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<blockquote data-quote="Radiant" data-source="post: 1227900" data-attributes="member: 12018">I'm only running one game here but I never had problems with colours or post format even though all the player do it however they like. Took me two pages getting used to it and that's that.@darkbard: I sometimes saw how fast the flow can get if many people in the game are online and it's fun but I don't think it's possible to organize it. Mostly 'cause of the time difference. In my case it's a generall time problem. I don't even play other Rpg's anymore since I can't spare the time. The really great part about pbp is that you can log on thenever you have a break.@Erekose13: You'r right about the combat problem, it slows down the game incredibly. I can post outside of combat dozens of time each day by just loggin in from somethere but to roll out a combat turn, I have to be at home, have my dice and the chars handy and find the patience to make all those rolls. Haven't found a solution for that yet.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Radiant, post: 1227900, member: 12018"] I'm only running one game here but I never had problems with colours or post format even though all the player do it however they like. Took me two pages getting used to it and that's that. @darkbard: I sometimes saw how fast the flow can get if many people in the game are online and it's fun but I don't think it's possible to organize it. Mostly 'cause of the time difference. In my case it's a generall time problem. I don't even play other Rpg's anymore since I can't spare the time. The really great part about pbp is that you can log on thenever you have a break. @Erekose13: You'r right about the combat problem, it slows down the game incredibly. I can post outside of combat dozens of time each day by just loggin in from somethere but to roll out a combat turn, I have to be at home, have my dice and the chars handy and find the patience to make all those rolls. Haven't found a solution for that yet. [/QUOTE]

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