[ SECRET POST #6928 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6928 ⌋

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[fscom]

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[fscom]

I used to love tie-in novels for stuff like Star Trek (Pocketbooks), or Doctor Who (Virgin New Adventures), and pretty much the entire shelf of Dungeons and Dragons TSR/Forgotten Realms books. I don't know why people started getting all snobby about them. They were fun. I wish we had that all back.

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[(Anonymous)]

the Star trek books were a mixed bag, some of them were great and some of them were god awful. I didn't read any of the Dr. Who books so I don't have an opinion on them.

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[philstar22]

Yes, the Trek ones were mixed. There were some really amazing ones, some really terrible ones, and a lot of just okay ones.

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[(Anonymous)]

Kinda like Star Trek itself, then?

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[philstar22]

true. Like any massive fandom really. There will always be some good, some bad, and disagreement on what counts as which.

[philstar22]

I still love those things, at least for certain fandoms.

[(Anonymous)]

I wish so bad that we would get some tie-in novels for the Fallout-verse. I would definitely read those even if they were terrible

[neoyi]

Oh, same. I don't mind the occasional brain rot and even bad Fallout tie-in novels is something I would read just because I like the games.