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<blockquote data-quote="twistedoliver" data-source="post: 1977547" data-attributes="member: 27675">What to pick.I want to say that although most of us who responded said use an old set, I would like to politely disagree to a point.&nbsp; I like most people in this post I too used (and still have) the red basic set to learn..&nbsp; That doesn't mean it's the best, only that we are old!&nbsp; Since you have the red set, and probably from your tone others as well (3.0 etc I am guesses) I think either would be fine, but my bet is that a new version would be best.And as a couple of other posters meantioned, don't underestimate kids capacity to learn (watch them interact with computer games), they will grasp things much more quickly then we realize.If I was in your shoes, I would run with whatever you play most, because then you can decide a lot more easily on how to adjust it; instead of relearning something that we played 15 years ago. (I hated THACO)Scott</blockquote>

[QUOTE="twistedoliver, post: 1977547, member: 27675"] [b]What to pick.[/b] I want to say that although most of us who responded said use an old set, I would like to politely disagree to a point. I like most people in this post I too used (and still have) the red basic set to learn.. That doesn't mean it's the best, only that we are old! Since you have the red set, and probably from your tone others as well (3.0 etc I am guesses) I think either would be fine, but my bet is that a new version would be best. And as a couple of other posters meantioned, don't underestimate kids capacity to learn (watch them interact with computer games), they will grasp things much more quickly then we realize. If I was in your shoes, I would run with whatever you play most, because then you can decide a lot more easily on how to adjust it; instead of relearning something that we played 15 years ago. (I hated THACO) Scott [/QUOTE]

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