Re: Chits vs. Dice

>Extra chits ARE available ($10 USA, IIRC)

And direct from us in the UK, at 3.95 UKP (plus p&p) per set of two
sheets.
DS and SG sets both available.
Sure, we COULD have put two sets (or more) in each book, but that would
have greatly increased the price of the rules for everyone, and you only
need extra counters if you're going to play very big games. Producing
laminated and die-cut counters is expensive, so supplying only what most
players will need and letting those few who want more buy them
separately
seems the best solution for all.....

Jon (GZG)
>
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>On Thu, 09 Nov 2000 16:47:12 EST "Peter Mancini"
<peter_mancini@msn.com>
>writes:
>>Aron,
>>I can't speak for everyone but my complaint against the chits is that
>>you
>>only have one set.  In a large multi-player game, you can't have
>>several
>>people resolving action at the same time.  This is unforgivable
>>(unless of
>>course Jon meant it as a marketing ploy for us to buy 4+ copies of the
>>
>>game...)
>>
>>I know what you mean about trying new and inovative systems - however
>>the
>>opposed die roll system already in place for SG2 is MUCH nicer thant
>>he chit
>>system in DS2 in my opinion.
>>
>>What I can't wait for is for computer chips and power supplies to get
>>so
>>small that when I roll dice they make the appropriate sound effects...
>>
>>"Boom", "Spang", "Medic!", etc... :-)
>>
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