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Re: what helps you decide to play a game? In Reply to: what helps you decide to play a game? posted by dave on September 25, 2003 at 16:34:05:
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Posted by: Team_Knightmare_Tango on September 26, 2003 at 09:48:40
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Field: Very good Terrain and theme fields are a plus. Promoter: It should be someone that we have faith in or have been told by reliable sources, that will run a well organized event. Reffing: If the cheating is going to be out of control, we will not attend. Cost: We pretty much accept that an event that is far away will end up costing a good deal of money. If we don't want to spend as much we go local.
: i know we in our family look for a promotor we know runs a top game ( one of the big 4) : dave the coalition : again i ask the question so the promotor knows what we as players look to know about his game and where it is
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