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Re: In praise of Cottage Industry

From: Ground Zero Games <jon@g...>
Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2001 21:21:41 +0100
Subject: Re: In praise of Cottage Industry

>On 13-Feb-01 at 17:39, Ground Zero Games (jon@gzg.com) wrote:
>
>> But no, I hope we'll never reinvent rules for the sake of it (or for
>> marketing purposes) - the only time we'll change things is if we
honestly
>> feel we're improving the games by doing so, as we did with the FT
additions
>> in FB1 and 2. Sometimes there are things that look great on paper,
and even
>> survive playtesting, but then after they've been out in the wide
gaming
>> world for a few months/years and been pulled and twisted by lots of
>> players, then you realise that there was a better way of doing it -
that's
>> where new editions SHOULD come in.
>
>Yes, I am replying to an old post.  Just out of curiousity, in the SG
>rules there is mention that it is similar to DS but with some
>improvements.	Is there any plane to make these changes in DS or is
>DS pretty well a static project.
>
>Roger (I won't buy DS until I have my SG minis painted and used,
>	I won't.  I really won't.   I really really won't.
>	I shouldn't...)

Well, DS is out of print at the moment, and we're still undecided
whether
to reprint it as-is, to do a slightly updated version, or to revise it
completely. There are certainly things that we put in SG that will
retrofit
into DS to improve it. If you really want DSII at the moment, you'll
have
to find it from a stockist that still has some left, because we're all
out
of them! But, IT WILL BE BACK.....  ;-)

Jon (GZG)

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