Jon replied to David: > How about some sort of competitive (or cooperative) obstacle course? > Or a three-dimensional counterpart to ice skating, or an airborne > counterpart to synchronized swimming.
* I wonder if there could be a cross between 'synchronized swimming', ballet and trapeze performances. The team tries to fly neat patterns, but only certain members are allowed to touch the walls (or poles, etc), the others must shove themselves off from their team partners. * Could there be actual 'swimming' in air-filled zero-G, i.e. flying by body movement, without the aid of wings? Water is much denser than air, so this would require lots of stamina for comparatively little distance -- an option for smaller ships or stations? Or could you put games into a zero-G water tank? * Darts or the like, hurling stuff over very long distances. * How about some sort of ballgame with players on bungee tethers? They can launch themselves from their 'home side' to catch the ball, but after the jump they are returned automatically. Tactics would be judging who is inbound, who is outbound, who is ready to jump. * Zero-G martial arts, for sport or training. _______________________________________________ GurpsNet-L mailing list <[email protected]> http://mail.sjgames.com/mailman/listinfo/gurpsnet-l
