Well . . . -- Faalor, a NWN Campaign setting

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Subject: Well . . .

Author:
Lee

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Date Posted: 10:46:56 08/16/02 Fri
In reply to: Joshua 's message, "Re: The State of Faalor Address (long, and not for the weak-stomached)" on 02:05:45 08/16/02 Fri

We're all geeks. I mean . . . YEARS of playing UO. Really! hehe And if some of the real annoying people had put even a tenth of the energy into Catskills that you did, I'm sure it would still hold my attention.

On that note, I really didn't want Faalor to be the end all of our NWN experience. What I had really hoped that folks would create a "community" (gah, that is such a dirty word now for . . . some reason. hehe), a network of folks who wanted a "serious" RP experience. Most of us know eachother from UO, so why should that end when UO (for many of us) ends? I imagined that people like Floria, Eve and Jas, and the RP1 folks and Deb Rahl would be making campaigns and games, maybe even persistent worlds that all of us Catskills refugees might have access to to one degree or other. Faalor is just one of many. And because we don't have to play on the same world, each DM can set his or her own rules without some huge ROE debate everytime something new comes along.

I ramble again.

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