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Date Posted: 15:19:03 04/28/02 Sun
Author: Morgan
Subject: Badhbh...

I just had a brainstorm (run away!) and had an interesting idea I thought I'd stick here for ya... what about a board for Orbit of each planet...? like you have the outlands for random stuff on the ground, but you could have a board for the atmosphere or whatever of each planet, that every incoming and outgoing ship must post on, and that's where flybys happen... perhaps instead of the spaceport (a somewhat academic board, if you ask me). You could change the spaceport into the Orbit board or whatever (I am out of cool names ::girn::), and outgoing ships, 'stead of posting at the spaceport, would just invent a shuttle bay or take off from wherever they are, and post on the orbit board, and then they can get the heck out of dodge city... just an idee...

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