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| Seamus Muadhen writes: |
At a Major show, I expect to see high quality terrain. If I'm cruising through and your doing a demo on a plain green felt mat, I'm wondering how much you really care about this game you want me to buy. That being said, I'm not a gaming snob. If you have a felt base and appropriate looking terrain on top of it, great. This is the best and easiest way to do tournaments, especially large ones. |
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| VOTING RESULTS | |||
| Answer | Votes | % | Chart |
definitely | 207 | 38% |  |
|---|---|---|---|
mostly | 177 | 32% | |
mostly not | 70 | 13% | |
absolutely not | 35 | 6% | |
only in emergencies | 35 | 6% | |
no opinion | 22 | 4% | |
| POLL IS CLOSED |
| POLL DESCRIPTION | |
A while ago, one of us struck a nerve when he innocently remarked: In my opinion, the terrain and scenery [at Historicon] was not up to last year's level. Many of the games were played on green felt mats, rather than the spectacular homemade terrain I saw last year. So - is felt terrain suitable for use in a game event at a major show? | |
definitely | Yes - there's nothing wrong with felt terrain. |
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mostly | Felt terrain is OK, as long as it's good felt terrain, and as long as it's not the whole show... |
mostly not | Felt terrain should be discouraged, but not forced out completely... |
absolutely not | Felt terrain is inappropriate for a major show. |
only in emergencies | Felt terrain should be allowed only in situations where better terrain is not feasible (i.e., long travel distance). |
no opinion | I have no opinion. |
