The Fate of Sunday Gameplay

I can only remember one event where main mod was Sunday but it did go very well and made for some good future plot stuff. Sunday mods have been never the type of thing wehere you felt bummed out about missing, so they do need a hook to make it work.

My real life responsibilities preclude me from ever being around on Sundays anymore, but I think making it worthwhile will make a big difference. Lemming goblins making suicide runs into the Inn won't.

PS To go back to what was mentioned about Fridays, several years ago we used to be allowed to come to game as early as the camp allowed and start to RP if desired, It allowed for learning and interraction and even more importantly, time to do sorcery and ceremonies. I don't know what ever happened to it, but I always felt it worked.

I am strongly in favor of keeping Sundays ig until cleanup, but i do think perhaps there needs to be a greater consideration for events, such as this past one, that end up being messier that others thus taking more hours to clean.
Sundays should stay because (of all these reasons I'm sure have already been said but I just skimmed through cause well there's 5 pages)
1) it does help those who for what ever reason during the meaty part of the event couldn't find time or find someone else with the time to learn something, helping their character progression by not making them wait yet another month to get a skill.
2) It allows rp that may not have happened due to inevitable interruption by any number of factors that would be found during the thick of the main plot.
And 3) Sunday is one of the things that sets this game apart not many other games run through Sunday and I find it leaves the weekend with and unsatisfactory conclusion. It's like reading a book, how would you feel if the story just ended right at the climax? You're left with too many questions. Will they live happily ever after? Will there be a sequel? Is there a surprise twist? There's just too much left unsaid.
I'm gonna stop now cause I can see this getting lengthy. There's my two cents.

Teresa S.
(ig: Veronica Archangel)