1) I put the artillery and flier rules into my ideas folder several 
weeks before I put up a version of the core rules including 'em. The 
artillery proposal was uploaded on March 4 (message #16766), and 
fliers/aerospace on March 22 (#16966) and I didn't change the core 
rules 'till March 29 (#17031). Perhaps not long enough for good 
playtesting, but three weeks should be enough to at least initiate a 
discussion.
And yes, my bad on the haste of the flier rules. We should probably 
go over it again.
2) Every time I significantly edit the core rules I put out a new 
version. Should I begin putting out a new version every time I change 
a sentence?
Mon 6 Jan: Net Epic Core Rules v5E.pdf - Minor revisions, slight 
reorganization, added the Flier/Aerospace and Artillery rules.
Wed 19 Feb: Net Epic Core Rules v5F.pdf - Characteristic 
descriptions, glossary, better Squat description and a color cover! 
Sat 29 Mar: Net Epic Core Rules v5G.pdf - New titan defense rules.
3) I'll freely admit that I'm opinionated. I'll also admit that I'm 
nowhere near as good as Peter when it comes to separating my work and 
my personal feelings - I've been called to task on that here before. 
My apologies for not being a professional editor. However, I'd like 
to think that I can be taught and have been doing better. Most of my 
Chaos units were voted down, as was my army construction proposal. 
They're gone. Nobody really liked my new Chaos cards, but since the 
vote was close and nobody said "I don't like *that* card" I left 'em 
in. Unfair? I think not. Unpopular? Yes. 
4) Looking back at the army construction discussion (say that 3 times 
fast!) I realize there weren't any polls about it, nor any firm 
resolution. What say folks? Leave it as is, or put up polls & go back 
to all the army books we've already done? Not an enormous job, just 
annoying.
Finally, my email's been wonky and rejecting all incoming messages. 
I've been reading the list from the Yahoo site, so private messages 
probably need to be resent.
-Yar
Received on Wed May 14 2003 - 15:00:35 UTC
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