No. If that is the case, then any MMO who has an expansion should be eligible for GOTY.

Right now, I got one mega-campaign in mind (We will be playing a campaign in each Trinity setting) and then a unique superhero game that I will be running. Otherwise, I would put it up as an option.

I had an idea about that, too.
"Okay, so player 1 made the choice for Devastator last turn, it is now your choice player 2" and then go down the line like that.

Palladium was great at the time. I have gotten more into story first games. But in the latest game, you can be a lot. I would like to get my players into the Transformers game for the sole purpose of letting them each be a combiner. lol

The system is a d20 base but do not expect it to be like 5E. They do put out supplements for the game. The first one for Transformers is about combiners. The next one is going to focus on things from Beast Wars and such. You can find the stuff on their website.

I am not a fan of the system, though. But if others do like it? Great! Game on! It is just not for me and my table.

Oh, no. I used Genesys on the first one and then Storypath. The first game was done years before the Essence 20. But yes, Transformers and GI Joe and PR all use the same system and the company (Renegade Game Studios) has a guide on how to mix all three of them together.

Right. Like in the Power Rangers game, the players dove into doing things that should have been done like setting up relations with the military and the local police force. In fact, one of the Rangers made up an alarm system that would go off and alert the Angel Grove PD when any Putties showed up.

Well, I can see the condescension is present in your post so allow me to use some of my own.

I find it adorable when people whine and cry and think they are being righteous. No, dear girl, you are just being a crybaby.

kthxbai

If you are aware, then great. Your complaint about people posting is now considered moot.

And I know I could have done something else but, weirdly enough, I did not.

Now, I am just matching energy. Feel free to bring the temperature down and we can talk civilly.

Consider that if you post something online in an open platform that it means people can go ahead and reply with whatever they want.

BTW, I am not a fan either way of Overwatch and don't care who likes it. Just saying that if you can post whatever, then people can reply with whatever.

I have ran two games in Power Rangers with different rulesets. I have ran a Teen Titans game set in the Batman Beyond universe. I have ran several Star Wars games.

I usually state that "This is an alternate universe" to sort of cut off the discussions at the pass.

This is an awesome thought.

It clearly shows how mental gymnastics work to allow for someone to show their hatred while claiming the moral high ground.

It also doesn't help that @theonyxpath.bsky.social also seems to block any conversation on their Discord and forums when it is not absolute praise for this game.