Re: FT III, BIg ships and such.
From: Allan Goodall <agoodall@s...>
Date: Wed, 11 Dec 1996 11:58:56 -0500
Subject: Re: FT III, BIg ships and such.
At 01:26 AM 12/10/96 -0500, you wrote:
>>
>> So who's forcing you? Seriously--and no flame intended--why is there
this
>> feeling that once FT3 comes out everyone must ditch their old rules?
No one
>> is going to come to your house and require that you only play one
version of
>> FT.
>>
>
>Inertia, that is what is forcing me. New players come into the group;
>what rules will they be able to buy: the new edition. You go to a con;
>what system will be used: the new edition. A new supplement is
written;
>what edition will it be written for: the new edition.
Hmm. I hadn't actually thought of the issue of new players coming into
the
game, or playing at cons. I only play at cons once a year, and everyone
I
know who is interested in FT has a copy or uses mine.
So, you've sort of convinced me. However I'd still like to see Jon's
next
attempt at a Full Thrust type game. Oh, well. I'm out voted. Bring on
the
rules supplement. However, I am COMPLETELY AGAINST a rewrite with new
rules
added. I would like to see FT and MT put into one book, but without any
changes. Changes should be put into a new supplement. If I'm going to
re-buy
a game, it should have totally different mechanics. I don't want to get
into
the situation where I have to re-buy Full Thrust just to get the two or
three pages of required erratta. I would snap up a rules supplement the
day
it hit my local store's shelves, though.
Allan Goodall: agoodall@sympatico.ca
"You'll want to hear about my new obsession.
I'm riding high upon a deep depression.
I'm only happy when it rains." - Garbage