[Churchofgaming] CoG on the move?

Mark egrek2000 at yahoo.com
Tue May 15 04:25:33 UTC 2012


$40 = I had a feeling it would creep up.
 
Good games is very full in the week - not been at weekends - but run a game on tuesday nights there (seems increasingly crowded and not quiet!)
I'm happy for either 'free' place - I'm not convinced the price at $40 would stay like that for long if we accept it.
I'd assume they could both be loud though!
 
And Lev - when does it start from - is this sunday off/$40? Or do we have a few weeks to work it out?

Mark 
PS Crap.
 

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>From: Michael Cole <mcole222 at yahoo.com.au>
>To: Church of Gaming <churchofgaming at rpgreview.net> 
>Sent: Tuesday, 15 May 2012, 13:24
>Subject: Re: [Churchofgaming] CoG on the move?
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>The Church are determined to get rid of us, aren't they?  $20 I could have handled, $40 is getting a bit much.  Particularly if it is a week in which only four turn up, that's $10 each for not much in return.  Unless they are willing to change it to say something along the lines of $2 per person, I say we move.
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>I assume the Casa de Cranbourne option is off the table? :-)
>Is the library at Casa de Kew a possibility?
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>With the other two options, I have no preference. Only issue I would have would be with parking - I don't know how it works on Sundays in terms of metering, but for me, it could be up to $10 for the day.
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>GL has its WebPage titled, "Magic the Gathering Melbourne", and it does only list casual play for Mondays and Tuesdays - probably want to check that.  GG does list some D&D stuff, including on Sundays.  Do both have room, and would they be willing to accept us?
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>--- On Tue, 15/5/12, Felix Aplin <f.aplin at pgrad.unimelb.edu.au> wrote:
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>>From: Felix Aplin <f.aplin at pgrad.unimelb.edu.au>
>>Subject: Re: [Churchofgaming] CoG on the move?
>>To: "Church of Gaming" <churchofgaming at rpgreview.net>
>>Received: Tuesday, 15 May, 2012, 1:02 PM
>>
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>>I don't know how good these new places are, but if you think they are OK lev I trust your judgement. As such I vote for 2) move to games laboratory. Is actually closer to us than UC anyway. Also happy to move to GG, but I hear that is mostly a place for magic the gathering and not so much RPGs.Cheers,Felix 
>>On 15 May 2012 11:58, <lev at rpgreview.net> wrote: 
>>The Unitarian Church has established a new fee structure, apparently based
>>>on a break-even structure.
>>>
>>>The cost proposed to us is:
>>>
>>>$20.00 per use for a period of up to 3 hours, whether one-off or regular use
>>>$40.00 for a period over 3 hours, up to 7 hours, whether one-off or
>>>regular use.
>>>
>>>We're in that delightful level of having four-and-a-half hour meetings,
>>>although apparently we could extend this to 7 at the same cost.
>>>
>>>Also, we're expected to provide our own tea/coffee/milk :)
>>>
>>>Other options, which are free, modern and central:
>>>
>>>Games Laboratory
>>>----------------
>>>http://www.gameslaboratory.com.au/
>>>
>>>Ground Floor, Galleria
>>>385 Bourke St, Melbourne, VIC 3000
>>>
>>>Open from 10am to 8pm (or later)
>>>
>>>https://www.facebook.com/Games.Laboratory
>>>
>>>
>>>Good Games
>>>----------
>>>http://www.goodgames.com.au/stores/Good-Games-Melbourne
>>>
>>>Level 1, 365 Lonsdale Street
>>>
>>>https://www.facebook.com/pages/Good-Games/50496067244
>>>
>>>
>>>This gives us three options, which I we should vote on (with preferences).
>>>
>>>
>>>1. Stay at the Unitarian Church
>>>2. Move to Games Laboratory
>>>3. Move to Good Games
>>>
>>>
>>>We're familiar with the UC, so no need to elaborate too much on that. I've
>>>scouted out the Laboratory and it looks pretty good. My opinion is that
>>>the suggested fees don't really provide any tangible benefits for us in
>>>comparison to the alternatives (although parking is probably easier - most
>>>of the time).
>>>
>>>Any other thoughts, options etc?
>>>
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