(06-17-2012, 12:33 AM)awdougherty Wrote: This is what hooked me on PG, the fact that you can really master the rules for the most part and play out good-sized encounters, the fact that the game does indeed coax tactics out of you as you get better, and the fact that it really seems to cover a solid breadth of possibilities in 16 pages. The solo-ability of the game was just icing on the cake.
The massive solo-ability of PG is what keeps this one up on my game table far more than ASL, my co-favorite game system. With PG I can simulate a battle, with ASL I can simulate a fire-fight. No other game systems need apply here.
