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We found 2 product mentions on r/shadowrunreturns. We ranked the 2 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.
For some background, Kluwe is like tailor made for reddit: very vocal on social issues (anti-Prism, pro-gay marriage, etc.), professional athlete (punter on the Raiders), massive gamer (loves Monster Hunter and his twitter handle is @ChrisWarcraft) and his reddit handle is /u/loate. He even tweets training camp videos using Google Glass and he's written a pretty awesome nerdtastic book Beautifully Unique Sparkleponies.
So yeah, pretty awesome to see him as a consistent NPC in Shadowrun. I've been a fan of his since his UCLA days (GO BRUINS) so it's cool to see him still grabbing various headlines long after his college days.
Read Neat for a good, (kind of) solo 'runner story.
In general solo Shadowrun stories go towards hardboiled detective themes. Think Chinatown or The Two Jakes.
To directly answer your questions:
> Does anyone else feel this way?
I've run sessions or games that focused on 1-2 players and leaned more towards noir themes. Less focus on bang-bang and more focus on tension, ridiculously intricate plots, and cinematics.
> Do you think someone might make something in the Steam Workshop to make this kind of thing happen, or is it even possible?
It's possible. Someone might do it. If you're interested, I'd say take a stab at it yourself.