Re: AG stuff

From: thorron@inforamp.net (Throrron T)

Date: Sun, 25 Jun 1995 00:00:00 +0000

In article <3scqlp$c4n@math.rutgers.edu> bonar@math.rutgers.edu (Doug Bonar) writes:
>From: bonar@math.rutgers.edu (Doug Bonar)
>Subject: Re: AG stuff
>Date: 22 Jun 1995 18:26:01 -0400

>        Seriously, you encourage new managers to 'get to know the
>[other] managers'  But then you go on to say that if someone
>introduces themselves and asks a (seemingly) simple question you are
>not likely to answer.  So how is the new manager supposed to get
>to know you?  Simply write and say 'Hi'?  It seems like that is
>even more likely to be ignored in the rush of putting together your
>turn.

>        More generally, it seems to be a problem in lots of PBEM
>games.  To meet others new players basically have to send out a
>bunch of junk mail. And, since they are new, chances are that the
>mail is dull as well as unsolicited. (In most games the new player
>doesn't seem to have much to offer the established player, but
>needs a bit of mentoring in return).

>Doug
I often get mail/3x5 from new managers.  I try to give them some adveice and
if my guys have a few spare items(strong boxes/ elven ropes etc) I often give
them to them.  That's part of the reason Winterslope gives out madillions.
                                                       When in doute...fake it   :)
                                                                  Thorron T

References

AG stuff
aly@bdt.com (Alan Yip)
Wed, 21 Jun 1995 00:00:00 +0000
Re: AG stuff
bonar@math.rutgers.edu (Doug Bonar)
Thu, 22 Jun 1995 00:00:00 +0000