RE: [DL] Scenarios

["Munther, Sven" <Sven.Munther@Copenhagen.NCR.COM>]

> Also, keep in mind at all times: IANASA (I Am Not A Sales Analyst), but
> this seems to make sense to me.

But remember that scenarios are a must for some of us. When
I started getting into Deadlands I was looking for two
things:
1)	Something that was different from what we previously played
2)	A system with plenty of scenarios

Building a good scenario takes a lot of time (I am in the process
of making one for a con right now so I should know) and normally that 
amount of time is not available to me for a Friday night gaming session.
White Wolf is an example of a company that almost never makes
scenarios (even what they call scenarios are often actually just source
books) and while they produce good quality material, it is my 
experience that they are more read than played. CoC modules on the
other hand are an epic experience and I have fond memories about
several of those. If only somebody would make adventures like that for 
Blue Planet and Changeling. TSR's adventures are what makes me still 
coming back to D&D.

Please PeG, keep making scenarios...

Sven

-----Original Message-----
From: John Goff [mailto:JohnGoff@deadlands.com]
Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2000 9:22 PM
To: deadlands@gamerz.net
Subject: Re: [DL] Scenarios


> Also, keep in mind at all times: IANASA (I Am Not A Sales Analyst), but
> this seems to make sense to me.

And my experience bears out exactly that, Chris. Excellent analysis.

That said, Ghost Busters has sold faster (IIRC) than any other adventure
we've produced and is likely to break the top sales mark for any of our
adventures...

Which makes me _very_ happy, of course. ;-)

Also, I've gotten word (although I've not read it myself) that Urban Renewal
(also by Lucien Soulban) is possibly the best of all our HOE adventures and
then some...

John


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