That one was quite hard, very close at the end. Took about 3 hours. The game has been beaten!
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#4
Off-topic Discussion /
September 21, 2011, 12:22:21 AM
I have successfully beaten the Romans! Fuck yeah! 
#5
Off-topic Discussion /
September 20, 2011, 09:50:32 PM
I hit 24 turns, tanking them in the base mostly. I may have an improved tactic to try now, but yeah, you will not win.
#6
General Discussion /
December 20, 2008, 10:05:46 PM
Guys don't be so quick to throw off "this feedback is not relevent because it is only applicable to you". That is a foolish action to perform. All feedback is useful. People saying "well I didn't find this" or any other comment about missing information can be used to find spots where there is a lack of clarity.
Beware of old player syndrome. They won't leave their comfort zone because it's always been like that. If someone brings up a point where there is lack of understanding, consider that the explanations there are lacking and need further fleshing out. If some things that are obvious are being missed, consider them too complicated and need simplifying.
Also remember some players may need a little herding to get involved. Not every player is super-proactive and those that are more shy should not be left out because they are not forcing themselves to get involved. Sometimes that just doesn't make sense to them.
Query random players, "what do you think about X plot" in reference to rumors posts and other "assumed IC knowledge". Consider that their reactions can help gague how much more fleshing is missing in the module to portray changes and perspectives between plots. Don't just wait here for feedback, though this is a good start. Go out and find people, doesn't matter if you Do or Don't know them. I'd say Better if you don't know them. If your rarer players know whats going on, you're doing a good job.
There's some feedback on getting feedback.
Beware of old player syndrome. They won't leave their comfort zone because it's always been like that. If someone brings up a point where there is lack of understanding, consider that the explanations there are lacking and need further fleshing out. If some things that are obvious are being missed, consider them too complicated and need simplifying.
Also remember some players may need a little herding to get involved. Not every player is super-proactive and those that are more shy should not be left out because they are not forcing themselves to get involved. Sometimes that just doesn't make sense to them.
Query random players, "what do you think about X plot" in reference to rumors posts and other "assumed IC knowledge". Consider that their reactions can help gague how much more fleshing is missing in the module to portray changes and perspectives between plots. Don't just wait here for feedback, though this is a good start. Go out and find people, doesn't matter if you Do or Don't know them. I'd say Better if you don't know them. If your rarer players know whats going on, you're doing a good job.
There's some feedback on getting feedback.
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