Dramatic SFB: Turn 2 RTA Cycle?

[Randy Blair]

*raises hand*
I'm a hairy barbarian.

When BATTLES are pending, I'm ok with waiting as long as it takes.
However, you can't convince me that a player can't scrape up a half hour to
do their orders and submit them in three weeks, holidays or not.

At the risk of sounding repetitive...
Set a deadline, and enforce it.

On Tue, Jan 1, 2019, 2:00 PM Matthew <matt at mattnet.org wrote:

>
> P.S. where the hell is Matt? It's not cool when the campaign moderator
> isn't leading by example. If you are going to run a campaign with this many
> players, you need to be available.
>
>
> I'm here. I just don't feel I need to participate in every discussion.
> Besides, it takes time and brainpower to put together emails that don't
> make you sound like a biter. Arguably, both are in short supply.
>
> Just advance the turn when you say you're going to advance the turn and
> the problems will self correct.
>
>
> I'm bothered by this. I made the statement on the week of Christmas that I
> wouldn't advance any earlier than the end of that week, to take the
> pressure off for the holiday. Once I realized the assumption had taken hold
> that I would definately advance on that day, I attempted to fix the issue
> with a quick email.
>
> This is the first turn of the game. The last half of December is brutal on
> everyone's schedules. I figured this would be a slow, easy start on the
> campaign. Perhaps I should have waited until January to start things up.
>
>
> As far as Justin's email; things have been cleared up. He's bowed out of
> the game. (His wish. Not a booting.) However, this *is* a game; there's no
> need for personal attacks. Also, can we please keep the vulgar language out
> of the emails? My wife sometimes reads over my shoulder, and I'd hate for
> her to think you guys are a bunch of hairy barbarians... (says the ex-NAVY,
> ex-Trucker...)
>
> --Matt
>
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