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I remember when I was 15 and playing forum-based role-playing games. My dad would casually suggest that we write posts strictly in order, basically going clockwise. Since this required the presence of all game participants, it was done at a specific time, usually for a few hours in the evening. And in ICQ, we would send each other a message saying "I've written," to indicate that it was time to refresh the forum page. And it was considered a huge faux pas to write before another player posted in their turn, and you could end up waiting an hour for a slowpoke to write their post.
What's my point? On the one hand, that method forced each participant to be active, but on the other hand, if we played that way, we wouldn't have even had time to complete the first quest. Although those role-playing games were much simpler – there was no detailed mechanics, everything was purely verbal. Ah, I'm getting a bit nostalgic...
What's my point? On the one hand, that method forced each participant to be active, but on the other hand, if we played that way, we wouldn't have even had time to complete the first quest. Although those role-playing games were much simpler – there was no detailed mechanics, everything was purely verbal. Ah, I'm getting a bit nostalgic...
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Where do we end up when we save the world?