Eastern Indiana?

[Quantumsurfer]

Does anyone play in Eastern Indiana, Western Ohio?

For reference, somewhere inside the "area" that is Muncie, New Castle, Connersville, and Richmond, IN over to Greenville, Dayton, and Oxford, OH.

[Quantumsurfer]

BrikWars Deadzone.  Shiver.

Mmkay, how about as far as Indianapolis, IN or Columbus, OH?

[Natalya]

Sorry, your area looks empty.  :[  I'm in Atlanta and like its a dead zone here too.  But if you stick around someone near you might join the boards.

[Quantumsurfer]

It does, doesn't it?  

Oh, well.  One day I will have a mighty wallet.  Then that wallet will become thin and I will have mighty lego armies.  Then I will display my awesomeness to all within sight and they will bend to the glory of the BrikWars.  Or I will throw briks at them until they relent.

No worries.  I dig on the amazing creations I've found here, so I will stick around awhile.  I really do hope someone from around here joins though.

[Natalya]

BTW: If you ever get to go to Los Angeles for some random reason, bring your armies.  RoC77 (See 45th Union, SAF-32, Iron Maiden) will probably do a battle with you.  I got to battle against him and Tuefish twice on trips out there.

[Quantumsurfer]

I'll keep it in mind, thanks.

[Abaddon127]

Hi Quantumsurfer, I am from Eastside Naptown, and I could possibly make a trip to Richmond on a Sunday afternoon to get my Orks into a good ruck.

[Quantumsurfer]

Died for a little while, sorry.

Sounds bitchin, but...my gaming group meets on Sundays.  Another day, maybe.  If you were still game, that is.

[Abaddon127]

Hey again Quantum Surfer, I have a couple of upcoming Saturdays off, are you up for a battle?  If so, do you know of any gaming stores in Richmond where we could play?

[Quantumsurfer]

Oh, man, if only.

In my time here, we've had 4.  One was the comic shop I went to growing up that later widened its selection to include games.  He closed the store some years ago to run it online.  We had a bookstore/gaming shop where I learned to play 40K.  That guy closed his store because he was afraid of Y2K.  We had a comic shop/game shop open up for about a year or so before the owner, ironically an accountant, ran it into the ground.  A business partner and I made an offer on that store but he wanted too much.  The last lasted a year or two before it crashed and burned.  Richmond has a pretty low gamer population.

Closest game stores to Richmond (that I know of) are in Muncie, Anderson, and Indy in Indiana, and Dayton (or thereabouts) in Ohio.  As of now, though, I'd have to get back to you on when I can drive that far.  Other than that...I recently met a guy (friend of a friend) who works at Hastings and wants to run some games there.  Way back when I worked there, we ran stuff like MageKnight on the weekends so it's entirely possible he could get that up and running very soon.  If he does, and I can finangle it, we might try that?

Let me know what you think.  If we have to put it off for a better time, that's ok too.

[Abaddon127]

I'm not sure where Hastings is, but if it's possible to get something set  up for a good BRIKWARS fight, I don't mind driving a couple hours.

[Quantumsurfer]

Well, it looks like that might've fallen through as well.

[IVhorseman]

PROTIP: Message each other and find a more reliable way for you two to effectively communicate and coordinate a battle. Exchange phone numbers, facebook, e-mail or whatever. It sounds like you're in good standing to play one another, as long as you can actually get together.

[Cytheran]

South bend, IN here.

[TheGreatSethinski]

I'm in Louisville here so that's pretty close... I guess...