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"Quote:\nOriginally written by Kaartinjaakari Smoo: And by the way has there ever been anything besides a slow release pace for BoA scenarios?\n\nRoses of Reckoning. Release date: 4/7/2004. \nBabysitting. Release date: 4/30/2004. \nThe Cave of No Return. Release date: 6/20/2004. \nEmerald Mountain. Release date: 8/10/2004. \nDeath at Chapman's. Release date: 8/17/2004. \nA Perfect Forest. Release date: 9/5/2004. \nCanopy. Release date: 12/25/2004. \nXerch'de. Release date: 12/27/2004. \nBahssikava. Release date: 2/20/2005. \nBackwater Calls. Release date: 2/27/2005. \nLord Putidus. Release date: 3/29/2005. \nNine Variations on Point B. Release date: 4/7/2005. \nCresent Valley. Release date: 4/15/2005. \nUndead Valley. Release date: 5/24/2005. \nDruids of Krell. Release date: 6/5/2005. \nA Large Rebellion. Release date: 6/6/2005. \nMad Ambition. Release date: 6/9/2005. \nNephilim Mystery. Release date: 8/2/2005. \nProving Grounds. Release date: 10/17/2005. \nMagus of Cattalon. Release date: 1/8/2006.  \nIt appears that the period between Bahssikava and Mad Ambition was the most active period for BoA (nine scenarios in four months). It appears that right now is the slowest (two scenarios in the past six months). The previously slowest period was right after the release of the game (three scenarios in five months).  \nIt probably helped that the period between Bahs and MA was the period right before the deadline of the last contest."
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