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1d4chan>QuietBrowser at 05:38, 11 January 2023

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	The Second Edition of BESM saw the removal of rolled base stats, and rebalanced point costs for attributes. It also reworded many of the rules and abilities to make them clearer and easier to understand. Later came a revised book that updated the core rules with three years worth of errata, as well as the crunch from many their various genre books, such as ''Hot Rods and Gun Bunnies'' and ''Cute and Fuzzy Cockfighting Seizure Monsters''.		The Second Edition of BESM saw the removal of rolled base stats, and rebalanced point costs for attributes. It also reworded many of the rules and abilities to make them clearer and easier to understand. Later came a revised book that updated the core rules with three years worth of errata, as well as the crunch from many their various genre books, such as ''Hot Rods and Gun Bunnies'' and ''Cute and Fuzzy Cockfighting Seizure Monsters''.

	After the release of the revised second edition GoO proceeded to release meta-settings, such as ''Cold Hands, Dark Hearts'' (a weeaboo take on the [[World of Darkness]]), ''Uresia'' (a [[Dungeons_&_Dragons\|dungeons and dragons]]-like setting) and ''Centauri Knights'' (a sci-fi/space opera setting). Second edition also saw a boom in GoO's Ultimate Fanguide line, obtaining the licenses for ''[[Slayers]], Utena, Niea Under 7, Dual'' and ''Hellsing''.		After the release of the revised second edition GoO proceeded to release meta-settings, such as ''Cold Hands, Dark Hearts'' (a weeaboo take on the [[World of Darkness]]), ''Uresia'' (a [[Dungeons_&_Dragons\|dungeons and dragons]]-like setting) and ''Centauri Knights'' (a sci-fi/space opera setting). Second edition also saw a boom in GoO's Ultimate Fanguide line, obtaining the licenses for ''[[Slayers]], Utena, Niea Under 7, Dual'' and ''[[Hellsing]] ''.

	During the time of the revised second edition, to jump on the bandwagon of the [[d20 System\|d20 SRD]] craze, they released an abhorrently broken BESMd20. It also saw the creation of Mecha d20. There were also d20 fanguides created for ''Hellsing'' and ''Trigun''.		During the time of the revised second edition, to jump on the bandwagon of the [[d20 System\|d20 SRD]] craze, they released an abhorrently broken BESMd20. It also saw the creation of Mecha d20. There were also d20 fanguides created for ''Hellsing'' and ''Trigun''.

1d4chan>Konrad13 at 05:51, 2 September 2020

2020-09-02T05:51:00Z

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	BESM third edition was licensed and its printed stock was purchased by White Wolf's imprint Arthaus, who went on to sell the stock and keep a token subpage on their website dedicated to it for a time. Currently there are only a scant few traces of BESM anywhere on White Wolf's main site, and they made it clear that they are not intending to support the system in any way, effectively killing the game. The White Wolf wiki has two entries about the game, one detailing the history game license, another the setting seed from third edition.		BESM third edition was licensed and its printed stock was purchased by White Wolf's imprint Arthaus, who went on to sell the stock and keep a token subpage on their website dedicated to it for a time. Currently there are only a scant few traces of BESM anywhere on White Wolf's main site, and they made it clear that they are not intending to support the system in any way, effectively killing the game. The White Wolf wiki has two entries about the game, one detailing the history game license, another the setting seed from third edition.

	'''[http://www.dyskami.ca/besm.html ~~Rejoice! Fourth~~ edition ~~is coming!~~]''' Unfortunately, Mark MacKinnon (the former head of Guardians of Order) has his name on it, and seems to be using stolen art assets in it. His [https://boardgamegeek.com/blogpost/18769/where-are-they-now-pair-troubled-rpg-publishers-re shittiness] is only eclipsed by his partners, Japanime Games, the same people who brought you [https://japanimegames.com/collections/barbarossa-el-alamein/products/barbarossa-historical-photo-edition?variant=7390710169652 Barbarossa], the card game about literally playing as Hitler.		'''[http://www.dyskami.ca/besm.html A fourth edition recently launched from Dyskami.]''' Unfortunately, Mark MacKinnon (the former head of Guardians of Order) has his name on it, and seems to be using stolen art assets in it. His [https://boardgamegeek.com/blogpost/18769/where-are-they-now-pair-troubled-rpg-publishers-re shittiness] is only eclipsed by his partners, Japanime Games, the same people who brought you [https://japanimegames.com/collections/barbarossa-el-alamein/products/barbarossa-historical-photo-edition?variant=7390710169652 Barbarossa], the card game about literally playing as Hitler.

			The new edition is largely a cleaned up 3rd edition with some better math on the character creation end. However the game was launched with a complete version (including a faux leather premium cover copy one can get) and a "Naked" version which is about half of the rules in it. The covers of the complete and Naked version are basically the same barring the characters on the Naked one being in their underwear. Not so much "they are nude" as "they are ALMOST nude." Needless to say few stores will shelve the Naked version since they don't want to be seen peddling smut to kids so if you want it you have to order it online.

2604:6000:E241:9600:7823:6308:2EA7:E6F9 at 02:58, 1 May 2019

2019-05-01T02:58:31Z

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	BESM third edition was licensed and its printed stock was purchased by White Wolf's imprint Arthaus, who went on to sell the stock and keep a token subpage on their website dedicated to it for a time. Currently there are only a scant few traces of BESM anywhere on White Wolf's main site, and they made it clear that they are not intending to support the system in any way, effectively killing the game. The White Wolf wiki has two entries about the game, one detailing the history game license, another the setting seed from third edition.		BESM third edition was licensed and its printed stock was purchased by White Wolf's imprint Arthaus, who went on to sell the stock and keep a token subpage on their website dedicated to it for a time. Currently there are only a scant few traces of BESM anywhere on White Wolf's main site, and they made it clear that they are not intending to support the system in any way, effectively killing the game. The White Wolf wiki has two entries about the game, one detailing the history game license, another the setting seed from third edition.

	'''[http://www.dyskami.ca/besm.html Rejoice! Fourth edition is coming!]'''		'''[http://www.dyskami.ca/besm.html Rejoice! Fourth edition is coming!]''' Unfortunately, Mark MacKinnon (the former head of Guardians of Order) has his name on it, and seems to be using stolen art assets in it. His [https://boardgamegeek.com/blogpost/18769/where-are-they-now-pair-troubled-rpg-publishers-re shittiness] is only eclipsed by his partners, Japanime Games, the same people who brought you [https://japanimegames.com/collections/barbarossa-el-alamein/products/barbarossa-historical-photo-edition?variant=7390710169652 Barbarossa], the card game about literally playing as Hitler.


	And no, this has NOTHING to do with [[FATAL\|BDSM]].		And no, this has NOTHING to do with [[FATAL\|BDSM]].

2600:1010:B160:6097:5929:EEC5:E218:7A45 at 04:35, 30 April 2019

2019-04-30T04:35:07Z

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	BESM third edition was licensed and its printed stock was purchased by White Wolf's imprint Arthaus, who went on to sell the stock and keep a token subpage on their website dedicated to it for a time. Currently there are only a scant few traces of BESM anywhere on White Wolf's main site, and they made it clear that they are not intending to support the system in any way, effectively killing the game. The White Wolf wiki has two entries about the game, one detailing the history game license, another the setting seed from third edition.		BESM third edition was licensed and its printed stock was purchased by White Wolf's imprint Arthaus, who went on to sell the stock and keep a token subpage on their website dedicated to it for a time. Currently there are only a scant few traces of BESM anywhere on White Wolf's main site, and they made it clear that they are not intending to support the system in any way, effectively killing the game. The White Wolf wiki has two entries about the game, one detailing the history game license, another the setting seed from third edition.

	'''[http://www.dyskami.ca/besm.html\| Rejoice! Fourth edition is coming!]'''		'''[http://www.dyskami.ca/besm.html Rejoice! Fourth edition is coming!]'''

	And no, this has NOTHING to do with [[FATAL\|BDSM]].		And no, this has NOTHING to do with [[FATAL\|BDSM]].

2600:1010:B160:6097:5929:EEC5:E218:7A45 at 04:32, 30 April 2019

2019-04-30T04:32:55Z

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	BESM third edition was licensed and its printed stock was purchased by White Wolf's imprint Arthaus, who went on to sell the stock and keep a token subpage on their website dedicated to it for a time. Currently there are only a scant few traces of BESM anywhere on White Wolf's main site, and they made it clear that they are not intending to support the system in any way, effectively killing the game. The White Wolf wiki has two entries about the game, one detailing the history game license, another the setting seed from third edition.		BESM third edition was licensed and its printed stock was purchased by White Wolf's imprint Arthaus, who went on to sell the stock and keep a token subpage on their website dedicated to it for a time. Currently there are only a scant few traces of BESM anywhere on White Wolf's main site, and they made it clear that they are not intending to support the system in any way, effectively killing the game. The White Wolf wiki has two entries about the game, one detailing the history game license, another the setting seed from third edition.

	'''[http://www.dyskami.ca/besm.html\|Rejoice! Fourth edition is coming!]'''		'''[http://www.dyskami.ca/besm.html\| Rejoice! Fourth edition is coming!]'''

	And no, this has NOTHING to do with [[FATAL\|BDSM]].		And no, this has NOTHING to do with [[FATAL\|BDSM]].

2600:1010:B160:6097:5929:EEC5:E218:7A45: 4th edition!

2019-04-30T04:31:45Z

4th edition!

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	BESM third edition was licensed and its printed stock was purchased by White Wolf's imprint Arthaus, who went on to sell the stock and keep a token subpage on their website dedicated to it for a time. Currently there are only a scant few traces of BESM anywhere on White Wolf's main site, and they made it clear that they are not intending to support the system in any way, effectively killing the game. The White Wolf wiki has two entries about the game, one detailing the history game license, another the setting seed from third edition.		BESM third edition was licensed and its printed stock was purchased by White Wolf's imprint Arthaus, who went on to sell the stock and keep a token subpage on their website dedicated to it for a time. Currently there are only a scant few traces of BESM anywhere on White Wolf's main site, and they made it clear that they are not intending to support the system in any way, effectively killing the game. The White Wolf wiki has two entries about the game, one detailing the history game license, another the setting seed from third edition.

			'''[http://www.dyskami.ca/besm.html\|Rejoice! Fourth edition is coming!]'''

	And no, this has NOTHING to do with [[FATAL\|BDSM]].		And no, this has NOTHING to do with [[FATAL\|BDSM]].

1d4chan>Coldacid: ugh that should be plural

2016-03-03T02:21:51Z

ugh that should be plural

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	The Second Edition of BESM saw the removal of rolled base stats, and rebalanced point costs for attributes. It also reworded many of the rules and abilities to make them clearer and easier to understand. Later came a revised book that updated the core rules with three years worth of errata, as well as the crunch from many their various genre books, such as ''Hot Rods and Gun Bunnies'' and ''Cute and Fuzzy Cockfighting Seizure Monsters''.		The Second Edition of BESM saw the removal of rolled base stats, and rebalanced point costs for attributes. It also reworded many of the rules and abilities to make them clearer and easier to understand. Later came a revised book that updated the core rules with three years worth of errata, as well as the crunch from many their various genre books, such as ''Hot Rods and Gun Bunnies'' and ''Cute and Fuzzy Cockfighting Seizure Monsters''.

	After the release of the revised second edition GoO proceeded to release meta-settings, such as ''Cold ~~Hand~~, Dark Hearts'' (a weeaboo take on the [[World of Darkness]]), ''Uresia'' (a [[Dungeons_&_Dragons\|dungeons and dragons]]-like setting) and ''Centauri Knights'' (a sci-fi/space opera setting). Second edition also saw a boom in GoO's Ultimate Fanguide line, obtaining the licenses for ''[[Slayers]], Utena, Niea Under 7, Dual'' and ''Hellsing''.		After the release of the revised second edition GoO proceeded to release meta-settings, such as ''Cold Hands, Dark Hearts'' (a weeaboo take on the [[World of Darkness]]), ''Uresia'' (a [[Dungeons_&_Dragons\|dungeons and dragons]]-like setting) and ''Centauri Knights'' (a sci-fi/space opera setting). Second edition also saw a boom in GoO's Ultimate Fanguide line, obtaining the licenses for ''[[Slayers]], Utena, Niea Under 7, Dual'' and ''Hellsing''.

	During the time of the revised second edition, to jump on the bandwagon of the [[d20 System\|d20 SRD]] craze, they released an abhorrently broken BESMd20. It also saw the creation of Mecha d20. There were also d20 fanguides created for ''Hellsing'' and ''Trigun''.		During the time of the revised second edition, to jump on the bandwagon of the [[d20 System\|d20 SRD]] craze, they released an abhorrently broken BESMd20. It also saw the creation of Mecha d20. There were also d20 fanguides created for ''Hellsing'' and ''Trigun''.

1d4chan>Coldacid: Grammar, formatting and annotation of external links

2016-03-03T01:13:20Z

Grammar, formatting and annotation of external links

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	BESM has been praised for its use of the [[Tri-Stat]] system, though the first appearance of the term Tri-Stat system did not appear until the release of BESM 2nd-edition. The Tri-Stat core mechanic was later printed in a free-use document called Tri-Stat dX.		BESM has been praised for its use of the [[Tri-Stat]] system, though the first appearance of the term Tri-Stat system did not appear until the release of BESM 2nd-edition. The Tri-Stat core mechanic was later printed in a free-use document called Tri-Stat dX.

	The first edition of BESM was a bit of a clusterfuck, as it was GoO's first release, but unlike many companies' first releases, it was still playable and fun. BESM saw many revisions via fanguides that packed in a modified version of the core BESM rules and special setting specific [[Character_Creation\|character creation]] rules. Some of these included ''Dominion Tank Police, Sailor Moon'' and ''[[Tenchi Muyo RPG\|Tenchi Muyo]]''~~. The~~ last of which was sort of a working draft of the game's Second ~~edition~~.		The first edition of BESM was a bit of a clusterfuck, as it was GoO's first release, but unlike many companies' first releases, it was still playable and fun. BESM saw many revisions via fanguides that packed in a modified version of the core BESM rules and special setting specific [[Character_Creation\|character creation]] rules. Some of these included ''Dominion Tank Police, Sailor Moon'' and ''[[Tenchi Muyo RPG\|Tenchi Muyo]]'', the last of which was sort of a working draft of the game's Second Edition.

	The Second Edition of BESM saw the removal of rolled base stats, and a rebalanced point costs for attributes. It also reworded many of the rules and abilities to make them clearer and easier to understand. Later came a revised book that updated the core rules with three years worth of errata, as well as the crunch from many their various genre books, such as ''Hot Rods and Gun Bunnies'' and ''Cute and Fuzzy Cockfighting Seizure Monsters''.		The Second Edition of BESM saw the removal of rolled base stats, and rebalanced point costs for attributes. It also reworded many of the rules and abilities to make them clearer and easier to understand. Later came a revised book that updated the core rules with three years worth of errata, as well as the crunch from many their various genre books, such as ''Hot Rods and Gun Bunnies'' and ''Cute and Fuzzy Cockfighting Seizure Monsters''.

	After the release of the revised second edition GoO proceeded to release meta-settings, such as ''Cold Hand, Dark Hearts'' (a weeaboo take on the [[~~World_of_Darkness\|Word~~ of Darkness]]), ''Uresia'' (a [[Dungeons_&_Dragons\|dungeons and dragons]]-like setting) and ''Centauri Knights'' (a sci-fi/space opera setting). Second edition also saw a boom in GoO's Ultimate Fanguide line, obtaining the licenses for ''[[Slayers]], Utena, Niea Under 7, Dual'' and ''Hellsing''.		After the release of the revised second edition GoO proceeded to release meta-settings, such as ''Cold Hand, Dark Hearts'' (a weeaboo take on the [[World of Darkness]]), ''Uresia'' (a [[Dungeons_&_Dragons\|dungeons and dragons]]-like setting) and ''Centauri Knights'' (a sci-fi/space opera setting). Second edition also saw a boom in GoO's Ultimate Fanguide line, obtaining the licenses for ''[[Slayers]], Utena, Niea Under 7, Dual'' and ''Hellsing''.

	During the time of the revised second edition, to jump on the bandwagon of the ~~d20SRD~~ craze, they released an abhorrently broken BESMd20. It also saw the creation of Mecha d20. There were also d20 fanguides created for ''Hellsing'' and ''Trigun''.		During the time of the revised second edition, to jump on the bandwagon of the [[d20 System\|d20 SRD]] craze, they released an abhorrently broken BESMd20. It also saw the creation of Mecha d20. There were also d20 fanguides created for ''Hellsing'' and ''Trigun''.

	The game is currently dead, the most recent iteration being the ~~3rd-~~edition of the core Tri-stat system-based game. The ~~3rd-~~edition was a drastic departure from editions to come before it, the creation of which bankrupted the Guardians of Order the same way many [[fag\|fa/tg/uys]] hoped the creation of ''[[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]'' was going to do to [[WotC]]. Its biggest change was a reconstruction of the point system, and inversion of the dice mechanic, from a [[Roll_under\|roll-under]] to a [[Roll_over\|roll-over]] system.		The game is currently dead, the most recent iteration being the third edition of the core Tri-stat system-based game. The third edition was a drastic departure from editions to come before it, the creation of which bankrupted the Guardians of Order the same way many [[fag\|fa/tg/uys]] hoped the creation of ''[[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]'' was going to do to [[WotC]]. Its biggest change was a reconstruction of the point system, and inversion of the dice mechanic, from a [[Roll_under\|roll-under]] to a [[Roll_over\|roll-over]] system.

	BESM ~~3rd-~~edition was licensed and its printed stock was purchased by White Wolf's imprint Arthaus, who went on to sell the stock and keep a token subpage on their website dedicated to it for a time. Currently there are only a scant few traces of BESM anywhere on White Wolf's main site, and they made it clear that they are not intending to support the system in any way, effectively killing the game. The White-Wolf wiki has two entries about the game, one detailing the history game license, another the setting seed from ~~3rd-~~edition.		BESM third edition was licensed and its printed stock was purchased by White Wolf's imprint Arthaus, who went on to sell the stock and keep a token subpage on their website dedicated to it for a time. Currently there are only a scant few traces of BESM anywhere on White Wolf's main site, and they made it clear that they are not intending to support the system in any way, effectively killing the game. The White Wolf wiki has two entries about the game, one detailing the history game license, another the setting seed from third edition.

	And no, this has NOTHING to do with [[FATAL\|BDSM]].		And no, this has NOTHING to do with [[FATAL\|BDSM]].

	==External Links==		==External Links==
	http://goofansite.game-host.org/index.php - A fansite maintained by a former moderator from GoO's now dead forums.		* http://goofansite.game-host.org/index.php - A fansite maintained by a former moderator from GoO's now dead forums. Now dead.
			* http://besm.wikispaces.com/ - BESM wiki hosted on WikiSpaces. Now dead.
			* http://besm.wikia.com/ - BESM wiki hosted on Wikia. Hasn't been updated since 2011.

	~~http://besm.wikispaces.com/ - BESM wiki hosted on wikispaces~~

	~~http://besm.wikia.com/ - BESM wiki hosted on wikia~~
	[[Category:Guardians of Order]]		[[Category:Guardians of Order]]
	[[category:Roleplaying]]		[[category:Roleplaying]]
	[[Category:Weeaboo]]		[[Category:Weeaboo]]

1d4chan>Thannak at 09:42, 1 June 2015

2015-06-01T09:42:17Z

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	BESM has been praised for its use of the [[Tri-Stat]] system, though the first appearance of the term Tri-Stat system did not appear until the release of BESM 2nd-edition. The Tri-Stat core mechanic was later printed in a free-use document called Tri-Stat dX.		BESM has been praised for its use of the [[Tri-Stat]] system, though the first appearance of the term Tri-Stat system did not appear until the release of BESM 2nd-edition. The Tri-Stat core mechanic was later printed in a free-use document called Tri-Stat dX.

	The first edition of BESM was a bit of a clusterfuck, as it was GoO's first release, but unlike many companies' first releases, it was still playable and fun. BESM saw many revisions via fanguides that packed in a modified version of the core BESM rules and special setting specific [[Character_Creation\|character creation]] rules. Some of these included ''Dominion Tank Police, Sailor Moon'' and ''Tenchi Muyo''. The last of which was sort of a working draft of the game's Second edition.		The first edition of BESM was a bit of a clusterfuck, as it was GoO's first release, but unlike many companies' first releases, it was still playable and fun. BESM saw many revisions via fanguides that packed in a modified version of the core BESM rules and special setting specific [[Character_Creation\|character creation]] rules. Some of these included ''Dominion Tank Police, Sailor Moon'' and ''[[Tenchi Muyo RPG\|Tenchi Muyo]]''. The last of which was sort of a working draft of the game's Second edition.

	The Second Edition of BESM saw the removal of rolled base stats, and a rebalanced point costs for attributes. It also reworded many of the rules and abilities to make them clearer and easier to understand. Later came a revised book that updated the core rules with three years worth of errata, as well as the crunch from many their various genre books, such as ''Hot Rods and Gun Bunnies'' and ''Cute and Fuzzy Cockfighting Seizure Monsters''.		The Second Edition of BESM saw the removal of rolled base stats, and a rebalanced point costs for attributes. It also reworded many of the rules and abilities to make them clearer and easier to understand. Later came a revised book that updated the core rules with three years worth of errata, as well as the crunch from many their various genre books, such as ''Hot Rods and Gun Bunnies'' and ''Cute and Fuzzy Cockfighting Seizure Monsters''.