I don't know how often this is an issue or anything for anyone, or how normal the server crashing would be. It doesn't seem to happen that often but I haven't been around long enough.
In NWN1 on the couple of servers I over time played on, when a server went down and people were RPing, they usually had like a resume rule. They'd wait like five or ten minutes to see if everyone got back on, and in place and such before resumming.
Example: Party is traveling along the road, bandits attack, bandits lose and a conversation starts between the party leader and bandit leader(DM) [server crashes][servers comes back up] the Bandit leader and two of the party, minus the party leader return. Instead of RPing the change in, everyone would wait a few minutes. If the other person didn't show up, then RP it in, otherwise continue on as normal.
I'm just bringing it up because I was unfairly expecting this of a DM I was with earlier(I know you might know Mr DM, but sorry again!). For all I know, I'm the odd one out and no one else here as ever even heard of it being done that way. I looked around and I couldn't see any specific threads or posts about this, so sorry(as I usually say) if I missed this or if something about this already exists.
Err, I made sense right?
In NWN1 on the couple of servers I over time played on, when a server went down and people were RPing, they usually had like a resume rule. They'd wait like five or ten minutes to see if everyone got back on, and in place and such before resumming.
Example: Party is traveling along the road, bandits attack, bandits lose and a conversation starts between the party leader and bandit leader(DM) [server crashes][servers comes back up] the Bandit leader and two of the party, minus the party leader return. Instead of RPing the change in, everyone would wait a few minutes. If the other person didn't show up, then RP it in, otherwise continue on as normal.
I'm just bringing it up because I was unfairly expecting this of a DM I was with earlier(I know you might know Mr DM, but sorry again!). For all I know, I'm the odd one out and no one else here as ever even heard of it being done that way. I looked around and I couldn't see any specific threads or posts about this, so sorry(as I usually say) if I missed this or if something about this already exists.
Err, I made sense right?
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