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Dave Moser Antonio Bellini
Thiago Requião de Oliviera
treq@ig.com.br Salvador/Bahia Brazil
Very novice,
If someone have some notes about the game for
computer please let me know, this game is a wonderful challenge to put
it in bits and bytes...
Andreas Schamanek
Andreas.Schamanek@univie.ac.at
Vienna, Austria
Devoted novice.
I am an absolute novice. But being through
Theories of Complex Dynamic Systems
and Constructivism I knew exactly that Eleusis is
*the one* game I have always been looking for
after I had read the first two
paragraphs in Abbott's original publication. I
am currently looking forward to finding interested people here in Vienna, Austria, to play
Eleusis.
I've been playing since the article came out
back in 77. I was in High School then and my circle of friends
were/are the _very_ brainy sort.
We still get together occasionally and when we
do we often play Eleusis.
There _has_ to be a way to play an Eleusis
type (pattern solving) game via email. I think this game could have
a good following via the internet. We've got to put our heads
together to come up with rules for E-leusis.
I have just discovered Eleusis and it is
brilliant!
I am considering an option of writing the
multiplayer computer game
of Eleusis, so that players from around
the world could play together.
Stephen Johnson
Hoboken, New Jersey
I have been playing this wonderful game for years. We usually played on the floor, because the pattern would become so long, and even then might have to make it turn a corner to fit. There is nothing quite as exhilarating as suddenly grasping the pattern and declaring oneself prophet, or quite as ignominious when proved wrong and deposed.
Marty Dooley Absolute novice |
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