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Re: the space between first and sports...
Posted by Andy Grady.   [PICTURE: SAME | NEW | HELP]
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Posted on 7/19/2000 2:31 PM MST
In Reply to: the space between first and sports... posted by Erin on 7/17/2000 10:50 PM MST:
Im sorry but in no way do I see the relevance in seperating school sports and FIRST when it comes to using footballs as a gamepiece. Just because we use the balls, does not really mean the game is going to be football. Plus you could say that there never was a seperation when you look at this years game, Ladder Logic, Hexagon Havoc, Tower Power, etc.... Didn't these games seem to resemble high school basketball, or in the case of Rug Rage, soccer? I see using footballs as a different twist to the game, with a different and interesting shape, but still easy to see, and not extreemly hard to pick up with a mechanism. Also footballs may be able to add something to the human player's role and so forth. Not that I mind the idea of bowling pins (though just thinking about how to pick those things up gives me a major headache) but footballs would definately put a nice, fair twist on the game.
Just a thought,
Andy Grady
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