Llyranor

That *could* work on paper, but going through those encounters with so many people could prove to be quite cumbersome. As you say, though, it could just be some sort of teaching session. We'll see how people organize themselves, first. If people aren't getting their act together and do their part in helping to setting the sessions in proper order, then we might end up dropping some people, too.

Yeah, there'd be little point in playing by your lonesome. Finding a good corporation, though, that'd make for some nice gaming.

Isn't EVE Online similar to Freelancer in concept?

Hmm, so we could theoretically stay as one group. Though, that will inherently bring its own problems, what with some players potentially dominating while others just stay in the shadows, or just general chaos. In any case, if you do start this week, Friday would likely be the only session to start off. I don't think Saturday's would be ready yet, since it kind of still lacks a DM.

Well, for starters, we first need to know WHO exactly is going to be attending the Friday session. Given the interest level, we're trying to accommodate two teams. Unless you, like, don't mind a 11-dude party. Or, unless we assign an arbitrary limit and use a first-come first-serve policy. What timezone are you referring to, anyway?

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I think the major difference will be in combat, where you'll have to actively participate instead of having the computer calculate everything for you. Therefore, things you'd really have to know about would be about your character specifically. Attack rolls, saving throws, bonuses, feats, skills and such. The DM would likely tell you when to roll which kind, so having a quick reference of how much you add to your roll would be useful. The OpenRPG program allows you to do that on the fly, so if you'd type something like D6+4, it'd do it automatically for you. You'd also need to know about the combat basics, especially since things work differently. The basics of magic as well, especially if you're a spellcaster.

Those black headcrabs were scarier than the fast zombies

Sounds like Fridays would *probably* be better for you. Depends on what the 'official' times will be. I'll put you on Friday for now. Friday: Eldar Llyranor Nick Tigranes Role-Player Deadly Nightshade Blank Saturday: metadigital Musopticon? Baley Fenghuang Archmonarch LoneWolf16 Bolded names are confirmed. As for what to read, go through the main ones here http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=d20/article/srd35 and use this as a reference http://www.dmreference.com/SRD/

Circular sawblades > all

Ravenholm was the best part of the game. EAT LEAD, BLOODY ZOMBIES MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

It'll probably be around afternoon in North America and evening in Europe. If you want to sign up, post here with your preference between Fri or Sat. http://forums.obsidianent.com/index.php?sh...pic=40863&st=90

Also, let's not forget the awesome games that are going to be represented at this awesome conference http://forums.obsidianent.com/index.php?showtopic=41291

Nintendogs ^_^

One thing we need to ensure is that people aren't just going 'me too! i wanan play!!!' without actually be willing to honor the commitment. Therefore I suggest that everyone on the list be requested to reply to this thread (yay or nay to the proposed schedules) within 24-48 hrs.

You need a hobby.

All I need is that video games have made me more violent

meta resents that, jerk!

lol good plan!

See you there

Awesome, let's go make the wookies extinct right now!

Pandemic is 2nd? Heh.

Wait, why aren't you writing your own essay, you lazy bum?