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That sounds like a pretty good mafia game to me.Epignosis wrote:No thanks.Spacedaisy wrote:On a semi-related note, I have thought for some time that a Choose Your Own Adventure themed mafia could be quite intriguing!
HOST: "Do you choose the sensible action, or will you do the craziest thing imaginable that no person in his right mind would think to do?"
PLAYER: "The sensible action."
HOST: "You die in a fiery explosion. The End."
That's understandable. I had the same realization when I visited a university for its Engineering program. It was neat and all, but I realized it wasn't right for me. I loved Accounting from my very first semester, somehow.blindfaeth wrote:Oh dear, I'm not sure. I've always been a really artistic person, unfortunately, I can't really draw, but you don't need a steady hand to do graphic design, the program can draw a straight line for you :PMovingPictures07 wrote:Thanks, lol. I'm taking Regulation first, then BEC, FAR, and Auditing (at least that's the plan). The goal is to have it all done by the end of the year at the latest, or if possible by August or October. Unfortunately, it leaves me with little time for other reading for the duration.blindfaeth wrote:lol MP, good luck with that. FWIW, I was an accounting major in college and switched tracks to graphic design. I don't regret it
Right now I'm reading a board game manual, but I'm not sure that counts as literature.I'm also in the middle of re-reading my favorite book, Poison Study by Maria Snyder
Accounting to graphic design? I wasn't aware you were originally in accounting. What made you decide to switch to something so drastically different? Lol.
I remember I sincerely enjoyed accounting my first semester but it became quickly apparent to me that I would not want to do it the rest of my life, I enjoy variety in my day-to-day.
Thanks, lol. I'm taking Regulation first, then BEC, FAR, and Auditing (at least that's the plan). The goal is to have it all done by the end of the year at the latest, or if possible by August or October. Unfortunately, it leaves me with little time for other reading for the duration.blindfaeth wrote:lol MP, good luck with that. FWIW, I was an accounting major in college and switched tracks to graphic design. I don't regret it
Right now I'm reading a board game manual, but I'm not sure that counts as literature.
