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Re: (TFT) Breaking TFT
Sure, go ahead, make fun of the TFT system. See if I care. The system
works great for what it was designed to do, which is have fun. Not
that more verisimilitude is a bad thing, but when everything's said
and done... it's just a game. Which might sound like heresy to some of
the people on this list, but I'll take that risk.
Just for the record (and to prove that I'm just as obsessed with TFT
as anyone else on this list), I'll sometimes do things just so I can
claim the extra talent/attribute point that doing that thing would
mean I had if I was a TFT character - for example, lifting heavy
objects to try and determine my ST (current estimate is about 9, but
given I weigh about 112 lb/50 kg, I'm OK with that).
By the way, does anyone know a good method for determining what your
DX is?
-Meg
On Nov 1, 2009, at 7:48 PM, Jay Carlisle wrote:
I figure that what I can do for this site is to "stir the pot" by
attacking the TFT system.
I realise that this is mainly an issue of taste, but I feel that I
can still make fun of the old school for playing bingo when there's
better info out there these days...
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