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Crowdsourcing gives me that opportunity to support my diversity of interests. It keeps me alive with new challenges and interesting projects. Can't get much better than that can you? Oh yeah, and what's my risk? Time. I personally call it play time.

John Lynn, Feb 2007

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Summary

Domain:: migration
Members:: 9; View Original Idea

crisis games management video

Your planet is about to explode, all the resources are depleted, and you've got twelves hours to move as many humans and animal species to a gigantic spaceship before an asteroid hits and destroy everything. The real actual game last twelve hours, no more and no less.

You have to make preparations to move as much as you can and then find suitable planet among several. You have to calculate how much load and how much fuel you'll need to make it to any of the other planets.

It's stressing and once you start the game, you cannot pause or save the game play and comeback later. Either you play, or your world dies.

If you ever do reach a new planet, you'll have to recolonize. Let's just hope you've brought enough load and material, because we might have to forgot to mention the new planet's native fauna and flora. But Colonization,, that's for 2.0!

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