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*[http://www.dommedagsaften.no/ Norwegian main website] with links to googledocs .PDF of all characters (in Norwegian.. Googletranslate is your friend..) | *[http://www.dommedagsaften.no/ Norwegian main website] with links to googledocs .PDF of all characters (in Norwegian.. Googletranslate is your friend..) | ||
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| English name | Doomesday's Eve |
|---|---|
| Tagline | How did the 80s cold war feel for the people involved? |
| Organized by | |
| Techniques | 360 |
| Website | dommedagsaften |
| Information | |
| Date | July 19, 2011 |
| Duration | 3 days |
| Location | Valdres, Norway |
| Participants | 54 |
| Budget | kr 50,000 |
| Participation fee | €20 |
| Credits | |
Dommedagsaften (Doomesday Eve) was a game run once in Norway in 2011.
Techniques
- Parallell Locations
- Runtime GameMaster responses technically done with a Telegraphsystem (see Telephonesystem from 1942)
- Staged Scenes
- Radio Broadcasts
- Cut & Break
Video documentation
Video documentation part1
Video documentation part2
External links
- Norwegian main website with links to googledocs .PDF of all characters (in Norwegian.. Googletranslate is your friend..)
