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<blockquote data-quote="hawkeyefan" data-source="post: 9331292" data-attributes="member: 6785785">Okay, so the players pick the scores. Sometimes something may become more pressing than other concerns, and so it gets priority. That sounds pretty standard. What kind of scores are you choosing and why? Can you give an example? The actions intentionally overlap to give some leeway. I find there's little agonizing over it if you follow the principles of play. It takes some getting used to, but it's not like there aren't similar things in D&amp;D and other games. Do you think this gives the players some freedom to interpret the fiction and decide what they can do? More so when compared to a system where the GM declares what skill or action pertains? I think that &quot;just common crap related to being a criminal&quot; hints that the GM isn't incorporating all these elements the way that he could. How often do your friends/rivals come up? What about the factions that you selected at the start of play that are allied with your crew, or enemies of your crew? What about your contact? Do you have a web of NPCs about whom you care at all?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hawkeyefan, post: 9331292, member: 6785785"] Okay, so the players pick the scores. Sometimes something may become more pressing than other concerns, and so it gets priority. That sounds pretty standard. What kind of scores are you choosing and why? Can you give an example? The actions intentionally overlap to give some leeway. I find there's little agonizing over it if you follow the principles of play. It takes some getting used to, but it's not like there aren't similar things in D&D and other games. Do you think this gives the players some freedom to interpret the fiction and decide what they can do? More so when compared to a system where the GM declares what skill or action pertains? I think that "just common crap related to being a criminal" hints that the GM isn't incorporating all these elements the way that he could. How often do your friends/rivals come up? What about the factions that you selected at the start of play that are allied with your crew, or enemies of your crew? What about your contact? Do you have a web of NPCs about whom you care at all? [/QUOTE]

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