Restless Heavens Public Document @ Google Docs I've been adding in more information about each kingdom, and I've been starting to define each character 'type' and also starting into the structures of the government and military. I did give the Youma Hunters a name, Akuniku - basically, they are like the Shusei in that they are kingdom-less
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AS YOU KNOW (Bob), I am deeply psyched about this game. <3333 Here is my tuppence on fings an' also stuff:
* Akuniku is an AWESOME name for youma hunters. <3
* Limits on Kings and Kirin and the waiting period and delay and activity levels are all very good ideas. Like you said, you don't want people feeling like they missed a shiny, yet if the player count stays fairly low, you don't want to have such important roles sitting vacant. Very good plan, very wise. ^_^
* Max character numbers and rationing of certain character types = also very good and wise planning. I totally agree that with a world this big and epic and diverse, players would have more opportunities for interaction and awesome plot if they had more characters, and six is a nice number. <3 ( ... )
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- I've already discussed this with you, and I think it's a good idea. It definitely addresses the issue of needing 24 players for each kingdom to have a king and kirin, which is a huge amount these days but possible.
- Also good. <3 Six is a reasonable number, and perhaps as the game continues the allowance can be expanded. I'm also thinking of a game that we shall not mention, with people having many shiny characters that everyone was supposed to know every little detail about, but never appeared in stories ( ... )
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Forum posting might be a general member requirement too, so you can quickly winnow out the dead weight: Post monthly on the forums, or you will be swept out to sea or eaten by a grue youma and your characters killed. XD
Hmm, possible suggestion for the higher requirements for shinies: maybe 2000K per quarter/2 pieces of art? And be more active on the forums and involved in the plotting?
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I like the idea of forum post requirements. What do they consider as a finished piece of art?
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Well, they used to have a points systems for art, awarding n points for sketches, n more for partially-finished, n+ more for "masterpieces". But it got so stupid and cumbersome that they decided ANY piece of art, including a sketch, would count. I personally feel that leaves the door open for people to abuse the option and submit a stick-figure drawing, unless you have an art approval process in place (another level of administrative bureaucracy you may not want to deal with). So for RH, maybe consider anything from a partially-finished piece -- like your sketch of Tanpopo -- on up as acceptable?
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