Sorry, bro. I don't intend any harshness.Sarcastic playfull stament: Dude pull back on the harshness. I cann't speak for every one but heck since when did that stop me? I don't think every one is saying that the after party is a bad idea nor that we all should dump S&V night. I think all we are debating here is how to bring back the scum and vililliany back to it is all. I'll post what I stated on the...whatever post that discusses this same thing.
I, personally, don't have any care for the scum and villainy part of S&V. The event hasn't changed much since I first attended, from what I've seen....it's just different people, now, so the atmosphere of the room has changed.
The prevailing attitude is that of the Roba. Having fun with your friends and improv RP. If someone decides to be shot, at the Roba...half the room gets involved. When Rebecca showed up drugged and wounded (I forgot the details) after Casino Nite, there was a crowd helping to take care of her. Events are what each person makes them. If enough people show up to scare the dancers, the dancers will be scared. If it's just 3 musicians and the girls, S&V will be Flirt Nite with an audience.
My advice is, if you want to turn it to what it was intented to be, gather a group, and come with a plan. If you like it as it stands, just keep showing up, and don't be rigid to the changes that may happen. The party will continue, it'll just be shaded more.
Of all of the suggestions, I feel that putting the shadowy dealings in the back room would be best for everyone. It'd make the event one that appeals to most, if not all of us.
If there's any concern, Jabe gave me his blessing in starting this new discussion.










