Re: Play-by-Email : TribeNet accepting new players

From: thor@netwit.net.au (ME!!!)

Date: Wed, 28 May 1997 00:00:00 +0000

Just in response to Greg's response to this article:

I don't believe that this a hyperbole-filled advertisement!  I believe
that this a statement of support for a game by an enthusiatic player,
and if that contravenes the rules for this newsgroup, then I won't
bother reading here anymore!!!  Come on Greg, lighten up!

Incidentally, I have just received a start-up for this game because of
the recent enthusiastic postings on this group.  Prior to these
postings, I had never heard of Tribe Vibes, so to Patrick, Greg
Stafford and other players involved in discussion of this game I say
"Please continue......"

And while you're at it, anyone who runs across me in this game is more
than welcome to offer any advice, tricks, tips, propaganda or
downright lies about it if they wish.  I like to think I'm a real
PBM'er who can handle it........can you still handle it Greg?

Steve Johansson
Australian PBM Bastard of the Year - CanCon '95

On Sun, 25 May 1997 10:03:13 -0500, Patrick Travers
<ptravers@flash.net> wrote:

>TribeNet is a >>highly<< addictive game in which you direct a clan of
>4,000+ people in the bronze age.  The game is incredibly detailed and
>realistic.  The challenge is to make fullest use of your limited skills
>and resources to feed and defend your people, investigate new and higher
>level skills, and find natural resources to build villages.
>
>No super heroes, no fantasy, and limited fighting.
>
>View the information pages at
>http://www.flash.net/~ptravers/TribeNet/index.html
>
>Thanks!
>Patrick

References

Play-by-Email : TribeNet accepting new players
Patrick Travers <ptravers@flash.net>
Sun, 25 May 1997 00:00:00 +0000

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Play-by-Email : TribeNet accepting new players
Patrick Travers <ptravers@flash.net>
Sun, 25 May 1997 00:00:00 +0000