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27 人中、26人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
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~パラノイアは完璧であり、幸せと楽しさは市民としての当然の義務です。
熱狂的ファンを持つパラノイアの待ちに待った新作。パラノイアはコンピューター様が管理／統括する”アルファコンプレックス”で完璧なコンピューターが与える指令をトラブルシューター（プレイヤー）が遂行していくSFタッチのテーブルトークで「１９８４」やその当時の冷戦下のアメリア~~の共産主義への過大恐怖に対する社会風刺が込められている。前版である１版（２版や５版など存在しませんよ、市民。）をこえる、より完璧な新版ではルールを見直してゲームのリズムを向上してあるほか、現行のアメリカやそのテロリストへの過大恐怖への痛烈な皮肉もふんだんに盛り込んである。
無論、ルールブックを読むのも、第一ページにあるアファコンプ~~レックスにおける市民使用許諾契約に同意しないのも反逆。~
熱狂的ファンを持つパラノイアの待ちに待った新作。パラノイアはコンピューター様が管理／統括する”アルファコンプレックス”で完璧なコンピューターが与える指令をトラブルシューター（プレイヤー）が遂行していくSFタッチのテーブルトークで「１９８４」やその当時の冷戦下のアメリア~~の共産主義への過大恐怖に対する社会風刺が込められている。前版である１版（２版や５版など存在しませんよ、市民。）をこえる、より完璧な新版ではルールを見直してゲームのリズムを向上してあるほか、現行のアメリカやそのテロリストへの過大恐怖への痛烈な皮肉もふんだんに盛り込んである。
無論、ルールブックを読むのも、第一ページにあるアファコンプ~~レックスにおける市民使用許諾契約に同意しないのも反逆。~
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19 人中、19人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
You are in error. No one is screaming. Happiness is mandatory!
2006/2/16
形式:ハードカバー
This is the single most entertaining RPG book on my shelf. As far as reading the material goes, it's a perfect example of what you can do by turning normally frowned on RPG behavior into a drop dead riot of a game. The emphasis here is on the drop dead part.
While the text of the game goes to great lengths in instilling in the reader a sense of how the game is supposed to be played, in the end there are only two rules that need following.
1. The GM is always right.
2. Happiness is mandatory!
It's that simple, and it couldn't be more fun to read this book. Once you understand that every bit of it is cleverly written to convey the theme of Paranoia to the reader, you don't feel like you are being lectured yet again on the proper application of an attack roll. Rather you are learning what it is to be a GM/Player of this great game.
I only hold one complaint which is so minor that it didn't even effect me giving this game a perfect score.
Normally I don't find it necessary to print two seperate books for the core of a game. I actually prefer many games where GM and player information can be easily included together in one well laid out tome. Basically I don't think it's normally necessary to have to have two or more books to play and run a game. However in this case I think I would've preferred a division of the book into a distinct Player's guide and a distinct GM's manual. I think this is truly one of those games where the player's are better served to discover the ins and outs through regular play. In the case of Paranoia, the fun is in the failure.
ADVICE TO ASPIRING TROUBLESHOOTERS:
If you intend on playing this game, take the books advice and don't read the GM only section. Trust me when I say the tension caused by the unknown is the bread and butter of an enjoyable Paranoia session.
If you're the one buying the book for your group, gather the money together from fellow players and give this as a gift to your GM. He'll thank you, and any GM worth his weight will itch to run this game once he gets his hands on it. After all, what's the point of owning a book you are only supposed to read 48 pages of. PLAY THE GAME FIRST, AND THEN AFTER A WHILE BUY THE BOOK FOR YOURSELF. DON'T RUIN THE FUN BY READING TOO MUCH!
All in all, even if you do intend to ignore my advice and read it all, you'll have a blast doing so. I haven't had this much fun reading an RPG in a long time (with the possible exception of Godlike).
STAY ALERT! TRUST NO ONE! KEEP YOUR LASER HANDY!
While the text of the game goes to great lengths in instilling in the reader a sense of how the game is supposed to be played, in the end there are only two rules that need following.
1. The GM is always right.
2. Happiness is mandatory!
It's that simple, and it couldn't be more fun to read this book. Once you understand that every bit of it is cleverly written to convey the theme of Paranoia to the reader, you don't feel like you are being lectured yet again on the proper application of an attack roll. Rather you are learning what it is to be a GM/Player of this great game.
I only hold one complaint which is so minor that it didn't even effect me giving this game a perfect score.
Normally I don't find it necessary to print two seperate books for the core of a game. I actually prefer many games where GM and player information can be easily included together in one well laid out tome. Basically I don't think it's normally necessary to have to have two or more books to play and run a game. However in this case I think I would've preferred a division of the book into a distinct Player's guide and a distinct GM's manual. I think this is truly one of those games where the player's are better served to discover the ins and outs through regular play. In the case of Paranoia, the fun is in the failure.
ADVICE TO ASPIRING TROUBLESHOOTERS:
If you intend on playing this game, take the books advice and don't read the GM only section. Trust me when I say the tension caused by the unknown is the bread and butter of an enjoyable Paranoia session.
If you're the one buying the book for your group, gather the money together from fellow players and give this as a gift to your GM. He'll thank you, and any GM worth his weight will itch to run this game once he gets his hands on it. After all, what's the point of owning a book you are only supposed to read 48 pages of. PLAY THE GAME FIRST, AND THEN AFTER A WHILE BUY THE BOOK FOR YOURSELF. DON'T RUIN THE FUN BY READING TOO MUCH!
All in all, even if you do intend to ignore my advice and read it all, you'll have a blast doing so. I haven't had this much fun reading an RPG in a long time (with the possible exception of Godlike).
STAY ALERT! TRUST NO ONE! KEEP YOUR LASER HANDY!
21 人中、20人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Paranoia 3: Rise of the Machines
2006/6/1
形式:ハードカバー
Paranoia XP is the newest and in my opinion best version of the Paranoia game line. Here are people who need not apply (just to get you guys on to games better suited for your playstyle):
Gamers who like heavy combat tactics needn't look into Paranoia XP. Most of the weapons will kill a clone in one shot.
Gamers who like strategy in character generation or advancement needn't look into Paranoia XP.
Gamers who tend toward heavier systems (D&D, Rifts, HERO, GURPS) probably should tread with caution, as Paranoia XP's system is one die roll-under for everything. The rules are simple: roll a d20, get under Skill. Then if the GM decides you succeed, you succeed.
Gamers intent on character growth and development can find some support for such here, but under Classic rules, characters die often and hilariously.
If you like intra-party harmony, a good idea for nearly all RPGs, shouldn't look here. Paranoia is about backstabbing your fellow Troubleshooter.
If you enjoy having larger than life heroes, don't look into Paranoia XP. Paranoia XP characters are incompetant, ignorant, and insane.
Well, if you're still here, you either don't care about the above, or you're still interested to hear about the game itself, well, here goes:
By the way, you might have noticed I'm not bothering with any "HAPPINESS IS MANDATORY!" or "NOT AVAILABLE AT YOUR SECURITY CLEARANCE!" stuff, because I know it can be quite offputting to those looking into the game. It's an "in" joke, and using it against people who aren't "in" yet is a bit mean and/or foolish.
The game is about a complex, an underground post-modern utopia called the Alpha Complex, which is run by an AI called The Computer. Or it would be a utopia, if The Computer wasn't insane and paranoid, looking for commie mutant traitors. The Computer has security cameras everywhere, and regulates everything in the complex: air, food, plumbing, industry, economy, etc. Everything. But that's not the worst of it.
The mass of population is heavily medicated, usually happy in their existence mowing about the complex and doing their assigned duties. But not the player's characters! They have gotten the honor of being moved up in security clearance, from a lowly INFRARED to the slightly less lowly RED. Their job has been reassigned to Troubleshooter, and they get a laser gun! They go on fantastic suicidal/impossible missions for The Computer to root out commie mutant traitors, secret society members, and other sabateurs of The Computer. There's only one problem...
All the characters are mutants, and all belong to a Secret Society (perhaps even Communists). All the characters are traitors. And it's not like players don't know that everyone is a traitor. Instant mayhem, just add water and stir.
If this sort of game doesn't interest you, Paranoia XP is not for you.
Gamers who like heavy combat tactics needn't look into Paranoia XP. Most of the weapons will kill a clone in one shot.
Gamers who like strategy in character generation or advancement needn't look into Paranoia XP.
Gamers who tend toward heavier systems (D&D, Rifts, HERO, GURPS) probably should tread with caution, as Paranoia XP's system is one die roll-under for everything. The rules are simple: roll a d20, get under Skill. Then if the GM decides you succeed, you succeed.
Gamers intent on character growth and development can find some support for such here, but under Classic rules, characters die often and hilariously.
If you like intra-party harmony, a good idea for nearly all RPGs, shouldn't look here. Paranoia is about backstabbing your fellow Troubleshooter.
If you enjoy having larger than life heroes, don't look into Paranoia XP. Paranoia XP characters are incompetant, ignorant, and insane.
Well, if you're still here, you either don't care about the above, or you're still interested to hear about the game itself, well, here goes:
By the way, you might have noticed I'm not bothering with any "HAPPINESS IS MANDATORY!" or "NOT AVAILABLE AT YOUR SECURITY CLEARANCE!" stuff, because I know it can be quite offputting to those looking into the game. It's an "in" joke, and using it against people who aren't "in" yet is a bit mean and/or foolish.
The game is about a complex, an underground post-modern utopia called the Alpha Complex, which is run by an AI called The Computer. Or it would be a utopia, if The Computer wasn't insane and paranoid, looking for commie mutant traitors. The Computer has security cameras everywhere, and regulates everything in the complex: air, food, plumbing, industry, economy, etc. Everything. But that's not the worst of it.
The mass of population is heavily medicated, usually happy in their existence mowing about the complex and doing their assigned duties. But not the player's characters! They have gotten the honor of being moved up in security clearance, from a lowly INFRARED to the slightly less lowly RED. Their job has been reassigned to Troubleshooter, and they get a laser gun! They go on fantastic suicidal/impossible missions for The Computer to root out commie mutant traitors, secret society members, and other sabateurs of The Computer. There's only one problem...
All the characters are mutants, and all belong to a Secret Society (perhaps even Communists). All the characters are traitors. And it's not like players don't know that everyone is a traitor. Instant mayhem, just add water and stir.
If this sort of game doesn't interest you, Paranoia XP is not for you.
14 人中、14人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
These Rules Rule!
2004/8/20
形式:ハードカバー
I read this book from cover to cover, and I must say that it is cleverly written, well formatted, and easy to understand. Mr. Varney perfectly captures the essence of the original game (released 20 years ago with great success), while updating it with modern gaming concepts and themes relevant to the times we live in. I was a fan of the original "2nd" edition rules, but a definite non-fan of the rather unpleasant "5th" edition rules - as is the case with many of us old-timers. But I am happy to report that this edition stands on it's own - incorporating everything I loved about the "2nd" edition and excluding everything I hated about the "5th" edition. Well done Allen Varney, well done Greg Costikyan and crew, kudos to all. Buy this book - Friend Computer insists.
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