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<blockquote data-quote="Enrahim2" data-source="post: 8999632" data-attributes="member: 7039850">Thank you for breaking down my statement in much more understandable pieces! I think I adressed your second concern in my previous post. As for this - I think if you are looking game theoretically on what constitutes the start of a game when thinking of in on terms of a set of defined mechanical interactions, I agree that you might have a point. However in my statement I did not have in mind the need for having a trigger for a mechanical game machine. Rather it is the seed for getting the core conversation making up most of the rpg activity up and running I am of the impression most groups need.For instance FIASCO has a lot if tables you roll on in the start to set up various parameters of the scenario you are going to play. These have as far as I can remember absolutely no mechanical effect on the game played after these rolls are made, but I think noone playing fiasco would claim that they are not incredible tools for getting the conversation and story flowing nonetheless.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Enrahim2, post: 8999632, member: 7039850"] Thank you for breaking down my statement in much more understandable pieces! I think I adressed your second concern in my previous post. As for this - I think if you are looking game theoretically on what constitutes the start of a game when thinking of in on terms of a set of defined mechanical interactions, I agree that you might have a point. However in my statement I did not have in mind the need for having a trigger for a mechanical game machine. Rather it is the seed for getting the core conversation making up most of the rpg activity up and running I am of the impression most groups need. For instance FIASCO has a lot if tables you roll on in the start to set up various parameters of the scenario you are going to play. These have as far as I can remember absolutely no mechanical effect on the game played after these rolls are made, but I think noone playing fiasco would claim that they are not incredible tools for getting the conversation and story flowing nonetheless. [/QUOTE]

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