Re: Suzerainty ((part 1)

From: JZEH48A@prodigy.com (Paul Clay)

Date: Wed, 24 Apr 1996 00:00:00 +0000

Bryan, I agree with you on the game.  As far as I see it, they still owe
me a turn for game 5.  The mailouts included bragging rights about free
turns for screw ups - based on that premise I would have never paid for a
game!  And Steve said the same thing.  For those of you who don't know
this game, it is well designed, well written and a great game.  The
problems exist with managment.  Not even the address has changed for the
company, only the name -- this tactic allows the new company to ignore
any obligations of the old company.  Even under a sole propietorship
Steve would be legally obligated to refund the money from the defunct
Seventh Dimension if he now owned World Wide Gaming.  Since he doesn't
obligation is easily swept aside.  If they claim to honor the amount in
my account can WWG tell me my old account number or the amount in it?
Could I just as easily claim $200?  At $8 a game turn what kind of
service are we paying for?  Offering the discount of $6 a turn for setups
received before 30 April doesn't mean much when the letter is postmarked
12 April from Petal, MS.  What are the turnaround times on each turn?
How long will it take to start up a game?  Can I use the same rules and
map from the previous game under 7th Dimension Gaming?  Be an amazing
coincidence if I could.  Finally, has anyone gotten through on the BBS
numbers listed on the flyer?

References

Suzerainty ((part 1)
Bryan Donaldson <70007.6077@CompuServe.COM>
Mon, 22 Apr 1996 00:00:00 +0000