> The problem I'm having is that when driving to the bar, I'm a very good > driver and never have an accident, but as soon as someone starts tailing > me, my driving skill becomes very wild and random and I suddenly start > making gross mistakes and brilliant maneuvers in near-alternation. This > doesn't make sense to me. Well, to me, in a way it does. When things are going smooth, my driving skill stays about the same, but with the added distraction of someone tailing me, icy conditions, etc. then my skill changes. This is due to things like me not paying enough attention to my driving, added conditions that I don't deal with every day (ice), etc. I look at it this way...for typical actions I'm happy just using the 1dF or 2dF. It gives a result close to your typical skill. But, for out of the ordinary circumstances and factors that can't be controlled (such as battle, unusual conditions, or having to do something by a dealline like defusing a bomb) then I use the 4dF. To me, this represents the added conditions that are not there every day. Tony Spallino (spallinoaj@dp.net) www.dp.net/~spallinoaj "I want a car. Chicks dig the car." -- ----------------------------------------------- The Fudge List FAQ is at http://fudge.phoenyx.net/ Subtopics: +df, +convert, +magic, +supers, +biz