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<blockquote data-quote="(un)reason" data-source="post: 8071038" data-attributes="member: 27780">Polyhedron Issue 28: Jan/Feb 1986part 1/528 pages. Oooh. A flying adventure, eh? Dragon had a couple of flying themed issues (124 &amp; 244) and they turned out pretty well. I'm pleased but not surprised that they'd do the same here at some point, as the sky is always waiting quiet and pale to inspire us from the moment we leave the womb. Let's see if this issue is immensely marvellous, or the kind of slackness &amp; softness we ought to shun. Notes From HQ: Another round of things they haven't got around too yet in the editorial. They're still wrestling with bugs in their computer database, which is a little worrisome considering how many months it's been going on. You'd think they'd have either got the hang of it or given up to try a different system by now. But they're still plugging away on getting their scoring system working smoothly and caught up with all the data from new tournaments (over half a dozen every month, even in off season), and slowly building the framework for their new city. (which includes all the tedious legal ass-covering.) The eternal bureaucratic war rages on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="(un)reason, post: 8071038, member: 27780"] [b][u]Polyhedron Issue 28: Jan/Feb 1986[/u][/b] part 1/5 28 pages. Oooh. A flying adventure, eh? Dragon had a couple of flying themed issues (124 & 244) and they turned out pretty well. I'm pleased but not surprised that they'd do the same here at some point, as the sky is always waiting quiet and pale to inspire us from the moment we leave the womb. Let's see if this issue is immensely marvellous, or the kind of slackness & softness we ought to shun. Notes From HQ: Another round of things they haven't got around too yet in the editorial. They're still wrestling with bugs in their computer database, which is a little worrisome considering how many months it's been going on. You'd think they'd have either got the hang of it or given up to try a different system by now. But they're still plugging away on getting their scoring system working smoothly and caught up with all the data from new tournaments (over half a dozen every month, even in off season), and slowly building the framework for their new city. (which includes all the tedious legal ass-covering.) The eternal bureaucratic war rages on. [/QUOTE]

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