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From: "Richard C. Osterhout" <rcoster@*****.NET>
Subject: Re: Who's the joker? And dispelling...
Date: Tue, 10 Aug 1993 20:03:22 -0400
On Tue, 10 Aug 1993, The Reverend wrote:

> should wind up posting him here and in TOSA in a day or 2). My character

> Just for the record: they're IDIOTS!!!! There is MUCH more to RPGs than just
> going around and SHOOTING THINGS! YE GODS! Hmm.... have you thought about

well, i could have told you that...i tried to have them do more role
playing, and i always thought shadowrun should kinda parallel detective
like stories...find out who's doing what to whom, and either help or stop
it...

> Pobrecito! (poor baby!) As the saying goes, "Suck it up, farm boy!" It
looks
> like you started with a low level campaign (for the Gumbi's, at any rate), and
> the mages upped the power seriously.

yes, it was pretty much under control until about 5 months or so ago (real
time)


>
> ]it has been almost a year and a half, real time...
> How much in game time? That is VERY important.
>
about FOUR YEARS game time! and yes, i try to rape them for all the
monthly expenses that i can...

> Good idea. And good luck to ya! And remember... the armed forces have
> internet, too!

SOME armed forces may have internet, but it has never been at any of the
ones i've been at...well, actually, they do have internet where i am now, but
a) its in from the internet only....no outgoing stuff
b) you have to REALLY justify being on it, be doing the right
job, have the right office, etc etc etc...plus i think you have to sign in
blood....all in all, in an organization of several hundred, we only have
about 15 people with access...and IN NO WAY am i eligible...

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