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What if you wrote the Rule Book- what rules would you have

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dk

MemberTrilobiteMar-23-2017 7:17 PM

The only two I could think of would be 1: to have characters written and developed well with no wishy washy whimsical religious zealots.

2: Do not put too much emphasis on technology like holograms and such.

How about you? 

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BigDave

MemberDeaconMar-24-2017 7:28 PM

As for the Topic...

I just hope they have it all planned out A-Z even if we dont see every part of A-Z as long as they know what a A-Z would be and stick to things that wont contradict it, and so also to tidy up the mess that has been left before.

But Hopefully this is where that Rule Book came from. (and its purpose)

R.I.P Sox  01/01/2006 - 11/10/2017

dk

MemberTrilobiteMar-24-2017 7:31 PM

FINALLY BigDave appears! What rules would you do for the franchise post RS?

I.Raptus

ModeratorPraetorianMar-24-2017 8:12 PM

@dk

yeah consistent and clearly defined gestation period for the chestbursters. I read somewhere that the Pulvis' chestburster from Resurrection was delayed "due a thyroid disorder". The Queen burster in A3 gestated longer because it was a queen, presumably requiring greater development/incubation. All fair enough reasons, but a rule book should outline the factors that affect this I guess.

The AVP films just had chest-burster scenes happen all over the shop. Let not have that lol.

    

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