Thanks, Bill! It’s certainly a team effort. I might have the lead credit, but it’s impossible to pull off without loads of help.

It’s been wonderful so far. 🙂

I’m afraid I can’t say more at the moment about the particulars, but it is a whole new system.

Now I am thinking about update the software of “Marvel: Create your own” to be used in virtual-table-tops.

Do you imagine a game-live show in Disney+, like Critical Role? Or a future videogame using the 616 system, but I wonder about the power balance when it is a fight katanas vs kalasnitovs.

What if any superhumans need a “nerfing”? because the games, tabletop or videoconsoles need a balance between power and weakness, success and failure, and more when it is a PvP with a list of different playable characters. In the arcade “Marvel vs Capcom” martial artists, for example Chun-Li, from Street Fighters, could defeat Galactus, the final boss. In the Marvel MMO squads of IMA or Hydran could be defeated by a martial artist as Daredevil, Iron Fist, Elektra or Shang-chi. How can the Game-Master to avoid overpowered PCs.

I wonder how to mix PCs with different power levels, because a street vigilante can’t face the same menace than a star-traveler/space marine. Or the different wealths, because someones are very rich, for example Tony Stark and the Fantastic Four but others have to make serious efforts to pay the bills in the month-end.

As I mention in the post, I can’t get into particulars about the game yet.

As for Marvel’s commitment, I can’t make any guarantees for a corporation I don’t own. However, I think that perception is wrong. There are a number of Marvel game lines that have been going on for some time. We’ve been working on this game for a good while, and the company seems dedicated to me. Of course, the best way to keep the game going is to make a great game that sells well.