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  3. November 2004

RE: New RPG programmers

This is a good point, Scott.  While Jon and Susan provide RPG classes
that are outstanding, they seem geared towards "skill enhancement"
rather than introduction.  While this makes sense for their target
audience, I wonder if there isn't a need for a tutorial on RPG?  I'm
thinking it might be based on, as you say, "real world" requirements.
The book might then also serve as a comparison of how easily things are
done in RPG as compared to "other" languages.

Joe


> From: Scott Klement
> 
> I can teach more than that in a week!  Unfortunately, I have other
> responsibilities, and can't be a 40hr/week teacher!

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