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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Oofta" data-source="post: 7944634" data-attributes="member: 6801845">If we had widespread testing easily and freely available, it would be a different story. But even in rural areas, people go on vacation, delivery people come in from out of town, people get infected without being sick enough to even realize they're sick.While the Spanish flu was deadlier, a common pattern was that small isolated towns merely delayed the spread of the disease.  Once it started spreading it was in many ways worse than in some larger communities.  The world is a lot more connected now than it used to be.On the other hand, I get it.  I'm isolating myself for now ... but how long will it last? If it's a year or more before we have an effective vaccine are we really going to shut down for the next year or two?  Or do we just do our best to flatten the curve and accept that most people are going to get it sometime this year and hope for the best?Oh well, enough depressing thoughts. I've got to write up an adventure and play around with Roll20 for my home campaign going online for a while.</blockquote>