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<blockquote data-quote="griffonwing" data-source="post: 6050056" data-attributes="member: 26609">There is more to a game than simple boiled down rules.&nbsp; A game shouldnt be &quot;see how much we can boil this system down&quot; textwise.Sure, They could replace the section on Dog Mauling Rules with a very simple algorithm.&nbsp; Sure they could.&nbsp; But why?You read Math books to learn Math Formulae.&nbsp; If you wish to read player manuals and monster books, solely for the hard math crunch, that's all good and well.&nbsp; As for me, I want to read stories.&nbsp; I want to delve into a book and read adventures about adventures.&nbsp; This monster book does that.&nbsp; It starts off each monster with a first-hand account, then adds in the crunchy math for you.&nbsp; Yeah, they also include stories into the math as well.&nbsp; That's what KenzerCo are.&nbsp; Storytellers.Naturally, you have your opinion, as I have mine. Neither of us are wrong.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="griffonwing, post: 6050056, member: 26609"] There is more to a game than simple boiled down rules. A game shouldnt be "see how much we can boil this system down" textwise. Sure, They could replace the section on Dog Mauling Rules with a very simple algorithm. Sure they could. But why? You read Math books to learn Math Formulae. If you wish to read player manuals and monster books, solely for the hard math crunch, that's all good and well. As for me, I want to read stories. I want to delve into a book and read adventures about adventures. This monster book does that. It starts off each monster with a first-hand account, then adds in the crunchy math for you. Yeah, they also include stories into the math as well. That's what KenzerCo are. Storytellers. Naturally, you have your opinion, as I have mine. Neither of us are wrong. [/QUOTE]

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