Prodos Vs. Dos 3.3

[Rob Kopp <rkopp@PioneerPlanet.infi.net>]

Ok, I may be in line for correction here, but here goes.  Is there any
real advantage to Prodos for floppy disk based Apple ]['s?  I know the
speed advantage can be made up with modification of 3.3 (Beagle
Brother's etc.) so that doesn't wash.  I speculate that Prodos was
really concieved for hard drive mass storage with it's
directory/subdirectory file structure.

THe reason I am raising the issue is that I have some Native American
games that I want to write for the ][.  It has been a long time since
I've messed about with the ][, and I seem to remember always wanting to
use Prodos.  But now I am thinking that Dos 3.3 would allow it to run on
more systems (like ancient ][+'s).  I also don't think hard drives are
in common use on ]['s.  What are your thoughts?

Rob