Erfworld Inc. ?

[Roldolfo1]

Does anyone else feel like they're working in an "Erfworld" company or am I just booped? Consider this:

• There are no children.
• The "Rules" are not written down anywhere
• Characters are "Popped" (hired) as skilled adults
• Rulers (bosses) can be anything from enlightened to insane
• Smucker driven (bottom line)
• Move up the corporate ladder (level up)
• Hostile takeovers (hostile takeovers)
• Market share (cities)
• Consultants (barbarians)

Perhaps Parson should follow a "poison pill" strategy

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[Roldolfo1]

Sorry folks I somehow got this posted twice and can't figure out how to delete it.

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[SteveMB]

It looks like your post came through twice.

My initial impression of Stanley was rather like Dilbert's pointy-haired boss (though later developments, particularly the last couple pages, indicate that there's more to him).

[Roland St. Jude]

Sheriff of Moddingham: Threads merged for your pleasure. Carry on!