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My theory is that there are several factors that come into play, when the progression of the RPG halted: one, people simply lacked the time; two, that we were looking so far ahead, with all those cool ideas, that we lost our focus on the here and now. I was quite guilty of that, so I figure others may have been, too.
I can't really counteract the first, though I think (and I am only just thinking, here. I'm not saying this is the only way, merely the only one I've come up with thus far) that with shorter story arcs we can take the pressure off a little, give people more time to write and think on it. The second comes into play here, too, because we'd see a quicker resolution - hopefully quick enough that attentions don't wander too far away.
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Hey all so just thought I'd check in whether there was still any interest among the majority of the RPG players in reviving the expedition or whether the feeling among everyone is that its best to leave the RPG to rest in peace.
) then I think a different set up would be needed. Instead of having one overreaching story that's told in chapters, like a book, have smaller, self contained stories, that are connected by an overall theme. Think of it this way, by comparing it to comics: Instead of having fifty issues (like we do now) we do little story arcs of six issues, with an overall story arc, like those Vong comics.
