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Re: Brikwars Game 3/17/2001: LONG
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Tue, 27 Feb 2001 20:35:20 GMT
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Howdy...
As always, I'm curious if this is sort of an open invite or a members only?
As a BrikWarrior myself, I'm always looking for a chance to let others to
kick my patootie and/or teach me new and interesting lessons on loosing. I'm
not 100% sure I can actually make it, but I'd love to join up if it's okay.
Evil Wayne
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"There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."
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In lugnet.org.us.nelug, Shaun Sullivan writes:
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> SUBJECT: Next Brikwars Game and NELUG Brikwars FAQ
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> Hello everybody,
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> What better way to celebrate St. Patrick's Day than with a rousing game
> of plastic science fiction mayhem? The next Brikwars game is scheduled
> for March 17th at Jorge Fernandez's house. It is located off 495, so
> people don't have to trek quite all the way to New Hampshire this time
> (a.k.a. "The Land Where Pizza Cannot Be Delivered Before 4:00 p.m.")!
> Here are the nitty gritty details:
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> Tech Level 6: Basically, this means an all-out science-fiction game.
> SP Points: 0 - that is, no magic or "force" or psionics
> Army Budget: 600 CP each person
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> It's looking as if we might have a spectacular layout in terms of
> scenery. Several people have been hard at work on landscaping items,
> whetehr for Brikwars in particular or for the Train Show. The detailed
> scenery can make these games look amazing!
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> Unlike the last two games, we were thinking of splitting the
> participants into two opposing teams, for a couple of reasons:
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> (1) People won't have to wait as long for their turn, since everybody
> on a side can move simultaneously. We can also get in more turns this
> way
> (2) People can build some items they might not normally build. In
> cutthroat games, special-use items (artillery, for example) might be
> foregone in favor of more versatile units. With several people to a
> side, however, such expenditures can work wonders!
> (3) People who aren't familiar with the game have the security of
> teammates
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> In addition, a number of questions have come up repeatedly. I am
> presenting here a jolly (read: somewhat tongue-in-cheek, but with useful
> information) FAQ concerning Brikwars, how it relates to NELUG, and why
> you should be present at the next game:
>
> **************************************
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| (...) Wayne- The concept of who is and isn't in NELUG as such is kind of loosely defined. We don't have dues or demand that you show up to 4 out of 5 meetings or expect 5 hours of service to the club per month or anything. We have an age limit (18+) (...) (26 years ago, 28-Feb-01, to lugnet.org.us.nelug)
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| SUBJECT: Next Brikwars Game and NELUG Brikwars FAQ Hello everybody, What better way to celebrate St. Patrick's Day than with a rousing game of plastic science fiction mayhem? The next Brikwars game is scheduled for March 17th at Jorge Fernandez's (...) (26 years ago, 26-Feb-01, to lugnet.org.us.nelug)
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