Joseph:
Yes, a structure and rules are important for anything that is to last long
term (although I did an Amber Diceless RPG online for four years). Anyway,
I certainly wasn't suggesting I didn't like rules. Just that I pay no
attention to all the "how to build a ship" or "design your own battlesuit"
stuff. It just isn't how I define fun. I'd much rather focus on what it
feels like to drop down through enemy fire while wearing that battlesuit.
I certainly like to sling dice with the rest of 'em.
Scott
On Mon, May 5, 2014 at 5:15 PM, <> wrote:
>
>
> Welcome Scott,
>
>
> I am very much a storyteller also. I have on occasion tossed the rules
> aside for the cinematic effect of a characters attempt at something. I
> would do this with DnD and other gave versions. I have also ran Vampire and
> other White Wolf games, With White Wolf it is all about the story and
> little about the die roll. However I find that having a nice balance of the
> guideline rules and Story/Roll-Play a much nicer and enjoyable experience
> for the players and GM/Referee/Storyteller.
>
> I was first introduced to Traveller through TNE when it was originally
> released in the 1993. I have an great love for the setting. Like the best
> love one has is for one's first girlfriend...lol. I have come to love all
> the Traveller settings sense. Like you I have leaned more about Traveller
> from reading and web forums like this one.
>
>
> Joseph
>
>
Yes, a structure and rules are important for anything that is to last long
term (although I did an Amber Diceless RPG online for four years). Anyway,
I certainly wasn't suggesting I didn't like rules. Just that I pay no
attention to all the "how to build a ship" or "design your own battlesuit"
stuff. It just isn't how I define fun. I'd much rather focus on what it
feels like to drop down through enemy fire while wearing that battlesuit.
I certainly like to sling dice with the rest of 'em.
Scott
On Mon, May 5, 2014 at 5:15 PM, <> wrote:
>
>
> Welcome Scott,
>
>
> I am very much a storyteller also. I have on occasion tossed the rules
> aside for the cinematic effect of a characters attempt at something. I
> would do this with DnD and other gave versions. I have also ran Vampire and
> other White Wolf games, With White Wolf it is all about the story and
> little about the die roll. However I find that having a nice balance of the
> guideline rules and Story/Roll-Play a much nicer and enjoyable experience
> for the players and GM/Referee/Storyteller.
>
> I was first introduced to Traveller through TNE when it was originally
> released in the 1993. I have an great love for the setting. Like the best
> love one has is for one's first girlfriend...lol. I have come to love all
> the Traveller settings sense. Like you I have leaned more about Traveller
> from reading and web forums like this one.
>
>
> Joseph
>
>