Re: Sensor Bogeys - how to handle them.

Bren,
	This sounds like a good idea.  If your force structure is such
that
"capital" ships rarely appear, it should make for a better game.  This
is one
those things that you just have to playtest.  All the "thought
experiments" in
the world aren't going to give you a definitive answer.  I don't see any
real
problems with it from this end.  So give it a go and let us know how it
worked
out.

-Mike

Bren Mayhugh wrote:

> For the March game that I am running, I was going to use the idea of
sensor
> Bogeys until identified (adding something new to the game).  Basically
> making a reason to use and have scouts and I think it will fit into
the
> scenario pretty well.  In any case, at our game club, we don't use
what the
> book would call Capital ships all that much if at all. Maybe one ship
per
> side (It's just the way I make scenarios).  I was thinking of only
making
> two bogey types, Escort and Capital (Pushing all Cruisers to the
higher ship
> size band).
> Is that sound reasonable or whould I keep the three types?
>
> Any help would be great.

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