Long ago, in a galaxy far, far away, Brandon Blackmoor wrote:
> gleichman wrote:
> >
> > 1. Find the perfect game for one's needs.
> > or
> > 2. Shutup and roll the dice. You're thinking about it too much.
>
> Set your priorities, find the best fit you can for the group with
> whom you choose to play (or, alternately, find the best group you
> can for your tastes), then roll the dice and play the game.
Yah, pretty much. I was about to say approximately the same thing;
I opted to quote, instead. </AOL-ME-TOO>
For my own example -- medieval-esque fantasy (i.e. squarely where most
D&D sits) is one of my favorite genre's. But I really dislike many of
D&D's features (cl*****/levels, HP, Vancian magic, Divine-vs-Arcane, &c).
So, I play "Ars Magica" for my medieval-esque fantasy. No, it's not a
"perfect" game - but it's much, MUCH better (by my standards), and so I
shutup and roll in ArM.
--
Steve Saunders
to de-spam me, de-capitalize me
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