02-20-2016, 10:21 AM
My impression is that this situation is/was/will be fairly common (let's not dig too much into the reasons why...) but for Tekumel the effects are worse than for other RPG games, as Tekumel is well known for the massive amount of detail and preparation that it takes to be ready to run or play a game, so the idea that, while you're studying the setting and getting ready, something bery unexpected may happen to/from the owner of the game, undermining a fair part of your efforts.
This instability may put off more people interested on Tekumel than other games.
Hopefully the people in charge will realize this and send more messages about stability and ability to present longer term plans and stick with them.
This instability may put off more people interested on Tekumel than other games.
Hopefully the people in charge will realize this and send more messages about stability and ability to present longer term plans and stick with them.
He's a real Nowhere man, sitting in his Nowhere land,
making all his Nowhere plans for Nobody.
making all his Nowhere plans for Nobody.