on the creation of New Economy using character, I would suggest buying the credits with CP then convert it into favors owned to your character with the according "price tag" one really big ass [b][ EXPENSIVE][/b], some[b][ HIGHT][/b] or lots of [b][ Moderate][/b], [b][ LOW][/b] or [b][ TRIVIAL][/b] favors, whatever he likes, like he'd be buying gear. Dunno if it was suggested yet, but some canon habitats/dome visited in details with street maps, NPCs... Also guides on all the "Fringe Society" folks, like Scum, Criminal factions, etc...

A lot of the ideas presented here have been great. :) Here's some more (or more of the same): Future Books

Sourcebook detailing information on factions, political and idealogical groups, etc

Sourcebook detailing more about everyday subjects, the mesh, the economy, society, etc

Sourcebook (likely for GMs only) featuring more about X-risks, the TITANs (and their remnants), and maybe even a few chapters on The Fall and how it all went down

Future PDF packs

Electronic character sheets that fill in a lot of the fields and do a lot of the math, with support for multiple morphs and sets of gear

A dedicated, streamlined character creation guide - everyone i've gone over the game with said that looks awesome, but character creation is very intimidating

Series of gear and equipment guides, separated into categories - possibly with extras?

Supplements for gear, psi, morphs, etc.

Adventure modules that are more investigative detective style 'problem solving' games

I'd like to agree with pretty much everyone and say I'd like a book on ideologies and factions, perhaps more factions and backgrounds... what I don't want is a book for each one, that would be tedious to the extreme. One "core" sized book would be pure awesome. Have some mercy on our wallets =) I'm assuming Rimward will have more info on the solar system out to the Oort cloud, hopefully it will populate the rest of the system. I have lots of stuff planned in my campaign for deep space but don't want to intrude too much on the established setting. (Working on a "map" of the majority of named objects -Dwarf Candidates, Plutinos, Etc; in our solar system BTW). I would love to see a book on Exsurgents, viral strains, more psi3, and information about major populations/movements/hives. This was touched on in Sunward in the section about Earth. Maybe a whole book on X threats, from Exsurgents to Antimatter wielding Kooks out past Neptune. As an aside I have a habit of playing the bad guys in my campaigns, so details on playing Exsurgents would be awesome. Whatever you publish though, you guys are doing an awesome job! Thanks and keep up the good work.

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As far as plot-changing books, I'm less enthusiastic about that. The problem with books that make major changes to the plotline is that they won't necessarily mesh with people's individual games -- if books are modular and the events never get mentioned again, this isn't that big a deal.

Posthuman Studios came out and said in a convention interview (if I remember correctly) that their plan for campaign books is for them to be modular and optional.

I'd like to see a few Day in the Life sort of entries, just running through the minutia of a typical day for a typical citizen of various lifestyles. Say, a Jovian military recruit, a scum bodysculptor, a corporate drone, an impoverish case, a copywriting infomorph, maybe a surya even. Sure, it's all background fluff, and not the sort of thing PCs or significant NPCs are likely going to deal with in a typical session, but when you flesh the setting out with that kind of detail it becomes much easier to describe a crowded street, or what you end up interrupting if you crash a car through someone's wall.

I know there's an echo in this thread, but I'd like to see more fleshed-out rules for spacecraft and larger-scale weapons. I think a book dedicated to existential technologies, like FTL travel, cloaking devices, miniature black holes, etc., would be pretty cool, wherein we could see the rules mechanics of such fringe technologies. Of course, rather than give specific details on how these technologies work, you could instead give two or three possible explanations and leave the rest to the individual Game Master. A book dedicated to additional gear wouldn't be a bad idea, in that it would allow you to expand on different versions of existing gear as well as introduce new items. Item customization would be cool, too, so that gun nuts and technophiles could trick out all their gear. I'd also like to see specific corps given as examples, both with templates for general trends and specific models that offer something special (for example, the Chili Verde Firearm Corp might make non-rail guns that do +1AP, +10% range, but they also make the CVFC Quadro, a four-barreled small gauge shardgun: less damage per shell, but can optionally fire all four barrels at once).

I, for one, would worship a good set of GM tools. I know there's been an amazing turnout from the community in that regard, but something officially supported in an integrated package would be much appreciated. The perfect tool for me would be something with: Character Creator Morph Maker NPC/Monster Stat Block Maker Dice Roller with MOS/F indicators Initiative Tracker which ties all the other tools together I've got mostly inexperienced players and I'm not good with numbers so even a small combat can drag for an hour or more... but then I realize that Posthuman Studios is a game company, not a tool company, so... *whistful sigh*