Or how many scenarios exist that are worth a second look?
Life was so much easier when there was only ten or so to choose from.
What? When was that? I'll have to go out and get Board 23!
exactly what I had in mind...
I've played almost 800 scenarios and 5-10% of them I'd class as "never again". Usually you have to play it to find out, so it would still get a result on ROAR (from me anyway).
I had an idea for a scenario based on an engagement described in Max Hastings' "Armageddon", but it's hard to imagine it being played, apart from by me, when there are so many available already.wow, > 8,000 means, should I ever design something, the ASL world probably do not need another little bunch of scenarios like the others
I went to your website and it said it was asleep. Go wake it up!
When the water level in the cellar beneath his mom's trailer rises above a certain level, this results in short circuits, which may take out his server. On the other hand, to have the watered cellar under live electricity now and then helps to keep down its population of critters (from crawfish, all sorts of snakes, the occasional snapping turtle, and - heaven forbid - alligators). It also serves to fill the fridge with Cajun food (you know, from crawfish, all sorts of snakes...). In case an alligator has been zapped, its hide will serve for a new pair of flashy shoes for Psycho and a stylish purse for his mom.
I don't know when they do that crap. They used to shut their site down at like 2 am for a few hours for some reason & I could work on my page but no one could look at my page including me. Of course I could look at the pages I created just not the ones that I'd uploaded onto their site.
We rarely if ever used DYO for a serious scenario. It was candy for us. I also am curious if it gets much action for generating a real scenario. Interesting question also about Designers using it.
