30 Sep '13 19:33Originally posted by Trev33join the club and then leave when the game is over?
They can join the club, play the game and then leave again.
30 Sep '13 19:37Originally posted by johnnylongwoodyWhat would a Man Utd fan know about loyalty.
join the club and then leave when the game is over?
What kind of ^&**@~~ are you talking about here?
Fair enough, promote the game
but don't invite people to join a
club and then leave again after
an event is over.
What sort of loyalty does that promote? None that's what.
I am surprised at you.
30 Sep '13 19:53Originally posted by divegeester"... you were promoting your club." -divegeester
He was promoting a game in a club he is member of and you were promoting your club. Perhaps you should spend less time scrutinising other people's motivations for posting and a little more time in self examination.
30 Sep '13 20:08Originally posted by Grampy BobbyYes yes we all know you are deeply offended...
"... you were promoting your club." -divegeester
"Verifying interest before the fact of a club's creation is well within Red Hot Pawn's Forum Outline. You yourself along with many others expressed interest at the time. July 23, 2013, we opened. The appropriateness of Trev's choice of venue for promoting a game in someone else's private club was quest ...[text shortened]... etitive questions, because intrusion of another club on Trev's is both in poor taste and unfair.
30 Sep '13 20:09Originally posted by johnnylongwoodyI have many friends and a family member who are supporters; last weekend was hilarious fun for non Man Utd followers.
I have a brother who supports Man U.
I don't support any football team.
I had great fun in a bar last weekend with my brother
where Man U lost to WBA.
30 Sep '13 20:15Originally posted by johnnylongwoodyCom eon who is actually going to leave the club when they find out how awesome the game is?
join the club and then leave when the game is over?
What kind of ^&**@~~ are you talking about here?
Fair enough, promote the game
but don't invite people to join a
club and then leave again after
an event is over.
What sort of loyalty does that promote? None that's what.
I am surprised at you.
01 Oct '13 21:531 editOriginally posted by HandyAndyWhen I read the opening post, I figured it had been placed there to show the General Forum readers a way of making the General Forum more interesting than it currently is. Perhaps trev33 would like to moderate a Werewolf game here, with whatever rules he sees fit to incorporate............
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9yTqFWxHpA
01 Oct '13 22:221 editOriginally posted by KewpieInteresting idea, Kewpie. Question: Does the "Werewolf game" involve discussion or conversation? If yes, I'll be willing to give it a try. If not, perhaps Posers and Puzzles which provides a public site forum "For chess related, or off-topic, puzzles, riddles, games and other challenges..." would be the appropriate venue. Or post a thread in Site Ideas to determine interest.
When I read the opening post, I figured it had been placed there to show the General Forum readers a way of making the General Forum more interesting than it currently is. Perhaps trev33 would like to moderate a Werewolf game here, with whatever rules he sees fit to incorporate............
01 Oct '13 22:455 edits 01 Oct '13 23:05Originally posted by KewpieLet's do it.
It's not a puzzle game. I've played it in LEUR's club and in my own, it's a conversational game. People have discussions on who's a werewolf and try to form into defensive groups. It would make the General Forum a lot more active, because only players are allowed to post in the playing thread, so watchers create threads to discuss the game in progress. Mo ...[text shortened]... n who creates the game thread, that's why I was asking if trev33 wanted to moderate a game here.
Warewolf roleplay game - played in private forum
YouTube
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