As of today, 6/29/2012, there are now 1,200+ registered V:TES players associated with this V:EKN site.

Forum Stats wrote:


How many of your local players have yet to join?

Invite them!

Is there some sort of invite function, or are you just suggesting we send an email? I think a lot of Berkeleyites have yet to join... I'll remind them tomorrow.

brandonsantacruz wrote:


Not that I'm aware of.

brandonsantacruz wrote:


I'm saying that almost 1 in 4 members of the website is a volunteer and thus much more dedicated than the regular players. I'd love to get some idea of how many players there really are, and I'm not convinced the sign-ups here reflect the actual player ratios.

i.e. is there a local volunteer for every 5 player playgroup? If so, that would be a bit disappointing for a new company thinking of publishing new/more cards. If it is closer to 20 players to 1 volunteer, that would be more encouraging.

Volunteer counts:

11 Australia
2 Austria
1 Belarus
2 Belgium
21 Brazil
5 Canada
1 Chile
1 Colombia
1 Croatia
3 Czech Republic
1 Denmark
8 Finland
20 France
14 Germany
4 Hungary
11 Italy
1 Japan
4 Netherlands
1 New Zealand
4 Norway
1 Philippines
11 Poland
2 Portugal
4 Russian Federation
1 Serbia
1 Singapore
2 Slovakia
3 South Africa
42 Spain
13 Sweden
1 Switzerland
10 United Kingdom
57 United States

264 Local Volunteers
26 National Volunteers
6 International Volunteers
296 Total Volunteers
(assuming no repeats in the volunteer structure, I didn't check for that though, wasn't that motivated)

There is no way there are 57 US princes. No way at all.

According to the Prince list there are 50 Princes in the USA that have at least registered on this site and 8 more that have been reported active by the National Coordinator.

I had a look at US the list Kevin i've met ~ 50% of them sand the rest were non NAC/Origins attendees....you just to get them out of the woodwork

let's celebrate by playing a 1200 player game of VTES right here in this very thread!

I'll go first

I play Info Highway. Would anyone like to sudden? *waits for impulse to pass 1199 times*

If someone does sudden, then there's another 1198 impulses to check to see if someone suddens the sudden (you personally can't, because it's during your turn, and the player who played it can't, as they don't have another OOT master phase action).

I play a Wash.