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Forgers admit Thematics being a hobby on their own!

Started by Settembrini, July 17, 2007, 02:47:06 AM

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arminius

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July 23, 2007, 08:59:32 PM
Quote from: SettembriniI´ll watch while you and Elliot sort it out.
Not for quite a while, likely. I note that we're at an impasse: droog thinks the problem is that Sett & I are working from narrow experience. I agree with Sett that it looks the other way around from here.

Sett's use of "thematic" is risking confusion here when he says Ron played Thematic from the start. I think it's clearer to say that Ron doesn't get experiential play, and probably has little to no experience with wargames, based on the opening of his interview in Flames Rising. His Nar is strongly anti-experiential, but that doesn't mean his CoC and Babylon 5 games, which he's described as Sim, were experiential either (for him).
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