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Angaz155 days ago(+8)

what caused this game to be banned by DriveThruRPG?

AmidaBosatsu155 days ago(+4)

I too would like to know.

RobotCommission155 days ago(+5)(-1)

I sincerely hope it wasn’t the ‘Punch a Nazi’ rule. 😆

RobotCommission78 days ago(+2)

Damn. Three months later, and I finally learn that it WAS the 'Punch a Nazi' rule.

9th Level Games150 days ago(+34)(-3)

Rebel Scum is a game about politics and DriveThruRPG stated they had received complaints regarding the political nature of the game. DriveThruPRG says the political content breaks their terms of service and they told us if we removed the political content we could keep the game listed on their site. We said no.

Malckuss146 days ago(+22)(-1)

That same site still allows RPGPundit, Venger Satanis, Daniel Fox, Zak Smith, and others to keep their works up. This is absurd.

UltraTtrpger113 days ago(+1)(-41)

Pundit, Venger, and even Fox don't put their politics in their books.

Malckuss113 days ago (1 edit) (+17)(-1)

True, but their politics aren't hard to stumble across, nor was this the only RPG with political leanings on their platform.

UltraTtrpger113 days ago(+3)(-33)

I think the worst thing about this game is that I would save more money if I just bought the physical book than if I bought the pdf. A pdf should be at least half the cost of the physical book price, and that's just being nice about it.

the_soloist109 days ago(+13)(-3)

Value is in the content, not the format.

Writing, editing, art, layout, playtesting, and design make up the bulk of a game's cost. Being a PDF doesn't change that.

ka1ikasan105 days ago(+1)(-1)

This. Also, while PDFs do not have nice paper and biblichor, they are searchable and convenient for a lot of people. It's not just a cut-down version of the document, it's just a different version.

Corvana1692109 days ago(+14)(-2)

That's complete bullshit. Games are art, and art is inherently political. How can you push boundaries as an artform if you're muted from social commentary?

I'll be grabbing this as soon as I have enough spare change.

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