Re: Spellbinder Games - best avoided!

From: "F. Nagy" <nospam.fnagy@hotmail.com.nospam>

Date: Wed, 25 Nov 1998 00:00:00 +0000

Hi,

I understand the situation but I'm sure there is more to consider than a
single email. We should invite Spellbinder Games to explain their position.
BTW, I never though about a PBEM as a game to be played with a front end. A
lot of my friends have no time, including me, to start up a fancy front end
and spend an hour in front of a computer. We usually print out the reports
and look at it during the day.

Just my opinion.
Frank

>Hello everyone. Just delurking here to let you all know how Spellbinder
Games
>treat players who don't behave in accordance with their idea of what a
customer
...
>>Sorry, I've decided to drop out. This was not what I was expecting when I
saw
>>a game advertised as an email game on rec.games.pbm - there's no genuine
email
>>aspect to the system, for example, where is the player front end software?
>
>What an utter load of rubbish, so to play a game by Email you have to
>have `player front end software', what a load of tosh! Arrogant elitism,
>play the game that's what is important, and basically you don't really
>know what you are talking about but just bung lots of words togetehr to
>make it seem as if you do.
...
>Chris Dempsey
>Spelbinder Games
>
>John

References

Spellbinder Games - best avoided!
ggshaw11@aol.com (GGShaw11)
Wed, 25 Nov 1998 00:00:00 +0000

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Spellbinder Games - best avoided!
ggshaw11@aol.com (GGShaw11)
Wed, 25 Nov 1998 00:00:00 +0000