video game mechanics that don't translate into RPG mechanics.
Oh my bad. I missed it when I saw the post.
Literally everything that Jeremy Crawford said on Twitter. His ruling embody corporate ideology double speak and PR statements.
And Hannah Montana is the lie of it being accessible to new players.
I just use the Shucked Oyster, all the RP is built into it. But I play with a bunch of degenerate women.