Kickstarter communication

[Valyar]

Originally Posted by daplunk

Seeing communication go out everywhere. Realm Works Facebook Page, Hero Lab Online Favebook Page, Twitter, Kickstarter, Forums.

Ain't this somehow exciting!

[BJ]

Originally Posted by Chemlak

And we love you, too, BJ!

Also (very tongue-in-cheek) any news on when calendars will be due their UI revision and be implemented? I need a date to put in my... oh.

Buahahaha!!!Nice.

[BJ]

Originally Posted by ruhar

We typically play a 9-hour session and it still takes us a while to finish, partly because the 9-hours also includes chit chatting that includes everything from politics to what happened on the way to work the other day.

BJ, thank you for the update and all that you do.

Hugs to everyone at LWD. Now get back to work.

We always have to figure chit chat and joking around into our allotted game time. It's a sacred part of the process!

Hugs to you as well! Eep! *goes back to work*

[kbs666]

I schedule my groups start at noon, they whole group never arrives on time, so the time before the last player arrives is chit chat time. Periodically people's schedules work out so we play long enough that we also order food. We tend to stop playing while we get the food situation organized and passed around so we chat then too. But by and large we have so little time to game we generally game and leave the chatting to hangouts and the like.

[Lexin]

Originally Posted by kbs666

I schedule my groups start at noon.

I always tell my players to arrive at 11:15, knowing that at least one of them will not arrive until 12:00. The time until the last person arrives is for chatting, but I make them start at 12:00, even if the tardy person hasn't arrived yet.

The reason for this is that one of my players comes from Nottingham (I live in London and we play at my place) and it's really not fair on him if we're left hanging about as he's come 100 miles, by train, to play a game, not chat on about what's happening in everyone's lives.

Plus, in order for him to get home at any reasonable time, we have to knock off at 18:00.

[kbs666]

I live an area of the US with a great mass transit system and I still would never imagine trying to schedule a game with someone traveling 100 miles by train. (For me that would be someone coming from Milwaukee and while there is scheduled service that service is not what I'd call reliable).

I do miss the UK. Except for that crazy TV tax thing.