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Welcome to today's First Edition Friday Question, where you get a chance to answer questions that will help shape the future of First Edition. If you'd like to catch up on previous entries, here's a list of all of my previous Friday Questions:
Have you been watching Star Trek: Picard? I have, and for the most part I've really been enjoying it. Mostly I'm annoyed at some of the pacing and some of the modern TV "requirements" that are included, but overall I'm really happy. But don't worry, there will be no spoilers here - though it did get me thinking about sequels, and that inspired today's question.
Which Decipher expansion most deserves a sequel?
You can define sequel in this context however you'd like - a direct follow up, or a modern re-interpretation. In fact, one could argue that Decipher made sequels to their own products. For example, what was Enhanced First Contact if not a sequel to First Contact? And the CC has done similar things, with expansions like Straight and Steady directly following up on Decipher's Enterprise Collection.
But as I'm deep into planning out years of new First Edition content, I'm curious to see which sequels you guys would like to see? Is there a favorite theme from a Decipher product you'd like to see us develop in a new virtual expansion? Are you dying for an OTSD II? Or Reflections 3? Maybe you just have to know what a follow up to Blaze of Glory would look like. No matter your reason, no matter your definition of sequel, we want to know which Decipher expansion you think most deserves a sequel?
And for the record, here's a list of what I consider Decipher expansions:
[hidden]Premiere
Alternate Universe
Q Continuum
Introductory 2-Player Game
First Anthology
First Contact
Fajo Collection
Away Team Pack
Official Tournament Sealed Deck
Deep Space Nine
Starter Deck II
Enhanced First Contact
The Dominion
Blaze of Glory
Rules of Acquisition
Second Anthology
The Trouble With Tribbles
Reflections
Enhanced Premiere
Mirror, Mirror
Voyager
The Borg
Holodeck Adventures
The Motion Pictures
All Good Things
Enterprise Collection[/hidden]
I had a blast thinking up sequel ideas just typing out that list. I can't wait to see what you guys cook up. Thanks for reading, and please post your thoughts if you have time. In any case, have a great weekend.
-crp
Have you been watching Star Trek: Picard? I have, and for the most part I've really been enjoying it. Mostly I'm annoyed at some of the pacing and some of the modern TV "requirements" that are included, but overall I'm really happy. But don't worry, there will be no spoilers here - though it did get me thinking about sequels, and that inspired today's question.
Which Decipher expansion most deserves a sequel?
You can define sequel in this context however you'd like - a direct follow up, or a modern re-interpretation. In fact, one could argue that Decipher made sequels to their own products. For example, what was Enhanced First Contact if not a sequel to First Contact? And the CC has done similar things, with expansions like Straight and Steady directly following up on Decipher's Enterprise Collection.
But as I'm deep into planning out years of new First Edition content, I'm curious to see which sequels you guys would like to see? Is there a favorite theme from a Decipher product you'd like to see us develop in a new virtual expansion? Are you dying for an OTSD II? Or Reflections 3? Maybe you just have to know what a follow up to Blaze of Glory would look like. No matter your reason, no matter your definition of sequel, we want to know which Decipher expansion you think most deserves a sequel?
And for the record, here's a list of what I consider Decipher expansions:
[hidden]Premiere
Alternate Universe
Q Continuum
Introductory 2-Player Game
First Anthology
First Contact
Fajo Collection
Away Team Pack
Official Tournament Sealed Deck
Deep Space Nine
Starter Deck II
Enhanced First Contact
The Dominion
Blaze of Glory
Rules of Acquisition
Second Anthology
The Trouble With Tribbles
Reflections
Enhanced Premiere
Mirror, Mirror
Voyager
The Borg
Holodeck Adventures
The Motion Pictures
All Good Things
Enterprise Collection[/hidden]
I had a blast thinking up sequel ideas just typing out that list. I can't wait to see what you guys cook up. Thanks for reading, and please post your thoughts if you have time. In any case, have a great weekend.
-crp
Director of First Edition, 2019 - now
"Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations. Symbolizing the elements that create truth and beauty."
Klingons say TRANS RIGHTS.
"Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations. Symbolizing the elements that create truth and beauty."
Klingons say TRANS RIGHTS.