Dirigible said:OK by you if I think like a human, instead?
Then you think like one of the goober-heads who thought using a nuke was a good idea in the first place.

Dirigible said:OK by you if I think like a human, instead?
We did.Rabelais said:Actually, we play on Thursdays. I'm pretty sure we gamed on 9/13 that year though.
Umbran said:Incorrect. Even if nobody actually drops a bomb on the North American Continent, the effects of major nuclear exchange would be global, both in terms of effects on weather/climate, and upon societies.
Folks here are short sighted. No, I would not meet up for gaming so soon. If you don't die immediately, you spend some time making sure you also won't die in the forseeable future. I'll skip one gaming session to make sure I have a long life of future gaming sessions, thanks.
Think like the ant, not like the grasshopper.
Well no, you don't want Nero fiddling while Rome burns, but as for the military - what do they fight for if not to enable us to do a LITTLE fiddling? As you say, if there's nothing to be done by you personally, what does it serve to let your worries consume you? It doesn't mean you care any less about events if you don't devote your entire focus to them.Mac Callum said:However, even if it would be "OK" for me to game, I certainly hope that the Presidents and Prime Ministers of the world spent the time on the phone/ in the briefing rooms, etc. trying to prevent spreading conflict, and not saying "What the hay, let's do in some Orcs!" I've seen enough military folks on the boards to imagine that THEY would not have time to game.