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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 5560310" data-attributes="member: 10177">Well, obviously I disagree on the PDF price, they are selling it for over 50% off, and they did put many man hours over a couple of years into making it, but...As for the complexity, you have 2 choices with this, you can stick to the basic rules that comprise all of 6 or 7 pages, or you can add on the additional advanced rules if and when you want them.So you can have this game be pretty darn simple up to as complex as you can possibly want it. I tend to the simple side, but I do use the detailed PC generation rules, and I use the advanced rules when I think a particular encounter would benefit from them, and then go back to basics right after.It really is "modular" in that regard. You can switch back and forth between basic and advanced as you see fit.Of course the basic plays faster, and the only things in advanced that really do slow down game play is if you want to use the Advanced Chase rules or the full blown Brawling rules, which are fun in their own right, but do take a lot of extra time, especially brawling, because you have to count out poker chips, and get everything set up, but it has been worth it every time we did it.</blockquote>