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| AlanYork writes: |
Maybe it's just me but I can see only a passing resemblance between WRG 6th and FoG. IMO whilst FoG are OK I'd rather play WRG 6th any day of the week. I've been thumbing through Impetus which was a Christmas present from my wife and for me its success will be that it doesn't look and feel like reading through a Haines car manual!!!! It seems fairly easy to find stuff in there which is always a plus when gaming. My wonderful wife bought me one of the supplements as well and that's a good read too. I also feel that the player base is growing slowly but steadily so the signs look good. I can't wait to try them. |
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| VOTING RESULTS | |||
| Answer | Votes | % | Chart |
not many figures needed | 16 | 4% |  |
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big battles can be finished in an evening | 39 | 9% | |
good website support | 2 | 0% | |
well-written rules | 40 | 9% | |
trial (Basic) version is free | 79 | 17% | |
suitable for multiple players per side | 6 | 1% | |
other (explain) | 11 | 2% | |
not familiar with Impetus | 261 | 57% | |
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Writing in Slingshot 269, Mike Brian gives "a BIG thumbs up" to the Impetus ruleset, then lists what he calls the "main pros" for Impetus:
Which of these do you find most appealing about Impetus? |
