>Has any one payed SFA3. They reveal so much of the story line in the game.
>Like the reason Bison wants Ryu.
>They also claim that Ken is the U.S's Martial Arts Champion.
>So does that still mean he hails from Japan? or the states?
>Im not sure.

Well, he was born in Japan, he didn't get to america untill he was about 15
or so. I'd say that means he hails from Japan. & yeah, SFA3 absolutly
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>More important is timing. Speed is good but if you dont know when to hit
>the
>person your just wasting energy.

as I said, speed is the most important PHYSICAL part of martial arts, timing
is in your mind. Timing is good, but if you don't have the speed to hit the
person when the oppertunity arises, you're just wasting your enegy.

So you NEED speed, & you NEED timing. One by itself is useless, only by
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>White wolf???? Am I missing something here? Where did you get this from??
> White Wolf will answer questions about street figher?

Oh yeah, sorry about that. I know some people who work(or at least worked)
for White Wolf, & some of them worked on Street Fighter, I still talk to
them occasionly. It's through them that I check stuff.
But no, White wolf to my knowledge won't do any more than answer some basic
questions about the game, & even then, only if you ask nicely.

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>maybe so, but he's still American. his father was American, and his mother
>Japanese. doesn't explain his red hair, though. :p

How does being geneticly half american & half japanese, & spending the fist
15 odd years of your life in Japan make you American?!?!?!?
& Ken's blonde.

Dennis

P.S unless you mean in the SF2V series. & why doesn't that explain his hair
colour? Surley you've met an american with red hair before.


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My views:

* I don't mind lots of mail from one person. I find it slightly pointless
but no big deal. I have just ploughed through 144 new mails (SF and BFG
mailing lists...). I'm not complaining yet. I did however complain when
there over 300 new mails.

* Edit out the old stuff which isn't necessary when you reply. Please. This
is one thing that gets to me.

* More verbal abuse.

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In a message dated 6/5/99 1:27:21 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
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<< The vicious thing about the instant hell murder is it cant be blocked(with
the
exception of Gen). The other rough thing about it is it has the possibility
of
killing both the user and target. >>
do you have stats for the instant hell murder? i've kinda wondered about that
and akuma's stats himself. i've not found anywhere that had them, so if you
could point me in the right way, or send them to me... thanx.

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>do you have stats for the instant hell murder? i've kinda wondered about
>that
>and akuma's stats himself. i've not found anywhere that had them, so if you
>could point me in the right way, or send them to me... thanx.

Well, I've got stats for them, but they arn't official. But they are
probably as close to official stats as you'd get. It's just that typing
them up is a pain. At some point soon I'll post them. They have been
checked by members of White Wolf staff, so their not bad.

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Okay, guys.

Next session will be this Saturday at 11 pm central time. Things are about
to slam into high gear, so brace yerselves.

Anybody who wants to just sit in on a session, feel free to do so, but the
ICQ chat may not be able to support more than a certain number of people. At
that event, my players take priority.

Oh, yeah, do not delete my former ICQ account from your call lists. This new
account was simply because I am using a different computer, and i couldn't
remeber my original password.

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>maybe so, but he's still American. his father was American, and his mother >Japanese. doesn't explain his red hair, though. :p How does being geneticly half american & half japanese, & spending the fist 15 odd years of your life in Japan make you American?!?!?!? & Ken's blonde. Dennis P.S unless you mean in the SF2V series. & why doesn't that explain his hair colour? Surley you've met an american with red hair before. ______________________________________________________

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>maybe so, but he's still American. his father was American, and his mother >Japanese. doesn't explain his red hair, though. :p How does being geneticly half american & half japanese, & spending the fist 15 odd years of your life in Japan make you American?!?!?!? & Ken's blonde. Dennis P.S unless you mean in the SF2V series. & why doesn't that explain his hair colour? Surley you've met an american with red hair before. ______________________________________________________

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For my games I made Instant hell murder the composite of the
character's strength+punch+kick+grab aggrivated. It also causes
automatic knockdown. Here's another variation yhat you may want to use
if it's that kind of campaign. My character accidently got the
knowledge of how to do the attack, but he never uses it. My
storyteller, however sometimes will ask for a permanent willpower roll
not to use it in stressful situations. If my character ever decides to
use it, he will have to roll his permanent honor, and gain 1 success
for each point of damage done. If this is not done, he will recieve
one negative honor point. If his negative honor ever reaches his
regular honor, then he will be lost to the raging demon, similar to
humanity for vampire. The catch is that you can only roll your
permanent willpower up to the number of positive honor points you have
left. So, needless to say, it will become increasingly harder and
harder to resist the demon. Also, a word of advice: If you are making
Akuma, make him almost unbeatable, so that your characters will have
something to shoot for. Mine has 8/6/6 Attributes, and 7 for most
techniques. When he falls, my games will be over. Peace,
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> << The vicious thing about the instant hell murder
> is it cant be blocked(with
> the
> exception of Gen). The other rough thing about it
> is it has the possibility
> of
> killing both the user and target. >>
> do you have stats for the instant hell murder? i've
> kinda wondered about that
> and akuma's stats himself. i've not found anywhere
> that had them, so if you
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> me... thanx.
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>semantics, really. Would you call him Japanese even though his father's a
>white guy and he has blonde hair? Not me. Especially not since the VIDEO
>GAMES themselves list him as from USA.

& his Mothers a Japanese girl & he has a Japanese name. & the games say
he's LIVING in america, there is a difference, My dad's Brittish, but he
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Akuma?
Mine has 8/6/6 Attributes, and 7 for most

>techniques. When he falls, my games will be over. Peace,
>Will

Sorry man, no way in hell is Gouki thet good, remember that the power of a
fighter is more than just their stats, otherwise Ryu would have been beaten
many times. Play the game, actually compare his speed to other characters,
& the amount of damage that his techniques do in comparison to other
characters.

Dennis

P.S. Just as a side note, in the computer game, Punches do more damage than
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>semantics, really. Would you call him Japanese even though his father's a >white guy and he has blonde hair? Not me. Especially not since the VIDEO >GAMES themselves list him as from USA. & his Mothers a Japanese girl & he has a Japanese name. & the games say he's LIVING in america, there is a difference, My dad's Brittish, but he lives in New Zealand. Dennis ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

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I was doing some preliminary work this weekend on "Space Fighter Alpha", a
set of space fighter rules for Street Fighter (to be used in my
"Bloodsport-in-Space" chronicle) and I came across an interesting idea:

Scaling.

Okay, here's the inspiration. I was inspired by Dragonball Z and Justy,
mega-powered fighters who can take on spaceships all by themselves. They are
beyond super-powered street fighters. A fireball from one of these guys can
take out an entire building or a small space fighter or a tank with one
shot. The current rules don't cover this level of power, well, the
super-powers (above 5) go into this area, but stop at 8. This would allow
really REALLY powerful fighters to get into dogfights with space fighters,
or with each other. Of course, a normal person would be ineffectual in such
a combat or against such an opponent, but that's not the point.

Here's how it works. Within the same scale, stats are defined normally. The
characters are made as normal with 1-5 stats. Game play between equal scale
combatants is unaffected. A Health is still a Health, a Speed is still a
Speed, a Hex is still a Hex. However, at the higher scale, we'll call it
"Space Fighter" scale, the real-world equivalents are different. Each hex
represents 1km. Each point of damage could level a building. Etc. This
allows characters to go toe-to-toe with Space Fighters who would be
similarly defined.

Only when interscale combat occurs would scaling become an issue. Say, the
space-fighter-scale fighter attacks a normal fighter. How much damage does
he do? What's the larger-scale fighter's soak compared to the smaller guy?

I had some thoughts on this but I want your opinions:

(a) scales are functions of multiples. x10 scale being star fighters. x100
scale being capital ships. At x10 scale, 1 STRENGTH and STAMINA are worth 10
Strength and Stamina to a x1 scale person. Therefore, if a x1 scale person
with a damage=10 attack attacked a x10 scale fighter with Stamina 3, the
soak would be 30, and the little fighter would roll 1 dice. The x10 fighter
would have 100 equivalent Health. Similarly, the x10 fighter attacking the
x1 opponent with a 10 dice attack would do 100 dice against the little guy's
soak of 3 (97 dice, average=39 damage). The little guy is, of course,
screwed. The point of this is that the big fighters are truly gods. They are
way more powerful than anyone could feasibly take on. They're designed to
fight EACH OTHER, not puny mortals. This is easy to quantify in the
character creation process, but hard to handle for experience. How much XP
does it cost to raise a scale? Perhaps I could lower the scale to x5 or even
x2, but I liked the easy metric progression.

(b) scales are functions of minimums and maximums. This is the way Trinity
does their interscale combats. Space Fighter scale fighters are given a
maximum amount of damage they can take from a human scale attack (usually 2
to 5) and have a minimum amount of damage done to human scales (usually
10-15) per attack which is added to any normal damage rolled. This is a
slightly less powerful option, but one that's harder to quantify in the
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Can anyone give me other examples of Super-Martial Arts/Powers in Space
other than Dragonball Z, Justy, and Arena?

Non-Anime sources would work fine too. Things like the old Nova Marvel
comic, or Silver Surfer. Anything where people or events revolve around
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Thats the story in SFV.
As far as I'm concerned, Ken's parents are unknown but he's a blonde haired Gaijin.

Steve Karstensen wrote:

  maybe so, but he's still American.  his father was American, and his mother Japanese.  doesn't explain his red hair, though. :p -----Original Message-----
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Date: Friday, June 04, 1999 8:19 PM
Subject: [streetfighter] Re: Tournaments and other stuff.
 

Especially since no less than three of the World Warriors (Ken, Balrog, and  Guile) hail from the 'states. Hey, Ken may live in America, but he hails from Japan. Dennis ______________________________________________________

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Wow.....If he's still responding to the mail about it I guess so.
Maybe he'll try to bring it out again once more(There's always hope.)

Steve Karstensen wrote:

 yea, Steve Weick still talks about Street Fighter if you can get a hold of him.  I haven't spoken to him since I did that interview last year, though.  I get the impression he was proud of Street Fighter and really enjoyed the game, even if White Wolf stopped printing it. -----Original Message-----
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Subject: [streetfighter] Re: Storyteller System Dice Mechanic StatisticalAnalysis
 

White wolf???? Am I missing something here?  Where did you get  this from??  White Wolf will answer questions about street figher? 40 dice....wow.....thats up there. I did a few play rolls and got average 15 16 17  18 area. Depending  on a persons stamina. The vicious thing about the instant hell murder is it cant be blocked(with the exception of Gen). The other rough thing about it is it has the possibility of killing both the user and target. Dennis Bryant wrote: > > > maximum amount of throwable dice; > > > > > > 8 maximum Strength + 8 maximum Technique + 7 (highest special maneuver > >damage bonus) - 1 minimum Stamina (soak) = 22. > > Yeah, & Zangief can pull 20.  Well, also, White wolf said that a raging > demon would have a flat damage rating of 40. > > Dennis > > ______________________________________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Explore the Web for sites in Science & Technology from Looksmart! > http://clickhere.egroups.com/click/302 > > eGroups.com home: http://www.egroups.com/group/streetfighter > http://www.egroups.com - Simplifying group communications

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Yeah I know. I saw that you added the word physical in the sentence. but you
said someotheer things as well after so thats why I responded to the letter like
that.
Ive thought about your statement the last few days, and have sort of come to
this conclusion.
I dont think there is any key physcal aspect. Each person is built diffrerently
and they must take advantge of what abilities they are given.
I dont think its as easy to simply seperate something and point out that it is
the best.

Dennis Bryant wrote:

> >More important is timing. Speed is good but if you dont know when to hit
> >the
> >person your just wasting energy.
>
> as I said, speed is the most important PHYSICAL part of martial arts, timing
> is in your mind. Timing is good, but if you don't have the speed to hit the
> person when the oppertunity arises, you're just wasting your enegy.
>
> So you NEED speed, & you NEED timing. One by itself is useless, only by
> honning all your skills can you trully win.
>
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Let me think back to my comic book days. There's Silver Surfer as you
mentioned, Galactus, Dr. Strange would be nice, any mythological/godlike
beings would probably fit into this category. Like Thor or Hercules. Rayden
from MK would work. If you converted certain White Wolf mages to Street
Fighter (which I don't truly recommend) they might make good contestants.
The Incredible Hulk might work but perhaps he'd be on the weaker end of this
scale. Superman would fit in I think, and Doomsday too perhaps. Spawn
maybe... Apocalypse definately. The Pheonix persona of Jean Grey. Mephisto
and any other demon might be cool. The Vampire Lestat from the Anne Rice
novels. Heman or Skeletor from Masters of the Universe. Certain really nasty
Transformers. Any notable mage from literature or game. Gandalf, Merlin,
Elminster, Rastlin etc. Godzilla would make a neat touch.
That should give you some ideas anyway.

Later,
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>other than Dragonball Z, Justy, and Arena?
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>comic, or Silver Surfer. Anything where people or events revolve around
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>err... which part of "Ken Masters" is Japanese? Ken can either be an
>English or Japanese name, you know.

Ken is Japanese. The fact that in english the name Kenneth can be shortend
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Ok cool.
Ive got some question everyone can help me answer then.

1)There is a comment made about splitting dice pools in the first book.
Is it a mistype.

2) Who wins in a resisted action in the case of a tie.

3) On combat cards can any of the Stats be higher or lower than the number of
dots on the cards. Exp: Does a person with a dex of 1 have a speed of -1 on a
round house?

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> > White Wolf will answer questions about street figher?
>
> Oh yeah, sorry about that. I know some people who work(or at least worked)
> for White Wolf, & some of them worked on Street Fighter, I still talk to
> them occasionly. It's through them that I check stuff.
> But no, White wolf to my knowledge won't do any more than answer some basic
> questions about the game, & even then, only if you ask nicely.
>
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Hmm Ive only seen stats for akuma once or twice by diffrent people.
I dont have it on me right now but I'll look for it.
I think he had something like Str 6 Dex 4 Stamina 6(according to one person)
Not bad for an old guy.

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> galactus@... writes:
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> << The vicious thing about the instant hell murder is it cant be blocked(with
> the
> exception of Gen). The other rough thing about it is it has the possibility
> of
> killing both the user and target. >>
> do you have stats for the instant hell murder? i've kinda wondered about that
> and akuma's stats himself. i've not found anywhere that had them, so if you
> could point me in the right way, or send them to me... thanx.
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Cool. Ok.
Hmm. It's one of those big long explanation manuevers, huh.

Dennis Bryant wrote:

> >do you have stats for the instant hell murder? i've kinda wondered about
> >that
> >and akuma's stats himself. i've not found anywhere that had them, so if you
> >could point me in the right way, or send them to me... thanx.
>
> Well, I've got stats for them, but they arn't official. But they are
> probably as close to official stats as you'd get. It's just that typing
> them up is a pain. At some point soon I'll post them. They have been
> checked by members of White Wolf staff, so their not bad.
>
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>Thats the story in SFV.
>As far as I'm concerned, Ken's parents are unknown but he's a blonde
>haired Gaijin.

In SF2V "oh yeah, I forgot, your mom's Japanese"-Ryu.
In the SF:stg rule book, it says he has a Japanese Mother.
In the story for the Game he grew up in Japan, his hair was why his father
enroled him in Shotokan.
oh, yeah, Ryu's father's german, but no one seems to question he's
Japanese.

Dennis

P.S. so Ken's blonde, & people say he can't be Japanese because of that,
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Erghh. 8/6/6. I can see the 8 for shin akuma (Even then thats high.)
But I like those rules.
From the look of the pic of Akuma from SF3 ,when he gets defeated, He bleds
green blood. So there is actually some strange physical transformation.
and the rules you put down might emphasize that.
The thing is I dont see how your character could have accidentilly learned
it.

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> character's strength+punch+kick+grab aggrivated. It also causes
> automatic knockdown. Here's another variation yhat you may want to use
> if it's that kind of campaign. My character accidently got the
> knowledge of how to do the attack, but he never uses it. My
> storyteller, however sometimes will ask for a permanent willpower roll
> not to use it in stressful situations. If my character ever decides to
> use it, he will have to roll his permanent honor, and gain 1 success
> for each point of damage done. If this is not done, he will recieve
> one negative honor point. If his negative honor ever reaches his
> regular honor, then he will be lost to the raging demon, similar to
> humanity for vampire. The catch is that you can only roll your
> permanent willpower up to the number of positive honor points you have
> left. So, needless to say, it will become increasingly harder and
> harder to resist the demon. Also, a word of advice: If you are making
> Akuma, make him almost unbeatable, so that your characters will have
> something to shoot for. Mine has 8/6/6 Attributes, and 7 for most
> techniques. When he falls, my games will be over. Peace,
> Will
>
> --- SlpStck@... wrote:
> > In a message dated 6/5/99 1:27:21 AM Eastern
> > Daylight Time,
> > galactus@... writes:
> >
> > << The vicious thing about the instant hell murder
> > is it cant be blocked(with
> > the
> > exception of Gen). The other rough thing about it
> > is it has the possibility
> > of
> > killing both the user and target. >>
> > do you have stats for the instant hell murder? i've
> > kinda wondered about that
> > and akuma's stats himself. i've not found anywhere
> > that had them, so if you
> > could point me in the right way, or send them to
> > me... thanx.
> >
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>Ok cool.
>Ive got some question everyone can help me answer then.
>
>1)There is a comment made about splitting dice pools in the first book.

you can split your dice pool to do more than one thing in a round, this can
not be used in combat unless you are running in a narritive, non card
format. When you split your dice pool your total number of dice is equal to
the smaller of the dice pools of the multipal actions. i.e: narative
combat, Feng Shui stlye, a character with drive pool of 4 & fireams pool of
six, wants two drive & shoot, he has 4 dice to split between the two
actions.

>2) Who wins in a resisted action in the case of a tie.

in a resisted action if there is a tie the defender wins.

>3) On combat cards can any of the Stats be higher or lower than the number
>of
>dots on the cards. Exp: Does a person with a dex of 1 have a speed of -1 on
>a
>round house?

The cards are just a guideline, you can go over the dots printed(Zangief's
Spinning pile driver damage of 21). But every move has a minimum speed &
damage of 0.

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Hey Christian. I per chance found found some really vicious rule for street
fighter that were used for a Ranma 1/2 game. I'll find them and send them to
you.
It was something along the line of rolling the dice ...for every success you
get, take those dice, increase difficulty by one roll them again and keep
doing this till you get no success's.

Ill try to find it for you.

Christian Conkle wrote:

> Can anyone give me other examples of Super-Martial Arts/Powers in Space
> other than Dragonball Z, Justy, and Arena?
>
> Non-Anime sources would work fine too. Things like the old Nova Marvel
> comic, or Silver Surfer. Anything where people or events revolve around
> space travel and have martial arts/super powered fights.
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Sorry Dennis, but I had to up Akuma to god level because My character
can waste any of the World Warriors. It's just something to shoot for.
I made Garuda have the same stats, and Akuma and Garuda fight on
occasion when their plans differ. That way if one goes down, there's
always another.

--- Dennis Bryant <dl_bryant@...> wrote:

>
> Akuma?
> Mine has 8/6/6 Attributes, and 7 for most
> >techniques. When he falls, my games will be over.
> Peace,
> >Will
>
> Sorry man, no way in hell is Gouki thet good,
> remember that the power of a
> fighter is more than just their stats, otherwise Ryu
> would have been beaten
> many times. Play the game, actually compare his
> speed to other characters,
> & the amount of damage that his techniques do in
> comparison to other
> characters.
>
> Dennis
>
> P.S. Just as a side note, in the computer game,
> Punches do more damage than
> kicks!
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Hey guys. Ok
at the exact time I was writing some of the letters me and my brother were
discussing Akuma.
Dennis made a good point by saying that physical stats are not everything
but....
My brother was complining about the scores he thought Akuma should get.
He then brought up the case of M.Bison 6/6/6.
My only answer was he's different. I then shut up and decided to do more
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Hey

Hrmmm thats tricky.ok
1st) As for the experience I suggest you dont decrease it. My god, their already

really powerful to start. I would even suggest you increase it.

2nd)The scale idea looks good but I suggest you test it out first.
You might find it might not be as good. Many games lose cohernce when they
go off scale.

Christian Conkle wrote:

> I was doing some preliminary work this weekend on "Space Fighter Alpha", a
> set of space fighter rules for Street Fighter (to be used in my
> "Bloodsport-in-Space" chronicle) and I came across an interesting idea:
>
> Scaling.
>
> Okay, here's the inspiration. I was inspired by Dragonball Z and Justy,
> mega-powered fighters who can take on spaceships all by themselves. They are
> beyond super-powered street fighters. A fireball from one of these guys can
> take out an entire building or a small space fighter or a tank with one
> shot. The current rules don't cover this level of power, well, the
> super-powers (above 5) go into this area, but stop at 8. This would allow
> really REALLY powerful fighters to get into dogfights with space fighters,
> or with each other. Of course, a normal person would be ineffectual in such
> a combat or against such an opponent, but that's not the point.
>
> Here's how it works. Within the same scale, stats are defined normally. The
> characters are made as normal with 1-5 stats. Game play between equal scale
> combatants is unaffected. A Health is still a Health, a Speed is still a
> Speed, a Hex is still a Hex. However, at the higher scale, we'll call it
> "Space Fighter" scale, the real-world equivalents are different. Each hex
> represents 1km. Each point of damage could level a building. Etc. This
> allows characters to go toe-to-toe with Space Fighters who would be
> similarly defined.
>
> Only when interscale combat occurs would scaling become an issue. Say, the
> space-fighter-scale fighter attacks a normal fighter. How much damage does
> he do? What's the larger-scale fighter's soak compared to the smaller guy?
>
> I had some thoughts on this but I want your opinions:
>
> (a) scales are functions of multiples. x10 scale being star fighters. x100
> scale being capital ships. At x10 scale, 1 STRENGTH and STAMINA are worth 10
> Strength and Stamina to a x1 scale person. Therefore, if a x1 scale person
> with a damage=10 attack attacked a x10 scale fighter with Stamina 3, the
> soak would be 30, and the little fighter would roll 1 dice. The x10 fighter
> would have 100 equivalent Health. Similarly, the x10 fighter attacking the
> x1 opponent with a 10 dice attack would do 100 dice against the little guy's
> soak of 3 (97 dice, average=39 damage). The little guy is, of course,
> screwed. The point of this is that the big fighters are truly gods. They are
> way more powerful than anyone could feasibly take on. They're designed to
> fight EACH OTHER, not puny mortals. This is easy to quantify in the
> character creation process, but hard to handle for experience. How much XP
> does it cost to raise a scale? Perhaps I could lower the scale to x5 or even
> x2, but I liked the easy metric progression.
>
> (b) scales are functions of minimums and maximums. This is the way Trinity
> does their interscale combats. Space Fighter scale fighters are given a
> maximum amount of damage they can take from a human scale attack (usually 2
> to 5) and have a minimum amount of damage done to human scales (usually
> 10-15) per attack which is added to any normal damage rolled. This is a
> slightly less powerful option, but one that's harder to quantify in the
> character creation process.
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