Reply To: Cruise onboard communicating
I think we can be fairly sure that there won’t be people in the room 24/7. While at some other large geek gathering there might be people in any given room at all hours of the night, one of the great things about the cruise was that, barring early shore excursions, we all had the same schedule and the same ‘travel’ arrangements to get to our beds, so we all pretty much started and stopped gaming at the same time; that is, whenever made it possible for us to get to the events and get some sleep. If there’s a sea monkey in that room during the concerts, for instance, said monkey would probably not be sane enough to protect the server.
Although, if we were able to somehow lock the game room, and have it so that all sea monkey room keys can lock and unlock it, that could work.