As with every game we get lates - invariably there is an average of 1-2
lates per game for whatever reasons. So update for today:
Game (4)54 - 2 players - one is postal the other is email
Game 113 - 2 players late
We are presently using this method for the next two weeks (one week games
run normally) for the DGE games.
If late we contact you if we can. (Or a team-mate if possible - FA games
this is difficult for Neutrals though).
We wait upto a day for the turns and that is it.
Once this 2 week period is over we stop this and go back to the normality
of:
If your turn is late - TOUGH. (Sorry to be harsh on that one - it's the
only way to keep the games going out on time is to set a deadline and stick
to it).
Opinions? Are we being too lenient/strict?
Clint
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No that's fine. You should only ever delay a game when one of the
following applies
- Truly exceptional circumstances (GM's discretion)
- A problem or error at your end, like the Pipex debacle
- Majority consent from the players in a game
Regards,
Laurence G. Tilley http://www.lgtilley.freeserve.co.uk/
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Middle Earth PBM Games <me@MiddleEarthGames.com> wrote
If your turn is late - TOUGH. (Sorry to be harsh on that one - it's the
only way to keep the games going out on time is to set a deadline and stick
to it).
Opinions? Are we being too lenient/strict?
Laurence G. Tilley wrote:
Opinions? Are we being too lenient/strict?
No that's fine. You should only ever delay a game when one of the
following applies
- Truly exceptional circumstances (GM's discretion)
- A problem or error at your end, like the Pipex debacle
- Majority consent from the players in a game
Can't argue with that.
Gavin
That's my thoughts on it as well - add in Takeovers of Major Businesses...
Clint
>If your turn is late - TOUGH. (Sorry to be harsh on that one - it's the
>only way to keep the games going out on time is to set a deadline and
stick
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Middle Earth PBM Games <me@MiddleEarthGames.com> wrote
>to it).
>
>Opinions? Are we being too lenient/strict?
No that's fine. You should only ever delay a game when one of the
following applies
- Truly exceptional circumstances (GM's discretion)
- A problem or error at your end, like the Pipex debacle
- Majority consent from the players in a game
Regards,
Laurence G. Tilley http://www.lgtilley.freeserve.co.uk/
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