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As someone not familiar with "Seasteading," this was a very confusing site visit. I couldn't understand if the "game" took place on a cruise ship, or what the
by david_shaw 5y ago
As someone not familiar with "Seasteading," this was a very confusing site visit.
I couldn't understand if the "game" took place on a cruise ship, or what the objective of the game was. At first, I thought this might have been an in-person LARP-style event at sea (which sounded interesting), but after reading the commentary here, I think it's just a way to promote their actual Seasteading fantasy.
- munk-a 5y agoAre you saying that it'd be rude of me to show up to their event as a level 13 half-orc cleric of pelor with a pouch full of foam balls to properly target my spell effects? That actually sounds like a lot more fun and gosh I've missed LARPing over the past year.
- rtkwe 5y agoThey'll need a cleric when a blight hits their hydroponics or the virologist decides that a good way to make money is to poison the group and sell a cure. You could make good money fleecing them!