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Old February 15th, 2008
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@ Atgxtg:
On the other hand, dozens of the out-of-print-RPGs are now available again
as PDFs, and some of them even have managed to gather new communities
around them (see Star Frontiers), and have started a "second life" that is
in some cases even more vibrant than it was when they were in print.
Back then, it was often quite a problem to find another person who played
something like FTL: 2448 or Fringeworthy and wrote material for it, nowadays
the Internet makes it comparatively easy to make useful contacts that keep
even "fringe" games alive.
Oh yeah! Thanks to PDF's I was able to track down the one Flashing Blades supplement I didn't have. FGU, among others has returned from the grave thanks to PDFs. In the long run, I suspect just about every RPG that isn't tied to a lisenced setting will be brought back eventually. No reason not to.
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