07-16-2018, 07:26 AM
Like I've said for other events, as an NPC, it's a lot more easy to make the game fun when players work with you. This event was no different. A lot of you guys (players) went out of your way to talk to NPCs, get up to no good, and otherwise engage with what we were doing. I'm always happy when you guys pursue what we throw at you, and this game you guys really helped make it easy to have fun and make things cool.
Somehow, though nothing stands out as exceptionally special individually, this might have been one of my favourite events so far, I kinda just had a nonstop good time.
I do notice that some NPC shifts keep being dead, the ones around midday Saturday. It usually leaves us with fewer bodies to send out. I'm not calling anyone out or asking you to take those shifts specifically, but I'm curious as to what people's reasons are. I know some people choose the first/last shifts of the day/game if they play makeup races and want to avoid spending all that extra time, for example. Maybe if (not necessarily here) we talk about what drives people away from the saturday afternoon/evening shifts, we can get rid of those barriers and have more ammo for our mods. Otherwise, while we always want to send a ton of mods out with large casts, our number of NPCs at peak hours (like Friday night) are probably more than enough. We just need a few more people on those middle shifts.
Somehow, though nothing stands out as exceptionally special individually, this might have been one of my favourite events so far, I kinda just had a nonstop good time.
I do notice that some NPC shifts keep being dead, the ones around midday Saturday. It usually leaves us with fewer bodies to send out. I'm not calling anyone out or asking you to take those shifts specifically, but I'm curious as to what people's reasons are. I know some people choose the first/last shifts of the day/game if they play makeup races and want to avoid spending all that extra time, for example. Maybe if (not necessarily here) we talk about what drives people away from the saturday afternoon/evening shifts, we can get rid of those barriers and have more ammo for our mods. Otherwise, while we always want to send a ton of mods out with large casts, our number of NPCs at peak hours (like Friday night) are probably more than enough. We just need a few more people on those middle shifts.
OOG: Will Hyland.
IG: Alfric Smith, musician, physician, barber, mortician. Listen for the sound of flirting and the smell of liquor.
IG: Alfric Smith, musician, physician, barber, mortician. Listen for the sound of flirting and the smell of liquor.