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Originally Posted by Oloh If you look at what I have wrote above, this is exactly my point. The system is fine (you could go as far as say eloquent) on paper. It comes down to implimentation. I fancy myself an armchair designer, so when a system (for any game) is announced, I look at it on paper and see if it even makes sense in that form. This one does. It makes alot of sense. That is pretty much as far as I will go because, to go any further, you have to play it (for a while) to know if it is actually fun.
Anyone can overachieve or underachieve with implimentation, but that shouldn't stop intelligent conversation about a particular mechanic's design. Feel free to quote the part where Ut is saying "this could work" about the system. |
I completely agree with you here. This could be the next best thing to sliced bread. Hell if i'm wrong about this game being a complete failure then I'll be the first to say I was wrong.
I just have a feeling that Brad thinks the next best thing to sliced bread is really old moldy bread that taste like crap and has a change to infect you with flesh eating bacteria.
And then there are those people who like to say they ate the moldy bread and never once got the flesh eating batcteria on them, and if they ever did they would deal with it because it's what comes with the next best thing since sliced bread.
