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From: dave@gitpyr.UUCP (David Corbin)
Newsgroups: net.games.frp
Subject: Re: Forming our own gaming system?
Message-ID: <261@gitpyr.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 1-Apr-85 11:31:19 EST
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Posted: Mon Apr  1 11:31:19 1985
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> In article <1179@reed.UUCP> greg@reed.UUCP (Greg Stein) writes:
> >
> >One of the advantages we have over companies is that, for
> >the most part, only a couple people design the system.  We
> >have an entire world full of people (sort of) who could
> >contribute their best ideas.
> 
> I would think this a disadvantage, as we would be very likely to produce an
> incoherent gaming system. 

I heartly agree that this method will probably not produce a good, well-designed
gaming system. I do think it will provide LOTS of good ideas that have the
potential to lead to a good gaming system. I would prefer to simply see all
the 'digests', and from that, make my own decisions on what to use. I consider
myself to be imaginative, but I can't think of EVERYTHING. 

David Corbin 
Georgia Institute of Technology
Box 34034
Atlanta GA 30332
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