FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Galaxy’s Greatest Sport enters a bold new era today with the release of the Provisional Code Amendments for DreadBall. These amendments are available now for feedback from all registered Head Coaches with Level 5 or higher licensing. The DreadBall Governing Body has spent months fine-tuning the rules and regulations leading up to the new season of the most profitable and exciting sport ever created. In accordance with DGBY bylaw 3952.50, pursuant to GCPS-mandated transparency reporting requirements, the proposed regulations are now open to closed-comment by all qualifying Head Coaches.
This provides professional Coaches the ability to have their say in the first phase of consultation for the future direction of DreadBall! Welcome, sports fans! The DreadBall Rules Committee is proud to present the first release in the multiple-phase public beta for DreadBall 2.0. We’ve been hard at work tweaking and fine-tuning things and are very excited to hear what you, the Head Coaches who make the Galaxy’s Greatest Sport what it is, have to say about our proposed changes. In this first release we are going to ask you to please focus on the changes to the core rules. As there are a large number of different teams in the game, we’re going to stagger their release into the wild, so that we can ensure we get focused feedback on their performance. Please feel free to use proxy miniatures to try out a team if you don’t have the models for the teams in the playtest packet; the more games we can get in the better!
The rule packet and a printable survey file can be found. Use the printable surveys so you don’t forget any details before you have a chance to fill out the! Here’s the highlights for the changes in this release: New Stat: Agility New in this addition is an extra player stat: Agility. Agility has been introduced to enable us to draw a distinction between manual dexterity and nimbleness (Speed) versus swiftness and balance (Agility). Some teams, such as the Forge Fathers, have historically had issues with being unable to reliably get to their feet after being knocked down; while this makes for hilarious compilation info-sphere vids, it makes for frustrating play experiences. Speed now covers Dodge, Evade and Steal tests; Agility covers, Stand Up, and Dash tests. Like Speed and Skill tests, Strikers gain an additional dice on Agility tests.
What we need to know:. Is the extra stat easy to use?. Does this still ‘feel’ like DreadBall?
Rule Change: Keepers Keepers were intended to be a way for a Coach to defend the Strike Zone, with limited ball handling ability to get the ball away from the home Strike Zones, and extra armour to help them survive the inevitable dog pile. In practice, however, Keepers were usually employed as nigh-invulnerable Slamming machines, more at home down-field than protecting the home quarter. Under the new rules for Keepers, a model Throwing a strike counts as being threatened if 1) the Keeper is between them and the Strike Hex, and 2) if the Throwing model is in the Keeper’s front arc. This means Coaches can use Keepers to protect the 3-point Strike Zone without resorting to the ‘castle’ strategy, freeing up more models to put pressure of the opposing team. Additionally, changes to the Punt action mean that a Punt no longer results in the end of a Rush, unless the ball subsequently scatters onto a friendly model that misses their Catch.
What we need to know:. Is the rule, as written, easy to understand and use in play?. Does this encourage Coaches to abandon the ‘Castle’ gambit? The Teams For this first release, we wanted the focus to be on the rules changes and new options. As such, we’re only asking players to use the following teams when testing the first beta test packet:. Corporation v1: Trontek 29ers. Marauders: Greenmoon Smackers.
Veer-Myn: Skittersneak Stealers. Forge Fathers: Midgard Delvers. Robots: Chromium Chargers.
Brokkrs: Rotatek Rockslides Note: Some of the model abilities (such as Quick Change Artist) and play stats have undergone changes, see the playtest packet for more information. What we need to know:.
How do the teams ‘feel’?. How do the revisions to Quick Change Artist effect how the Robots play?. How does the introduction of Agility affect the Forge Fathers and Brokkrs? Advanced Rule: Captains From the ubiquitous and ever-popular Lucky Logan to the frankly incomprehensible John Doe, DreadBall’s history has been graced by athletes of exceptional talent, grace and ego.
In DreadBall 2.0, many of these stars have been re-cast as Team Captains. For example: While Lucky Logan will always be remembered as the first and most accomplished of the Trontek 29er’s Captains, the 29ers have a habit of having the jammiest Jacks in the game lead their teams.
Coaches should feel free to use the same game statistics to represent a Captain of their own creation, and build their own legend on the Neodurium. Each team can recruit a single Team Captain at a time. Depending on the team, a Captain might be a player type that the team might not ordinarily be able to take, or have improved stats or an ability not ordinarily available to that team’s players. Additionally, while a Team Captain is on the pitch, you will have a +1 modifier to tests for Coaching Plays. None of the teams start with a captain, but the rules for Captains so that you can try them out on the Pitch.
Feel free to use the Captain in place of a player of the same type (Guard, Jack, Striker), or use the League/Exhibition rules from the first edition of DreadBall (updated rules for those will be included in a future playtest packet). What we need to know:. Do you feel the costs for the Captains represent their value on the pitch? Advanced Rules: Coaching Plays and Cheerleaders Each type of Support Staff now has two types of play they can call, broadening their utility. Likewise, the Cheerleader system has more options available for Coaches: A single cheerleader can now be placed next to a space in the opposing team’s Sin Bin, and activates when a model is sent there by a vicious slam or as a penalty for a dastardly foul. Coaches can also activate any number of Cheerleaders to try and generate extra Fan Checks. What we need to know:.
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Do the rules for Playbook, Blitz and Physio work well?. Do these extra options increase the viability of Support Staff?. Do the extra options for Cheerleaders increase their effect on the game?
How can I participate? Play some games, and tell us about them! We’re collecting feedback via, as well as on the.
Oh, believe me, I did. Politely and at length. But if there's any response to that beyond 'But it's mature', I will be frankly shocked.What is mature?
Does it grapple with hard themes or simply go 'look at me, I'm so edgy'. Yes, I already know it's the latter, with the p-ventrue as the number one culprit. Being mature and having wacky cool fun stuff aren't exclusive, Unknown Armies managed to do that with Adepts (who are cool, but have the same variance in functionality that most insane people do). Not that it manages it everywhere, and it's not always trying to be mature, but Adepts were handled very well (heck, ours was the second sanest member of the group for various reasons, our shrink failed every stuff check we came across and my characters are unstable at the best of times). I'm generally not liking what I'm hearing about the playtest, I'll have a look myself once I have a working computer. Or just vote with your wallets and not buy their stuff. That is the #1 way to affect a business.Well considering they don't have a product to sell yet, and you still have the opportunity to be involved with shaping the product before it is released, I think a better course of action is to submit your feedback in every variation of their Playtests.
Complaining and saying 'I just won't buy it if they don't do it the way I like', while simultaneously not telling them what exactly you dislike is not going to get you anywhere. Clearly they are oblivious that a line was crossed so say something to them. It won't affect this product in particular - but the #1 way to affect an industry is with your wallet.
There are plenty of TTRPGs out there that I do like. Why do I need to put in effort to fix try to help them fix this bad one?If you aren't interested in the play test of VtM, why are you even here commenting on it? This thread is intended for those who want to discuss this new version being made. In general I would agree with your position that if you don't like a product simply don't purchase it. However, this product is in a 'pre-alpha playtest' phase, which one can assume means it's not even close to a final version. Additionally the company making it is completely new to this industry and has no previous products to draw comparisons from.No, old white wolf doesn't count. They have the same name but it's a whole new company.- They're asking for feedback from fans of the old system to help guide the production of their product through feedback.
If it turns out they ignored that feedback then by all means, vote with your wallet and don't support them by purchasing it. It won't affect this product in particular - but the #1 way to affect an industry is with your wallet. There are plenty of TTRPGs out there that I do like. Why do I need to put in effort to fix try to help them fix this bad one?This is something I agree with 100%, at the end of the day, when the final product has come out, vote with your wallet. I've supported games I like even when I don't have to (PWYW and similar), so if I don't like VV I won't give nWW any money (just like how I'm not overly fond of what I've seen for Forsaken 2e, so I haven't bought it yet, maybe I'll change). As it is I'm following the playtest at least vaguely, finding some bits I like (simplified dice mechanics, although I'd have gone for successes at 7+) and some bits I dislike (I'm not sold on hunger compared to Blood Pool), so I've come to the following conclusion: -I will follow the playtest iterations as they are and join in stone discussions, but I won't provide feedback unless I come across a major dealbreaker.When VV comes out I'll take the money for the corebook and say it to one side.
If I like what I'm seeing and hearing I will order the core book, otherwise I'll take the money and spend it on Requiem 2e supplements (and I need to fix the convey on my copy of Blood and Smoke when it gets out of storage). Because I like vampire roleplaying and like Requiem 2e (although I majorly disliked 1e), as well as liking Masquerade 2e (not got any of the later editions). I'll see if VV convinces me it's worth investing in, but at the moment I don't feel strongly either way and so won't reply to the playtest survey. Guess they didn't really want feedback after all?
To WW's response to the playtest.Please tell me I'm wrong, but as far as I can tell it begins off with them basically saying 'it's my game and I can do what I want'. Which I mean, is true. But it's my money and of I decide I don't like how VV deals with the Middle East or whatever I don't have to buy it. So the feelings of their fan base should at least be considered. 'This is how you'resupposed to vote these characters' is one of the worst things to say. If nothing has changed from 2e and Revised than the Camarilla's main problem is being too restrictive and conservative, it's an organisation that needs reform from within rather than being turn down.
That's my view, and I'd really like to not be told 'you're wrong, this is how you're supposed to look at the Camarilla. Also, did they just explain Humanity to me? This seems like a very narrow view of a game. Also it doesn't feel very mature for all of this explaining what the game is supposed to be like and how I'm meant to view certain factions (I tend I've been glad to see dying down and relaxed with 'these guys can be heroes or villains.), it feels more mature to say 'the Camarilla is bad but might be with saving' than 'the Camarilla is evil and filled with evil vampires'. This is making me less and less optimistic for the game of undead politics (not political horror) that I enjoy. Yes, my favourite oWoD have is Mage. Both sides being right to an extent Nantes for a much more interesting conflict.
Please tell me I'm wrong, but as far as I can tell it begins off with them basically saying 'it's my game and I can do what I want'. Which I mean, is true. But it's my money and of I decide I don't like how VV deals with the Middle East or whatever I don't have to buy it. So the feelings of their fan base should at least be considered.
'This is how you'resupposed to vote these characters' is one of the worst things to say. If nothing has changed from 2e and Revised than the Camarilla's main problem is being too restrictive and conservative, it's an organisation that needs reform from within rather than being turn down. That's my view, and I'd really like to not be told 'you're wrong, this is how you're supposed to look at the Camarilla. Also, did they just explain Humanity to me? This seems like a very narrow view of a game. Also it doesn't feel very mature for all of this explaining what the game is supposed to be like and how I'm meant to view certain factions (I tend I've been glad to see dying down and relaxed with 'these guys can be heroes or villains.), it feels more mature to say 'the Camarilla is bad but might be with saving' than 'the Camarilla is evil and filled with evil vampires'. This is making me less and less optimistic for the game of undead politics (not political horror) that I enjoy.
Yes, my favourite oWoD have is Mage. Both sides being right to an extent Nantes for a much more interesting conflict.Sounds like they really have inherited the old WW's 'you're having badwrongfun' and 'you're not doing it right' attitude.
It's a shame, really. I was kinda hoping we'd get a grown-up version of the game instead of a 'Mature' (warning sticker) version of the game, made by people who aren't smug angry bitter absolutists, and understand the difference between 'difficult' and 'hopeless', and between 'morally grey' and 'shades of poop'. With mechanics that cleaned up some of the bizarre imbalances and unstoppable / no-defense Disciplines. It's a shame, really. I was kinda hoping we'd get a grown-up version of the game instead of a 'Mature' (warning sticker) version of the game, made by people who aren't smug angry bitter absolutists, and understand the difference between 'difficult' and 'hopeless', and between 'morally grey' and 'shades of poop'.
With mechanics that cleaned up some of the bizarre imbalances and unstoppable / no-defense Disciplines.The thing is, I own actually mature games. Requiem at least tries to give everyone multiple interpretations, so if you don't like the Invictus being good guys you can pay then as power hungry villains. I don't think Requiem was 100% mature, but there was a lot of effort put into making sure that the player factions we're all morally grey. It's like, you can have a mature game that is bright and hopeful as long as you admit everything's not perfect.
Sure, I did once associate maturity with grimdark and angst, but then I realised that a focus on that can stop you from actually talking about issues. It's like how sex and violence is significantly less mature than 'during the Holocaust people did horrible things, because that is something humans can do, and the ghosts that exist because of that have likely been psychologically affected'. Sure, that's dark, but it's a very different kind of darkness. FWIW I was hoping the same thing as you, and if the WW treehouse has to be painted black and launch water balloons at passing conservatives then maybe I don't want to be in it. There's plenty of games companies out there, and sure have much superior treehouses for me to hang out in. Plus those treehouses aren't made out of this held together by twine. Maybe I shouldn't have continued the treehouse analogy.
Sounds like the same self-important edgelord love-their-own-fragrance garbage we've seen from WW since the 90s - is this the same team they had back then, come back to turn their noses up at the gaming 'unsophisticates' again, or just a new bunch of guys who want to capture that same arrogant hauntiness?It's the latter, and I think they're really painfully aware that they aren't the originals and thus feel the need to be even more arrogant and edgy than the old crew at their worst. This is, almost word-for-word, what I expected the response to the playtest would be, but it really sucks to be right. It's the latter, and I think they're really painfully aware that they aren't the originals and thus feel the need to be even more arrogant and edgy than the old crew at their worst. This is, almost word-for-word, what I expected the response to the playtest would be, but it really sucks to be right.Yeah, their response to any criticism or suggestion is going to be 'Well you just don't understand what we're trying to do here, the depth and sophistication that we're trying for, that no other game has ever ever had.' And while it's good to have depth, I don't always want complex flavours.
Sometimes is just prefer a beef stew with Pearl Barley (I should make that more often).It's not even deep, though. The scenario name-drops some serious business, but how do you engage with that when it's offset by a sex club full of Spartan cosplayers and a SWAT team in a helicopter that shows up whenever you try to do anything? It's not exactly a critique of the European response to the refugee crisis; it's just another joke in the background for seeing how long you last until a TPK. It's hard to set aside all the tone problems and bothersome background details, but even if we did, the way it sets up 'horror' as 'GM inflicting arbitrary inescapable punishment because you deserve it' is just. Isn't that one of the classic examples of what not to do while GMing? And it seems like they're building the whole game around it.
And while it's good to have depth, I don't always want complex flavours. Sometimes is just prefer a beef stew with Pearl Barley (I should make that more often).To be clear, my assertion wasn't that they're actually doing anything like depth - it's that they're claiming 'you don't understand how deep we are' when faced with criticism or unglowing feedback.
In fact, the more I read, the more it sounds like they're making the typical teenager's mistake of confusing shallow edginess and shock with 'depth'. And if they're claiming to be engaged in allegory, then they need depth.
Shallow 'allegory' is usually just juvenile caricature. To be clear, my assertion wasn't that they're actually doing anything like depth - it's that they're claiming 'you don't understand how deep we are' when faced with criticism or unglowing feedback. In fact, the more I read, the more it sounds like they're making the typical teenager's mistake of confusing shallow edginess and shock with 'depth'. And if they're claiming to be engaged in allegory, then they need depth.
Shallow 'allegory' is usually just juvenile caricature.Yep, and my point was 'they can wine about trying for depth ask they want, but they should realise it's not the primary measure of a good game'. I've played games with zero depth that were much more mature and engaging that what nWW is showing, and they expect me to believe this attempt at maturity and depth that uses only the bad methods of American comic story writing and none of the good ones is worthwhile? I have with depth at '60 meters below sea level' as well as ones which are effectively hills, this is looking like the latter. Which isn't bad if it's handled well.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Galaxy’s Greatest Sport enters a bold new era today with the release of the Provisional Code Amendments for DreadBall. These amendments are available now for feedback from all registered Head Coaches with Level 5 or higher licensing. The DreadBall Governing Body has spent months fine-tuning the rules and regulations leading up to the new season of the most profitable and exciting sport ever created. In accordance with DGBY bylaw 3952.50, pursuant to GCPS-mandated transparency reporting requirements, the proposed regulations are now open to closed-comment by all qualifying Head Coaches. This provides professional Coaches the ability to have their say in the first phase of consultation for the future direction of DreadBall! Welcome, sports fans! The DreadBall Rules Committee is proud to present the first release in the multiple-phase public beta for DreadBall 2.0.
We’ve been hard at work tweaking and fine-tuning things and are very excited to hear what you, the Head Coaches who make the Galaxy’s Greatest Sport what it is, have to say about our proposed changes. In this first release we are going to ask you to please focus on the changes to the core rules. As there are a large number of different teams in the game, we’re going to stagger their release into the wild, so that we can ensure we get focused feedback on their performance. Please feel free to use proxy miniatures to try out a team if you don’t have the models for the teams in the playtest packet; the more games we can get in the better!
The rule packet and a printable survey file can be found. Use the printable surveys so you don’t forget any details before you have a chance to fill out the! Here’s the highlights for the changes in this release: New Stat: Agility New in this addition is an extra player stat: Agility. Agility has been introduced to enable us to draw a distinction between manual dexterity and nimbleness (Speed) versus swiftness and balance (Agility). Some teams, such as the Forge Fathers, have historically had issues with being unable to reliably get to their feet after being knocked down; while this makes for hilarious compilation info-sphere vids, it makes for frustrating play experiences.
Speed now covers Dodge, Evade and Steal tests; Agility covers, Stand Up, and Dash tests. Like Speed and Skill tests, Strikers gain an additional dice on Agility tests.
What we need to know:. Is the extra stat easy to use?. Does this still ‘feel’ like DreadBall? Rule Change: Keepers Keepers were intended to be a way for a Coach to defend the Strike Zone, with limited ball handling ability to get the ball away from the home Strike Zones, and extra armour to help them survive the inevitable dog pile. In practice, however, Keepers were usually employed as nigh-invulnerable Slamming machines, more at home down-field than protecting the home quarter.
Under the new rules for Keepers, a model Throwing a strike counts as being threatened if 1) the Keeper is between them and the Strike Hex, and 2) if the Throwing model is in the Keeper’s front arc. This means Coaches can use Keepers to protect the 3-point Strike Zone without resorting to the ‘castle’ strategy, freeing up more models to put pressure of the opposing team. Additionally, changes to the Punt action mean that a Punt no longer results in the end of a Rush, unless the ball subsequently scatters onto a friendly model that misses their Catch. What we need to know:. Is the rule, as written, easy to understand and use in play?. Does this encourage Coaches to abandon the ‘Castle’ gambit?
The Teams For this first release, we wanted the focus to be on the rules changes and new options. As such, we’re only asking players to use the following teams when testing the first beta test packet:. Corporation v1: Trontek 29ers. Marauders: Greenmoon Smackers. Veer-Myn: Skittersneak Stealers.
Forge Fathers: Midgard Delvers. Robots: Chromium Chargers.
Brokkrs: Rotatek Rockslides Note: Some of the model abilities (such as Quick Change Artist) and play stats have undergone changes, see the playtest packet for more information. What we need to know:. How do the teams ‘feel’?. How do the revisions to Quick Change Artist effect how the Robots play?. How does the introduction of Agility affect the Forge Fathers and Brokkrs?
Advanced Rule: Captains From the ubiquitous and ever-popular Lucky Logan to the frankly incomprehensible John Doe, DreadBall’s history has been graced by athletes of exceptional talent, grace and ego. In DreadBall 2.0, many of these stars have been re-cast as Team Captains. For example: While Lucky Logan will always be remembered as the first and most accomplished of the Trontek 29er’s Captains, the 29ers have a habit of having the jammiest Jacks in the game lead their teams.
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Coaches should feel free to use the same game statistics to represent a Captain of their own creation, and build their own legend on the Neodurium. Each team can recruit a single Team Captain at a time. Depending on the team, a Captain might be a player type that the team might not ordinarily be able to take, or have improved stats or an ability not ordinarily available to that team’s players. Additionally, while a Team Captain is on the pitch, you will have a +1 modifier to tests for Coaching Plays. None of the teams start with a captain, but the rules for Captains so that you can try them out on the Pitch. Feel free to use the Captain in place of a player of the same type (Guard, Jack, Striker), or use the League/Exhibition rules from the first edition of DreadBall (updated rules for those will be included in a future playtest packet).
What we need to know:. Do you feel the costs for the Captains represent their value on the pitch? Advanced Rules: Coaching Plays and Cheerleaders Each type of Support Staff now has two types of play they can call, broadening their utility.
Likewise, the Cheerleader system has more options available for Coaches: A single cheerleader can now be placed next to a space in the opposing team’s Sin Bin, and activates when a model is sent there by a vicious slam or as a penalty for a dastardly foul. Coaches can also activate any number of Cheerleaders to try and generate extra Fan Checks. What we need to know:. Do the rules for Playbook, Blitz and Physio work well?. Do these extra options increase the viability of Support Staff?.
Do the extra options for Cheerleaders increase their effect on the game? How can I participate? Play some games, and tell us about them! We’re collecting feedback via, as well as on the.
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