Re: [DL] Will Someone Stop the Bleedin'?

[TobyAkers@aol.com]

Just eyeball the time, find out what everyone's doing right after combat and 
guess at about how much time it takes.  If you don't want to guess at it, but 
still think it's important to know then keep it in combat rounds till 
everyone's ok.  In this case I wouldn't give chips to the player's or marshal 
for any jokers drawn as there's no real combat.

In a message dated 8/30/01 1:25:32 AM US Mountain Standard Time, 
jburneko@yahoo.com writes:

<< My question is, once you're out of combat and no
 longer using action cards and stuff how do you
 determine how much GAME TIME has passed.  I mean when
 the combat ends and the players start deliberating
 over what to do next do you pull out a stop watch and
 go, 5 seconds, those of you bleeding take a wind.  Ten
 seconds, take another wind.
 
 Do the players have to scramble for their dice and
 make medicine rolls in REAL TIME to stop the bleeding?
  Out side of combat how do you determine that five
 seconds or a minute has gone by inside the game?
  >>