| From: | Gurth gurth@******.nl |
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| Subject: | Stuffer Shack |
| Date: | Fri, 13 Oct 2000 11:25:54 +0200 |
> > For the layout and goings-on of a typical Stuffer Shack, the best source
> > is still the Food Fight "adventure" in the SR1 main rulebook, or the
> > slightly adjusted version of that in the adventure set First Run. IMHO the
> > former is better, because it has more places to hide and find cover :)
>
> ::chuckle:: Might be the reason they changed it... more places to hide
> makes it easier to rob, after all.
Oh, certainly. If you look at the layout of the original Stuffer Shack, it
has two sets of aisles at a 90 degree angle to each other. This is very
good if you want to get players nervous, but rather poor from a security
perspective :)
> "And this is all because we continue to use this identical layout in
> every store. Now then, if we were to follow my suggestion," the display
> changes, showing a more open stuffer shack design, with plenty of
> free-fire lanes and things kept closed behind bullet-proof glass...
The only real adjustment the newer adventure makes is to out all the
aisles in the same direction, and take a corner out of the store. I don't
think the layout is any more open, though :)
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