Updated Mod Eligibility Rules
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Thank you for the clarification.- Nobody Special
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Ten weeks is complex; it's far simpler to count whole months.
On the one hand, two months -- given the current queue situation -- should be fine, as it then equates to ~5 months onsite.
However, if the queue situation were to drastically shrink, it would be less. And an elastic time restriction based on the current queue size is just wrong.
So, I vote for three months.- Nobody Special
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I've played over 30 games here, and I still suck. Thank heavens playing expertise isn't a requirement for Modding.- Nobody Special
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It's not so much the mechanics of modding a game as it is the consistency, presence and perseverance. I think that new (to this site) players who are over the three-week deadlines would likely vanish if their modding game dropped to low activity.- Nobody Special
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glowball wrote:is there anything needed to be a back up mod? in an open game set up...
Backup Mods have the same requirements as regular mods: For the Open Queue, three months onsite and one completed game. More information here. - Nobody Special
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