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| mj12games writes: |
"I think you'll find that points pre-dated something as modern as Squad Leader. The old Skytrex micro armour rules for instance, WRG 1925-50 or some of Bruce Quarries efforts." Point systems are older even than that… Chess pieces have had relative values assigned to them since at least the early 1800s… |
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| VOTING RESULTS | |||
| Answer | Votes | % | Chart |
not at all | 53 | 16% |  |
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not that important | 85 | 25% | |
don't care | 55 | 16% | |
yes, I find them handy | 121 | 36% | |
yes, absolutely | 24 | 7% | |
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| POLL DESCRIPTION | |
There's a pretty lively thread on the merits of having a points system in rules. Actually it's worded to attract those that like them. I want to see how many gamers actually use them. How important are point systems in the rules that you play? | |
not at all | Never use them. |
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not that important | I do use them occasionally. |
don't care | I don't care one way or the other. |
yes, I find them handy | I usually game with armies built using points. |
yes, absolutely | If there's no points system, I'm not playing. |
