Re: Next saterday

["Steven E. Ames" <steve@virtual-voodoo.com>]

Wow. Greg you know you've watched too much star trek when your grasp of
temporal grammer is this fine tuned! I'm completely with your
interpretation though.

-Steve

> Hmmm... Nope pretty sure the game date is going to occur after the
> destruction. Something about in character people were warned about it
> and then it happened. If people need to have things moved through the
> portal though I think that can be "handwaved". If you were nearby and
> got the news and want to move through the portal to another dimension
> ( the option given to those playing that evening in Brandon's game )
> you can do so. But allowing something to be run indicates complexity
> that would get in the flow of time.
>
> Brandon did you say that ( or allow ) people had warning and the
portal
> was continued to be used up till its closing? If so do you not agree
that
> if someone not on your game ( but in the vicinity of Red Dirt ) could
have
> been part of the regular traffic flow you presented?
>
> Allowing the games to start before the closing allows for plots that
> may prevent history from happening as it DID.
>
> Greg
>
> > From KyleGath@aol.com  Mon Oct  4 19:27:59 1999
> > From: KyleGath@aol.com
> > Date: Mon, 4 Oct 1999 20:26:15 EDT
> > Subject: Re: Next saterday
> > To: dan@aquest.com, gmlist@cioe.com
> >
> > In a message dated 99-10-03 20:14:35 EDT, dan@aquest.com writes:
> >
> > << Seeing as the beginners are generally visiting home for October
break, and
> >  being used to running every week since the semester started, it is
my
> >  intention to run an adventure in Rougetero this upcoming saterday
if no GMs
> >  have claimed this spot/spots. This adventure will involve some of
my plots
> >  and some events from recent adventures.
> >                         Dan
> >   >>
> >
> > Dan, I see you are interested in running, and I think it's great you
should
> > get a chance to run with the club again, however, I do believe that
given the
> > circumstances, some other GM's should run adventures in order to
prepare for
> > the comming destruction of the Nexus.  I don't know who these GM's
might be,
> > I certainly do not as I have never used the Nexus.  However, many
others have
> > and should get the chance to make whatever adjustments to their
campeign they
> > need to before the Nexus is closed that may require an adventure.
If no GM's
> > require this, then by all means I see it open for you to run.
> >
> > Mike B
> >
>