I finally got around to posting again, so it looks like our characters are all together and being subjected to smile #3 thanks to our resident Companion.<br/><br/>I know for me starting is the hard part, looking back over all the posts trying to figure out who is where and what to interject at what point, etc.  But that's over for now, so maybe we should think about a posting order.<br/><br/>Once again, it's not my game, it's our game.  (I wonder if we should have that translated into Latin and use it as an official motto... but I digress)<br/><br/>So, what are your thoughts / recommendations?<br/><br/>In my non roleplay life, I'm surrounded by a lot of rules, so I tend to be a rules-oriented person... or rather a person who likes things to be conducted in an orderly manner.  At the same time, I like to be flexible, too.  As for posting, it would be nice to have some order to the thing, each taking his turn at the proper time, but remaining flexible too.<br/><br/>The reality is that some people spend more time here than others, and I really don't like the thought of not being able to sign on for a couple of days, and find out two or three other players have played out a week of game time while I was away.  On the other hand, two characters off by themselves doing "thing A" can post away while the rest of the group is doing "thing B" ... so long as they link back up at the same time in game time terms.<br/><br/>-----------------------<br/><br/>I was also going to ask Kaya if Angel's intervention in Lynn's poker game had something to do with the characters already knowing each other or if it was a random thing.  I presumed when they were walking toward the group's table that it was because it was understood they were both there by invitation because they were both passengers on the ship.  Or was it because she was "reading" something, like this girl is here for the same meeting?<br/><br/>Maybe I'm sounding anal, but mostly I was just curious.<br/><br/>----------------------<br/><br/>Also .... (god, I talk a lot, don't I?) ..... as some of you may have guessed from a previous OOC post, after much weeping and gnashing of teeth, a copy of what was on my<em>really old</em>computer (the official game) is now on my<em>merely old but still in use</em>computer, and I only had to kick it three or four times and throw a box of disks against a wall twice to get it to cooperate.  So, while I don't plan to turn it into a dice rolling game, hopefully between that and the other resources I was directed to, we can have a flavorful game.