Surely it is possible to get 14 or more without firing a single bullet - does this make sense? I'd say we must have a note to say you must fire at least one bullet. > Date: Fri, 20 Jun 2008 14:42:48 +0100> From: outspaced@xxxxxxxxxxxx> To: > projectaon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: [projectaon] Re: 01hh Comment Period> > > Iain Smith wrote:> > I've always been a stickler for following the rules and > instructions as > > they were written. In this case I would think that had JD > wanted the > > number of bullets to be selected beforehand then it would have > been > > phrased "add together your shooting and perception skills; for every > > > bullet you decide to fire, add an additional point to this score. > > > Finally, select a random number and add it to this total".> > I'm inclined to > agree. The point seems to be: the more ammo you fire, the more > likely you > are to hit; and there's no point in continuing to fire once you've > hit the > target, as evidenced by its scream. So it's not a premeditated number of > > rounds you fire, it's a case of "keep firing 'til it's dead, or you run out, > or > you decide to stop".> > -- > Simon Osborne> Project Aon> > ~~~~~~> > Manage your subscription at //www.freelists.org/list/projectaon> >