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Sirian's Report

March 28 2004 at 9:56 PM		Sirian  (no login)
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Response to Epic ThirtyNine - Division of Labor - Reports and Discussion
 

There were quite a number of posts in the info thread indicating rushing to finish the game by the deadline. Was this a case of 1) the micromanagement really did make the game take that long, 2) an interesting enough variant to grab people that'd be on the fence about playing and fitting it in, or 3) the old college syndrome of waiting till the last minute no matter when it's due? Probably some of each, I'd wager.

Not for me. 1) I finished some time ago. 2) I was never on the fence. 3) I only wait for the last minute for the reports, not the actual playing.

My report will be Found Here.


- Sirian

 
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  1. Comments - T-hawk on Mar 28, 10:41 PM
    1. Observation - Sirian on Mar 29, 2:30 PM
      1. Comment - Speaker on Mar 29, 7:28 PM
        1. The More Things Change - Sirian on Mar 29, 10:02 PM
          1. Nice - Charis on Mar 30, 7:04 AM
            1. Fighters - Sirian on Mar 30, 3:57 PM
          2. ...The more they stay the same? - Speaker on Mar 30, 5:27 PM
     
  2. Comments - Kylearan on Mar 29, 3:34 AM
    1. Well... - Sirian on Mar 29, 2:11 PM
     
  3. Re: Sirian's Report - Justus2nd on Mar 30, 10:35 AM
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