| Subject: Re: A proposal for a course of actions. |
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Bedwyr
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Date Posted: 17:59:16 01/12/02 Sat
In reply to:
Solar-Fire
's message, "Re: A proposal for a course of actions." on 15:12:45 01/12/02 Sat
Hmm... Thinking of good changes to make... Well, for starters, let's think about some of the more commonly voiced things that tend to meet with some dislike in Camelot.
1)Many do seem to find our rules a tad bit on the constricting side. I'm not saying we should all be cussing like sailors and making obscene jokes at meetings or on the MB. Our rules should be projected to attract a crowd that has the decency not to do the things aforementioned, but they also shouldn't send every less than perfect person running from our walls.
2)Gaming format, something that we should stop talking about and get moving on as War mentioned... Diablo I is old, Diablo II kinda flopped from what I'm hearing. Lots of people play Starcraft in Camelot. There's a new game coming out that Solar-Fire and myself find very interesting, although it's a mass multi-player role-playing/strategy game and Camelot would be forced to defend and fortify against other players. So, we've got Warcraft and Starcraft on battle.net or an assortment of mass multi-player RPG's that could be added to Camelot's arsenal of games. Honestly, I think it'd be pretty cool to build a Camelot and defend it. It would give us something tangible besides a webpage and a b.net channel to call home.
3)Most important, Camelot just needs active and productive members. On this point, I'm a bit ashamed, as I've not been around on a regular basis for a long time.
Ok, well that's my attempt at some new, fresh ideas, although they are for the most part old ideas. But, hey, ya gotta start somewhere, right?
Semper Fi,
Pro Rege,
Bedwyr
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