Message no. 1

From:	WILLIAM FRIERSON <will1am@*****.ASU.EDU>
Subject:	Re: Rigging Question Replies
Date:	Thu, 27 Jul 1995 00:33:16 -0700

menars@***.UMontreal.CA (Menard Steve) wrote:

> I do not know what the official ruling is, but here's how I do it :
>
> Since the situation you describe does not involve 2 vehicles, a
>position test becomes different. The player must still choose what he
>does(wether Fighting or fleeing, pursuing is included in fighting since
>vehicles are usually a LOT faster than humans). the target numberis
>modified for the terrain(indoor is ALWAYS at least restricted, most often
>tight). The number or success determines the number of attack possible.
>Everything else is as normal. The character gets actions based on his
>reaction, then once every 10, but he can't make attacks more than the
>result from the Position test.

Well, this is the way I've decided to do it. The situation is different from
two vehicles zipping through a crowded street or a helo chase, but it does
have the benefit of consistency (and the rigger is not at a disadvantage
because there is no other rigger for an opposed test). And being consistent
makes it easier on everyone (including me :) ).

Thanks to everyone who posted a response!

Later

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