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<blockquote data-quote="Celebrim" data-source="post: 9768647" data-attributes="member: 4937">Tell me more.&nbsp; For example, by the time you had played 7-8 years, how big were the top end dice pools of the players?&nbsp; By the RAW there are no caps on how big a dice pool can get.&nbsp; My suspicion is that the game then comes down to Aunt Mae can defeat Galactus if she has 3-5 fate points to spend, which in the famous Dragon letter wasn't considered a problem because if you have 3-5 fate points then well you are indeed a person with a charmed life.&nbsp; But in this case, everyone is focusing on what I don't consider the problem at all - the PCs having too many Force Points (we've been playing like 3 years and no one has more than two).&nbsp; The real problem is I had foreseen from near the start of the campaign and which I am seeing play out is even one Force Point is absolutely game changing once the PC dice pools get large.How did you keep up the excitement and did the use of a force point kill the tension by making tasks that were hard trivial?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Celebrim, post: 9768647, member: 4937"] Tell me more. For example, by the time you had played 7-8 years, how big were the top end dice pools of the players? By the RAW there are no caps on how big a dice pool can get. My suspicion is that the game then comes down to Aunt Mae can defeat Galactus if she has 3-5 fate points to spend, which in the famous Dragon letter wasn't considered a problem because if you have 3-5 fate points then well you are indeed a person with a charmed life. But in this case, everyone is focusing on what I don't consider the problem at all - the PCs having too many Force Points (we've been playing like 3 years and no one has more than two). The real problem is I had foreseen from near the start of the campaign and which I am seeing play out is even one Force Point is absolutely game changing once the PC dice pools get large. How did you keep up the excitement and did the use of a force point kill the tension by making tasks that were hard trivial? [/QUOTE]

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