When something falls into your lap like The Free Ryzom Campaign, you don’t throw it out like the drunk it is. Instead, you buy it another drink and hope it starts making sense sometime soon.

I gave it the old college try over at GameSetWatch today, and (to my eyes) kind of ended up talking around myself in circles. Ahh well. I always have next week to do better.

“In the long term, this could mean the beginning of a game that is truly dynamic. With the Ryzom Ring toolset available to everyone, players and interested third parties could create zones and scenarios, which could then be integrated into the actual game by Ryzom’s keepers. Given the lack of a financial stake in the game, the game’s minders could execute truly game-shaking events, wiping out cities and changing the face of the game; in-game events retail games could never dream of attempting might be your average Saturday night in an open source Ryzom.”