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<blockquote data-quote="Wyvern" data-source="post: 430964" data-attributes="member: 2374">Well, in my first draft of the character creation chapter I included a Speed Demon feat which I'd &quot;borrowed&quot; from the Pulp Heroes mini-game.&nbsp; However, since all these other fancy maneuvers are being treated as stunts, I thought it best if &quot;pushing it to the limit&quot; was treated as a stunt also, for consistency's sake.&nbsp; Why do you think it *should* be a feat?So how often does a pilot have to make collision checks?&nbsp; Every time they move from one square to another, or once per round?Good idea.Well, you have a point about running characters, but I'm not sure I agree that acceleration is more trouble than its worth for vessels.&nbsp; I'll have to think about that and see if I can come up with a simple set of rules for it.&nbsp; If nothing else, it could be included as an optional rule.I see your point.Good point.Great idea.I'll think about that and see what I can come up with next time I revise the environment chapter.&nbsp; As far as collision damage goes, it's momentum that matters, not gravitational conditions.&nbsp; (Of course, that means that a vessel's speed should affect collision damage, but that's probably more trouble than it's worth.)Wyvern</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wyvern, post: 430964, member: 2374"] Well, in my first draft of the character creation chapter I included a Speed Demon feat which I'd "borrowed" from the Pulp Heroes mini-game. However, since all these other fancy maneuvers are being treated as stunts, I thought it best if "pushing it to the limit" was treated as a stunt also, for consistency's sake. Why do you think it *should* be a feat? So how often does a pilot have to make collision checks? Every time they move from one square to another, or once per round? Good idea. Well, you have a point about running characters, but I'm not sure I agree that acceleration is more trouble than its worth for vessels. I'll have to think about that and see if I can come up with a simple set of rules for it. If nothing else, it could be included as an optional rule. I see your point. Good point. Great idea. I'll think about that and see what I can come up with next time I revise the environment chapter. As far as collision damage goes, it's momentum that matters, not gravitational conditions. (Of course, that means that a vessel's speed should affect collision damage, but that's probably more trouble than it's worth.) Wyvern [/QUOTE]

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