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Re: Pirate Project?
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lugnet.pirates
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Tue, 4 Feb 2003 23:38:57 GMT
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Hi Sean,
I've been thinking along similar lines lately -- with the .space crowd
having their Moonbase, and the .trains folk having their... well... trains...
Anyway, I like the 'forts' idea -- or more precisely, a project where groups
of us start up little ports or forts with garrisons, ships... whatever. Then
we assemble a map of the world, much like the one Richard Parsons has at
Port Block -- http://www.ozbricks.com/portblock/map/welcome.htm. Regional
group meetings could play host to run-ins between various garrisons'
expeditionary units, or some such thing.
All in good fun, without too much standardization -- different parts of the
world having different tech strengths and so on.
It may be a reasonable idea -- we've already got some ports online. Nothing
like imperial (and presumably piratic) expansion!
Kenneth Tam
In lugnet.pirates, Sean Devolites writes:
> Wassssup All,
> Being a good pirate fan, I was thinking. Since there hasn't been to
> much action in .pirate lately (some yes, but not enough) I was wondering
> if it'd be cool to start a project. Maybe like an army project where we
> show all of our personal armies and their weapons and ships and stuff or
> maybe something like forts. I don't know an exact one, but would it be
> a good idea? LMKWYT.
>
> Hasta la Vista, Sean
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