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> Flaws & Edges!, Is there a complete list somewhere?
mcmackie
post Apr 30 2004, 04:10 PM
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Okay, I understand.
Regarding the gun ammo, what version do you have? The current version number is 3.65 (click options, you'll see it at the bottom). Current version (thanks people who made DAT entries) supports clips of appropriate ammo type. Also, you'll notice a quantity field next to the ADD button. chenge the number and it will place a "[XX] item name" where the xx represents the quantity. (Somebody already got this, need to improve QCK!)
I've checked the edge/flaw bug you mentioned and it works correctly in the current version. Yes, the "100/100" will remain but you'll notice your skills count changing (to represent the point difference).
If you'll look the "Projects Forum" on the main page, you'll find a topic specifically for NSRCG bugs, fixes, and tips. Thanks :)
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post Apr 30 2004, 04:31 PM
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QUOTE (GreatChicken @ Apr 30 2004, 11:59 AM)
QUOTE (Tinkergnome)
Truth be told, if you could use the generation program without books or extensive knowledge... lots of people wouldn't need the books. And that's counter productive to the hobby.


While I admit that I AM a newbie myself, anyone who hasn't read the books won't complain about inaccuracies. Besides, the descriptions are just basic stats and contain no frills and descriptions at all. e.g To a complete newbie using this, the 'used' trait for Cyberware just halves cost; unless they have Man and Machine, they would find something else. Anyone who uses this STILL needs the book to some extent.

I wasn't targeting anyone with that statement specificly. Rather, that is the reason why the character design programs tend not to be quite as well developed as they could otherwise be. In theory, it's possible to write a program so thorough that you'll never need the rulebooks before the game starts. It's just important to realize the unintended consequences of doing so.
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Kakkaraun
post Apr 30 2004, 04:48 PM
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Topper, in that case, I misunderstood you. My apologies.
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Topper28
post Apr 30 2004, 07:19 PM
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No problem man! :)
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