The Arkham! Thread
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Lars
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Re: The Arkham! Thread
Huh. Is there ANY possible way that a game like this could get started up again? I bought the Arkham horror about a month ago, and I absolutely love it. Participating in an online game would be great fun.
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Austin
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I found it a bit hard to follow without having the pieces in front of me. The moving of chits on a piece to see how much movement/power/whatever I had, the game board, wtf I was doing was hard to keep up with on the forum. This may have just been for me though.Lars wrote:Huh. Is there ANY possible way that a game like this could get started up again? I bought the Arkham horror about a month ago, and I absolutely love it. Participating in an online game would be great fun.
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Remus West
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It was just Austin.Austin wrote:I found it a bit hard to follow without having the pieces in front of me. The moving of chits on a piece to see how much movement/power/whatever I had, the game board, wtf I was doing was hard to keep up with on the forum. This may have just been for me though.Lars wrote:Huh. Is there ANY possible way that a game like this could get started up again? I bought the Arkham horror about a month ago, and I absolutely love it. Participating in an online game would be great fun.
If someone starts it we will come to play. I do not own it though so it will not be me.
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Austin
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Remus West wrote:It was just Austin.Austin wrote:I found it a bit hard to follow without having the pieces in front of me. The moving of chits on a piece to see how much movement/power/whatever I had, the game board, wtf I was doing was hard to keep up with on the forum. This may have just been for me though.Lars wrote:Huh. Is there ANY possible way that a game like this could get started up again? I bought the Arkham horror about a month ago, and I absolutely love it. Participating in an online game would be great fun.
If someone starts it we will come to play. I do not own it though so it will not be me.
I figured. I was trying to think if it could be simplified for forum use though. Okay, for Austin forum use. -
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Having played the board game, it is relatively simple.
Turn One - find neat stuff
Turn Two - Do neat stuff
Turn Three - Panic
Turn Four - Panic
Turn Five - Everybody dies.
Shall we play again?
I'm in if someone else has the inclination to do it (I don't own it either)
Turn One - find neat stuff
Turn Two - Do neat stuff
Turn Three - Panic
Turn Four - Panic
Turn Five - Everybody dies.
Shall we play again?
I'm in if someone else has the inclination to do it (I don't own it either)
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"I don't know," Snufkin replied.
The door shut again and Snufkin entered his forest, with a hundred miles of silence ahead of him.
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SpaceLord
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Hey there!
It was fun running the game, but it's a lot of work, too. And not being the most organized person made it even more confusing. We could continue, but my current job *blech* involves a lot of travel, and I couldn't really bring the box with me. I might be quitting soon, though.
It was fun running the game, but it's a lot of work, too. And not being the most organized person made it even more confusing. We could continue, but my current job *blech* involves a lot of travel, and I couldn't really bring the box with me. I might be quitting soon, though.
They're going to send you back to mother in a cardboard box...