Re: [GZG] DSIII q

 -------------- Original message ----------------------
From: John K Lerchey <lerchey@andrew.cmu.edu>

> Seriously though, the same problem does exist in *most* game systems
to 
> some degree or another.  I think that as we develop examples of turns
and 
> add finer tuning to the scenarios (and maybe even a 1 page "Tactical 
> Considerations" guide!), things will work out.
>

This problem *especially* exists in Crossfire.	Crossfire is pretty much
designed to be played with 2 players.  With my regular group we normally
have 6-8 players.

To get around this I simply turned the Crossfire game into a team
exercise-- each player on a side has their company of infantry or
platoon of tanks (or whatever) but they as a side determine who will
activate next.

It makes for a very hectic game at times.  Especially when Mr. Damo
introduces the Chess Clock. 

--
Damo
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