Re: Discussion topic - rewriting (future) history....?
From: Ground Zero Games <jon@g...>
Date: Thu, 20 Oct 2011 18:49:33 +0100
Subject: Re: Discussion topic - rewriting (future) history....?
>Amen on the needed work, but I'd have to disagree about the importance
of
>the fluff. It tends to be the major driver in anything new on the
market,
>including new versions.
>
>The_Beast
Just a follow-up note to all: Please DO NOT read anything more into
this than its face value - I simply asked the question as an
interesting discussion point for the list, following a conversation
with someone at SELWG this weekend. It's not something that will take
up time and effort, I just thought it might provoke some interesting
list traffic.....
Jon (GZG)
>
>Jerry Han <jhan@warpfish.com> wrote on 10/20/2011 10:14:23 AM:
>
>***snippage***
>
>> My thought is, any time you spend considering the backstory canon
would
>> probably be better spent working on minis or co-coordinating with
new
>> rulesets. In the end, we didn't play FT because of backstory
(though
>it's
>> always nice to have) - we played FT because, it had good and fast
rules
>> and nice looking miniatures. I don't think revising the backstory
>> will generate much, if anything in the way of new business, and will
>> risk alienating anybody who feels the 'backstory' has become less
>> 'realistic' by the changes.
>>
>> JGH