ThePrimeMover
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Seems like a reasonably logical reply to me from Monsieur Pitcavage
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Scenario Designer Guide
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Jazz
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You do realize that this thread was last touched in 2010?
ThePrimeMover
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That I do. And I'm not being antagonistic ( this time
) but I wanted to see about scenario design reviews/debates as I just got the guide. Most of the 'protagonists' and the products if not all are still extant so I saw no harm in necroesque posting.Bend the rules, don't break them. A mantra that has kept me in trouble for years...
Jazz
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Not a problem....just be aware that some might take exception....me? <shrug> No rule is being broken, or even bent all that much.That I do. And I'm not being antagonistic ( this time
Bend the rules, don't break them. A mantra that has kept me in trouble for years...
What consenting adults do in the privacy of their gameroom is OK by me.....
ThePrimeMover
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If it's ok by the moderator then that is ok by me.Not a problem....just be aware that some might take exception....me? <shrug> No rule is being broken, or even bent all that much.
What consenting adults do in the privacy of their gameroom is OK by me.....
Eagle4ty
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For my forthcoming "The Phoney War" Inaction Pack, I have used neither book, nor have I considered any form of reference material of any type other than a couple of videos. Going purely upon memory and some gut instincts.:study:I used neither book in my scenario packs.
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ThePrimeMover
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I can't see what's wrong with that other than a few inaccuracies and inconsistencies here and there...For my forthcoming "The Phoney War" Inaction Pack, I have use neither book, nor have I considered any form of reference material of any type other than a couple of videos. Going purely upon memory and some gut instincts.:study:
Go get 'em!
Bend the rules, don't break them. A mantra that has kept me in trouble for years...
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Just to update some comments earlier in the thread, Pete Shelling's article on scenario design is in print. It is in Journal #9 and is called "A Method to the Madness: How Scenario Designs Happen."
FWIW, it's a short two-pager but provides a useful overview of the basic process with some handy tips from one of the most prolific of MMP's published designers.
FWIW, it's a short two-pager but provides a useful overview of the basic process with some handy tips from one of the most prolific of MMP's published designers.
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ThePrimeMover
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Thanks Mike, I will check it out.