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Sufficiently Advanced Demo

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From Introduction: This is a demo for the roleplaying game Sufficiently Advanced. That means that it’s a shortened version of the game, with as much awesome as we could pack into 11% of the full book’s page count. On its own this document is a playable game, but it’s not the full story by any means. Consider it a free taste. This game reaches for the outermost limits of what we think is achievable. Grounded in hard science, but speculating incredible advances, Sufficiently Advanced (or S.A. for short) looks at a future in which nanotechnology, computing, medicine, and other fields have advanced to the limit of our current understanding — and just a bit beyond. It’s a look at what these technologies might do to the world and what societies might form around them. It is a game about responsibility and the drive for a better future. It is a game fundamentally about humanity, as well as some of its descendants. Most importantly, it’s a game of exploration and political machination set in a universe where everyone has nearly godlike capabilities at their disposal — and the world wasn't destroyed by it.

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