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<blockquote data-quote="painandgreed" data-source="post: 2386247" data-attributes="member: 24969"><p>This leads into the biggest problem that we saw with T2000, the world rebuilds. Especially playing with ex-military and college grads. The Ranger would be like &quot;Well, I know how to reload my brass with propellant from this tank round. For that matter, I know how to make my own gunpowder in and industrial setting given materials at hand.&quot; The chemical engineer, who gave his PC similar skills, would be like &quot;I know how to make gasoline and there are plenty of oil pumps in OK and TX where our party is. I can get one of those running (mech engineer minor) and we can make our own gasoline.&quot; Which led to &quot;why isn't the military and civialian governments doing the same?&quot; There's no real reason for the world not to be rebuilding to the point that in a year of game time, the setting it significantly different than when it started out. Afte a year or two of game time, the world should be back to running with many short supplies becoming available again and powers consolidating and back in charge instead of the anarchy that was presented.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="painandgreed, post: 2386247, member: 24969"] This leads into the biggest problem that we saw with T2000, the world rebuilds. Especially playing with ex-military and college grads. The Ranger would be like "Well, I know how to reload my brass with propellant from this tank round. For that matter, I know how to make my own gunpowder in and industrial setting given materials at hand." The chemical engineer, who gave his PC similar skills, would be like "I know how to make gasoline and there are plenty of oil pumps in OK and TX where our party is. I can get one of those running (mech engineer minor) and we can make our own gasoline." Which led to "why isn't the military and civialian governments doing the same?" There's no real reason for the world not to be rebuilding to the point that in a year of game time, the setting it significantly different than when it started out. Afte a year or two of game time, the world should be back to running with many short supplies becoming available again and powers consolidating and back in charge instead of the anarchy that was presented. [/QUOTE]

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