Nuclear War!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[bigehauser]

A guy I think it was whats his name from Miami Vice the old TV series.

Don Johnson

[headquarters]

heheh

boy and his dog w don johnson

blood of heroes /jiggernaut w rutger hauer

both ok as far as pa movies go ,but then again I am a fan of the genre.

Boy and his dog is better though..

[Targan]

And then we have a favorite "Blood of Heroes" which is kinda cool and again it takes place in friggin OZ! About a team with a freakish sport based on I think Rugby but instead of a ball its a dogs head, and the names of the players are changed, but you gotta admit the chick who played "the quick" was pretty hot.

That sounds like the film "Salute of the Jugger". Starred Rutger Hauer. Bill Gant, the guy who wrote Gunmaster, also wrote a complete Salute of the Jugger rules add-on for Harnmaster, we play tested it a few times in the early 90s. Lots of fun.

[headquarters]

yep

That sounds like the film "Salute of the Jugger". Starred Rutger Hauer. Bill Gant, the guy who wrote Gunmaster, also wrote a complete Salute of the Jugger rules add-on for Harnmaster, we play tested it a few times in the early 90s. Lots of fun.

thats the one Targan

Seen it a few years back.

[Trooper]

"Nice" little film. UK before and after nuclear war.

http://video.google.com/videoplaydocid=-2023790698427111488&q=nuclear+war

[Rupert Willies]

movies

Atomic explosion effects:

http://www.youtube.com/watchv=RqyBzXYZPoM&feature=related

Declassified U.S. Nuclear Test Film

http://www.youtube.com/watchv=4wWSTVaHIZo&feature=related

[JimmyRay73]

Heh, I thought "A Boy and His Dog" was an OK movie, I actually read the short story probably 20 years ago. Seemed like a good post-apocalypse" read when I was a teenager, and Mom and Dad didn't mind so much that I watched movies like that and "A Clockwork Orange" if I read the books as well...

As for survival skills, remember that everyone is an expert at something, and everyone is ignorant about something, it just depends on what you've learned. This is why people are social creatures and being part of a group is so important in the situations we speculate about in games like Twiligh: 20XX. Being part of a group allows everyone in the group to share the expertise, while minimising the impact of the ignorance.

[pmulcahy11b]

Heh, I thought "A Boy and His Dog" was an OK movie, I actually read the short story probably 20 years ago. Seemed like a good post-apocalypse" read when I was a teenager, and Mom and Dad didn't mind so much that I watched movies like that and "A Clockwork Orange" if I read the books as well...

My mother was so inattentive she had no idea what I read or watched, and my stepmonster couldn't have cared less what I read or watched (he's lucky if he can read anything straight now). I pretty much could watch or read what I wanted.

[pmulcahy11b]

Don Johnson

Yes, but he was about 19 at the time.