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<blockquote data-quote="Ambrus" data-source="post: 2361909" data-attributes="member: 17691"><p>You may have missed the fact that Galethorn has also not yet posted his action for the next round of combat. I don't know why it's taking so long to hear back from some players. I'm enjoying the game so far, but the frequency of posts seems to be slowing down more and more. My own personal preference would be to average more than a single round of posts per week to ensure that the game keeps rolling at a decent pace (hell, I'd post everyday if I could). I don't think that a commitment to post regularly is too much to ask. If that means replacing inactive/too-busy/disinterested players with other players that want to play and who are willing and able to post then I have no objections. The game must go on. I have to admit, I only started playing PBP games a few months ago so perhaps my expectations are simply too high. </p><p></p><p>I'd suggest posting a time limit for replies. If a player doesn't respond by then, then his character can be assumed to be doing/saying nothing or simply repeating his previous action if appropriate. Just my two cents though.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ambrus, post: 2361909, member: 17691"] You may have missed the fact that Galethorn has also not yet posted his action for the next round of combat. I don't know why it's taking so long to hear back from some players. I'm enjoying the game so far, but the frequency of posts seems to be slowing down more and more. My own personal preference would be to average more than a single round of posts per week to ensure that the game keeps rolling at a decent pace (hell, I'd post everyday if I could). I don't think that a commitment to post regularly is too much to ask. If that means replacing inactive/too-busy/disinterested players with other players that want to play and who are willing and able to post then I have no objections. The game must go on. I have to admit, I only started playing PBP games a few months ago so perhaps my expectations are simply too high. I'd suggest posting a time limit for replies. If a player doesn't respond by then, then his character can be assumed to be doing/saying nothing or simply repeating his previous action if appropriate. Just my two cents though. [/QUOTE]
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