I have the PDF of #2, but I am really waiting for my print copy to start reading it.
The table of contents looks a bit more promising this time.
My understanding of all the reminiscing in issue #1 was that it was partially meant as a marketing tool to try to get the magazine into distributor channels. "Here's who we are, and we have the perspectives and experiences to pull this off."
I think the return of a broader, more general RPG magazine is sorely needed in the hobby.
As long as it at least acknowledges the existence of the OSR / retroclones and drops the occasional bone that is enough for me.
If I need more OSR, I have not finished reading all of Fight On! yet, and it seems there are fanzines sprouting up everywhere these days.
Here's Erik Tenkar's review of #2:
http://www.tenkarstavern.com/2013/08/mi ... sue-2.html