Re: Difficulty Balance

In article <eo8mur$1qm$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
Mary K. Kuhner <mkkuhner@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>I loathe mazes full of deadly traps.  But I sometimes like highly
>tactical combat, if I feel I have some margin of error so I can 
>afford errors.  If I have to play perfectly it is not fun; and
>the bookkeeping burden becomes too much at high level.
>
>The high points of SCAP, the things that made us stick with it
>despite all its problems:

Ok, that leads to a different kind of question.

Do you find that as a single player with multiple characters,
that you select an "avatar character" which is "more yours"
than the others?  Or do you play it as a "group story", maybe
not investing overly much in the experiences or successes of
any individual character?  Or do you switch attention somewhat
evenly between the characters?  Or does the focus ****ft
according to the way the story is going?  Or some combination
(or none) of the above?

Again, just curious.

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