since there have been hundreds of systems already discussed over several years, it seems highly unlikely that the "best" system, if there is such a thing, would all of sudden appear in a new post, anotherwords the odds of a new post having the best system ever to appear on the forum would be very unlikely. so why don't we discuss which system seems to have been "the best," of all the systems already presented? and if this question cannot be answered, then I guess THERE IS NO SYSTEM.
the problem with all these hundreds of systems. Is that most of them are based on the same principles. So generally speaking, there are only a few systems...
Quote from: Ka2 on August 25, 2010, 03:02:01 AM
the problem with all these hundreds of systems. Is that most of them are based on the same principles. So generally speaking, there are only a few systems...
I agree
Quote from: simon on August 25, 2010, 01:04:45 AM
if this question cannot be answered, then I guess THERE IS NO SYSTEM.
Best sentence ever.
Quote from: simon link=topic=16834. msg119177#msg119177 date=1282709085
since there have been hundreds of systems already discussed over several years, it seems highly unlikely that the "best" system, if there is such a thing, would all of sudden appear in a new post, another words the odds of a new post having the best system ever to appear on the forum would be very unlikely. so why don't we discuss which system seems to have been "the best," of all the systems already presented? and if this question cannot be answered, then I guess THERE IS NO SYSTEM.
Well maybe it is the "BEST" system since it was newly developed or perhaps games and features are upgraded. Since the web is a sea of knowledge and information it is also use as a pattern whenever a certain company or firm is developing a new system, they might say that the newly develop system is "the best" since it came from an existing system and they upgraded it already.
Makes sense! :)