The Director and his machinations-A AFMBE thought & recruit

[joe-dude667]

Sounds pretty interesting. If a game like this started I might be tempted to join. I'll have to have a look at the rules first obviously.  

[Mongooseh]

Well I have a load of afmbe pdfs sitting on my hard drive and I have yet to use them.  

[Saccharine Venom]

Seph Baelzara

Blame this one on my computer not being able to run L4D, and me watching one too many videos about it.

However, within the recent months I was introduced to a nice little system, All Flesh Must Be Eaten. As it sounds, it's a zombie game, yes. But it seems to house quick creation plus an easy learning transition from D&D.

Now personally, I'd enjoy to play in a AFMBE campaign, maybe a set of one-shots like L4D(2) with a group of survivors trying to get from point A to point B while blasting and/or beating down any number of infected. Everything from the wandering, to the horde, to the Witch and Tank, and everything in between. However, the system allows for any different settings from The Zombie Hunters (webcomic), to ResiEvil, and beyond.

I'd be tentatively willing to run this, but to those who have been in my games before know how it is. Plus, college tends to kill me in terms of games.

So, I'm going to leave this in your hands, guys and gals. What's your thoughts?

-Glances at the two 360's sitting next to the Wii and then to a box of mostly unused games, containing but not limited to L4D and L4D2.- ... *Cough.* Wish I could help.

Sadly, I would be hard pressed finding interest enough in the system to seek out and purchase the books.  

[Mongooseh]

Mercenary of Chaos

Seph Baelzara

Blame this one on my computer not being able to run L4D, and me watching one too many videos about it.

However, within the recent months I was introduced to a nice little system, All Flesh Must Be Eaten. As it sounds, it's a zombie game, yes. But it seems to house quick creation plus an easy learning transition from D&D.

Now personally, I'd enjoy to play in a AFMBE campaign, maybe a set of one-shots like L4D(2) with a group of survivors trying to get from point A to point B while blasting and/or beating down any number of infected. Everything from the wandering, to the horde, to the Witch and Tank, and everything in between. However, the system allows for any different settings from The Zombie Hunters (webcomic), to ResiEvil, and beyond.

I'd be tentatively willing to run this, but to those who have been in my games before know how it is. Plus, college tends to kill me in terms of games.

So, I'm going to leave this in your hands, guys and gals. What's your thoughts?

-Glances at the two 360's sitting next to the Wii and then to a box of mostly unused games, containing but not limited to L4D and L4D2.- ... *Cough.* Wish I could help.

Sadly, I would be hard pressed finding interest enough in the system to seek out and purchase the books.

There is an easy way around that >.>  

[Saccharine Venom]

Not on a Wii there isn't.  

[Mongooseh]

Mercenary of Chaos

Not on a Wii there isn't.

I meant the spending money on books but oh well.  

[Saccharine Venom]

Lack a computer. Browsing is restricted to a Wii.  

[Mongooseh]

Ah right.  

[Rain Yupa]

I've been eyeing the AFMBE game for some time, to be honest. Zombies = <3.

This is definitely catching my interest. Also, post-apocalyptic settings where dice rolling is involved is where I'm a viking! biggrin  

[Alzzak]

I am have not played left for dead or it's sequel. I am though a zombie guy so I would love to play the game with them but I need to check up on the rules first.