Years ago, in a SR group working through some Virtual Seattle games, I GMed one particular game with my wife sitting on my right. She played her PC seducing the PC of a guy sitting to the left of me. The repartee passed back and forth in front of me, leading to a 'successful' conclusion.

It was difficult for me, but I admired the role playing. Especially hers. The players all applauded me for not losing my cool.

Just thought of something... If there's no sexuality RP at the table, what are the Lesbian Elf Stripper Ninjas going to do?

Cry, listen to emo music, and cut themselves?

No, they're Stripper Ninjas. Better taste in music and tendencies to cut other people.

But, yes, cry.

They can ninja with their clothes on for a change.

Crossroads was a pretty important Tommy Talon novel by Steve Kenson.

I really enjoyed the Secrets Of Power trilogy, and have been introducing facets of those books into my game, as flavour. 2XS was also really enjoyable, and intersects almost perfectly with Missing Blood module from the awesome Universal Brotherhood sourcebook.

I'm happy enough with sex & relationships of any kind in my game, but the specifics are happening in a cutscene!

And play with their golden retriever?

Seriously - complaining about this when you can bitch about Striper Assassin?

2XS was the bomb. (Why in hell didn't they make it into an official mission I have no idea.)

-Tir

You did not like Striper Assassin? I thought it was a pretty interesting character and story.

Is Ryan Mercury in Street Legends?

For those of you who did not do the Gencon SR Tournament. Ryan Mercury was one of the PCs handed out.

As a GM we got to shoot Ryan with Rockets and missiles and attack choppers. Good way to work out any lingering emotional issues with Mary Sues.

Anyone noticed yet that if you were part of Assets Inc, you could be working for "AI", which given the timing of Assets Inc existence is a tie in with some other stuff.

Run around in Circles much? What is your Point, for the tie-in impaired?

This kind of response takes all the fun out of the puzzle.

Heh... Sure, But some puzzles are difficult for those who are missing the pieces of the puzzle. I have no idea what you are talking about, as I cannot see the picture on the box, of what the puzzle is supposed to even remotely resemble.

No worries though, I will wait a bit to see if any pieces show up.