Thanks, Jack! That totally made my day Really curious to see what has changed from the V1

Hehe you anticipated my question there (might want to get check for Wyatt McLeod infection, mate) Psi and psycho-surgery rules are coming soon? sweet! any ETA about the nanofrabication rules set?

I was able to read through most of the playtest and I'm really liking what I'm seeing. Definitely a big step forward from the v1 playtest. I like how morphs are handled. The skill list looks pretty good. There are one or two surprises, but not necessarily bad ones. I feels like about the right amount of skills. I really like the character sheet. But yt would be nice if it included a section dedicated to temporary aspects and notes. The mechanical subsystems are looking pretty good. I'm excited to see rules that play to Fate's strengths and model stuff that EP core didn't. It helps fill the gap from the rules Fate doesn't handle as well as EP core. So far I'm pretty excited. I'm definitely going to try to setup a session or two to test it out.

I scribbled down a few random thoughts as I read over the packet, but I've mostly skimmed and zeroed in on stuff that caught my eye rather than take apart every sentence so forgive/correct me if I missed anything or screwed something up. In character creation, might want to flesh out what is meant by 'spending at least 2 refresh.' Are characters being required to spend for extra stunts or an expensive morph? (Also, the section on Spending Refresh still makes reference to tags and the original playtest version of rep) It's unclear as to whether refresh cost for morphs is a direct cost like Extras in Fate Core or if that's just refresh you have to spend on morph stunts. I'm glad the 'fields' aspect of Skills has been removed in this version. I also prefer treating rep as Skills, rather than an entire subsystem grafted on. I like the design of the Civ Rep stunts, they emphasize the nuance and flexibility of reputation in Eclipse Phase without giving up the elegance of Fate mechanics. The 'Right at Home' Somatics stunt still makes reference to Integration or Alienation rolls that don't exist, just like in the first playtest. Maybe allow a Somatics roll to remove the temporary aspects associated with integration or alienation, or have the stunt just remove the aspect altogether. So glad that the morphs have been simplified down to just some basic traits and available stunts. Even if some of the mechanical differences are relatively minor between versions, presentation counts for a lot. Is Mental Speed a trait or a stunt? The morph descriptions and trait list disagree. Do Scorching attacks do physical stress to Infomorphs (page 37) or is deleting/damaging them based on victories in the conflict (page 61)? I could see a couple interpretations but I think it needs clarification.

I've an idea. Looking into character sheet I thought, why not print a small morph-card independently to put into charsheet, when needed. So, you can return to your previous morph pretty quickly. Basically any way, from few cuts to place angles to two-sided tape. I admit I don't know best desision, but writing and rewriting morphs gonna kill char sheet fast. It's a major part of the character, but also the most replaceable. You might end up modifying morphs less often, than switching them, if I'm correct.

One question I've got, why is there a special aspect for characters currently egocasting? Or is it just meant to be something like the integration/alienation temporary aspects? (But the question is still why it's a special trait for egocasting as opposed to normal resleeving.)

Hi, Jack! I was wondering if you had a french version of the EP Fate character sheet?

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