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From: Scott Taylor Spencer <sts100z@********.CC.ODU.EDU>
Subject: Re: semi-armor piercing shell
Date: Tue, 26 Sep 1995 16:15:48 -0400
On Mon, 25 Sep 1995, St. Jean, Ricky wrote:
[Large Snip]
>
> I'm sorry but does anyone else find this weapon suitably powerful. This is
> 18D we are talking about isn't it. This is a painful blast, unless all of
> you characters have heavy military armour. And even then 12 skill will
> still do an ouchy.
>
> Does anyone else find the scale of armor and weapons is no longer suble. My
> pcs all want heavy military armor and vehicle lasers mounted on the
> shoulder. Because of all of the technology, NPC's need barret sniper rifles
> amd 12 layers of clothing.
>
> What happened to a narcojet pistol or silenced predator with gel rounds, and
> sporting only an armored jacket?
>
> thoughts
>
>
> Ricky
> "All seeing, all knowing, ALWAYS annoying"
> <<<<<stjeanr@*******.CANADORE.ON.CA>>>>>
> ______________

I am afraid I have to agree, with all the new toys out on the "market"
subtlety has gone the way of Dollar. However, there are ways to
compensate. For instance in a few of my games, Lonestar is a very active
threat. The have jacked the price of the more noisy items up through the
roof. However, my players can get them if the want to pay through the
nose. Also, Stealth is much more important than firepower. Anyone can
have firepower, and engage in fire fights but the smart players avoid it.

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Scott Spencer
sts100z@********.cc.odu.edu

"Nothing can stop us......we're on a mission from Glod"
-Cliff the Troll from Terry Prachett's Soul Music
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