"The Death Ride of Jean Lannes" -- Game Time Is...

[Cyrano]

1730, 16th April, 1809

SURELY we can manage at least one more hour this weekend??!!

Surely?

[JasonPratt]

1730, 16th April, 1809

SURELY we can manage at least one more hour this weekend??!!

Surely?

"Haste, roflololol!" -- Archduke Charles

Still seemed appropriate. 

[Cyrano]

We've got a shot at some solid clock movement here, but I don't want to jump tooooo fast in case someone is sunning them self this weekend.

I will definitely roll clock this evening, though...

[Cyrano]

1830, 16th April, 1809

I will advance the clock again tomorrow evening.

Three hours until dusk, four until full dark.

S!

[Cyrano]

1930, 16th April, 1809

Never let it be said you fellows don't make things interesting.

As you may or may not know, Doug and I have both transferred our umpiring to the Table Top Simulator on PC.  It's a real delight to work with and has made it possible to "live" track each messenger.  I sort of knew this to be the case, but MAN, you guys have put a lot of dudes a-horse...

[Pinetree]

Weird, I'm subscribed to this thread but haven't got any notifications. Even checked my spam folder. Maybe this post will kick it into gear..

[JasonPratt]

I went through a period of more than a year when the forum engine seemed to pass along notifications at rare random intervals; and sometimes it would then mass-post a bunch of them in catchup. And some never at all. 

From my perspective things are doing better this year.

As you may or may not know, Doug and I have both transferred our umpiring to the Table Top Simulator on PC.

Well, yay! I knew Doug was doing that, but hadn't heard of you switching over, too.

BUT WHAT ABOUT THE DAAAALEKKKKSSS?!

[panzerde]

As you may or may not know, Doug and I have both transferred our umpiring to the Table Top Simulator on PC.

Well, yay! I knew Doug was doing that, but hadn't heard of you switching over, too.

BUT WHAT ABOUT THE DAAAALEKKKKSSS?!

He started it, actually. I was fairly skeptical about TTS but it's proved to be the best way to do this. I think the Daleks have been sent to the shelter for adoption.

[JasonPratt]

NNNOOOOOO!!! I know what that's code for! -- EXTERMINATION!

[Cyrano]

2030, 16th April, 1809

I will assuredly miss the Daleks.

That said, realizing how rough-hewn my sender-->recipient calculations were relative to doing them "live" makes it worthwhile.

Videos end up a bit ded secksai too...

[Pinetree]

I went through a period of more than a year when the forum engine seemed to pass along notifications at rare random intervals; and sometimes it would then mass-post a bunch of them in catchup. And some never at all. 

From my perspective things are doing better this year.

As you may or may not know, Doug and I have both transferred our umpiring to the Table Top Simulator on PC.

Well, yay! I knew Doug was doing that, but hadn't heard of you switching over, too.

BUT WHAT ABOUT THE DAAAALEKKKKSSS?!

I had no problems with the last Kriegspiel but this thread's notifications are patchy at best.

[Cyrano]

2130, 16th April, 1809

And we have achieved DUSK on the first day.

Full dark in one hour.

[Cyrano]

2230, 16th April, 1809

And it is now full dark.

We will proceeding quickly to the midnight hour and fatigue calculations!

HUZZAH!

[Cyrano]

2330, 16th April, 1809

And now the hour of fatigue calculation commences.

Messages will, of course, be delivered throughout the evening as appropriate, but please give thought to your morning march orders.

This is ESPECIALLY true for those who arrive on the Field of Honor on the 17th.

[JasonPratt]

Wait, what? There are players who arrive on the map on the 17th?!

WHAT WIZARDRY IS THIS!?