In post 6, Nicholas1024 wrote:Put Survivor: Middle Earth into the upcoming section, if you please. It will probably start after at least one of BB: Espionage and Survivor: Two Worlds has ended.
Player cap? Will you be taking pre-/ins?
In post 6, Nicholas1024 wrote:Put Survivor: Middle Earth into the upcoming section, if you please. It will probably start after at least one of BB: Espionage and Survivor: Two Worlds has ended.
In post 13, animorpherv1 wrote:King of the hill has fail url.
In post 38, Maestro wrote:
Inquiring for co-Mod powers for RTD: Pokemon Edition, which is now in sign-ups if BS2000 hadn't already let you know...
In post 57, RedCoyote wrote:Oh, cool. I never checked this thread before.
izak, do you have authority over the archived mish mash games forum? I want to know because I wanted to "unlock" a thread in the archive temporarily and copy BBcode to save myself some time.
In post 61, RedCoyote wrote:But, actually, if it's not much trouble, izak, could you just move it back to active? Let me get the thread.
http://forum.mafiascum.net/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=16274
In post 62, TheBadOne wrote:I think Survivor Two Worlds is abandoned by Mastermind so I don't think we should wait much longer with so many survivor games in the queue...
In post 88, Xalxe wrote:Can Exterminate be marked as abandoned yet, Izak?
In post 95, Chevre wrote:In post 89, Shiidaji wrote:So F3 basically turns into everyone submitting all of their coins, and the person with the least amount being eliminated without being able to put up a fight?
No. Everyone would submit their coins, sure, but the two with the least would be at the mercy of the one with the most, for they have to select who to take to the final 2.
The reason I like this because it adds an aspect of social strategy to the coin game.
In post 113, Pizzadudes7 wrote:You mean the fact that he misspelled Murphy's?
In post 166, Kcdaspot wrote:hey Izak could you put my Let's play FTL in you list somewhere?
http://forum.mafiascum.net/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=23611
In post 192, Packbat wrote:If you wish me to be explicit, I will be, gladly. My understanding is that this thread exists for one purpose and one purpose only: to announce the opening of new Mish-Mash games so that players interested in playing in those games may seek their threads and join. Very well, you have announced. And when you open a thread, you can announce that too. In the meanwhile, unless I am mistaken about the nature of game list thread etiquette (and I will gladly accept rebuke if I am) you - and all the other Mornington Crescent fanatics - should clear the floor.
In post 237, Wraith wrote:Been thinking about starting a Let's Play here sometime in the future with some audience participation. Would I put that in this forum or somewhere else?
In post 265, Xalxe wrote:In post 264, Maestro wrote:In post 263, kdowns wrote:... HELP... I'm being mercilessly ridiculed through overuse of a mediecre meme!
FTFY
FTFY
In post 407, animorpherv1 wrote:In post 404, izakthegoomba wrote:Ani, as you well know there are no experience requirements for MM games, and I'm not entirely sure why you're bringing that up now.
I believe that /someone/ is interested in running a formalized queue. The only 'fair' way to decide who can enter or not is exepreience, and I feel like using experience is terribly flawed.
In post 412, diginova wrote:What about 3) One large game of each type in play at any one time? So a new Survivor can't start (and start includes taking signups) until the Sole Survivor is crowned in the previous one.
Also, the same host cannot host 2 larges in a row unless there is nobody else vying for the spot.
That would mean you'd get PMS2, one Survivor, one BB at once... which is good.
In post 529, Maestro wrote:(Also gives me something to wait for whilst izak lets his fantastic sequel dwindle into memory.....)
Like I said before, there is no official queue for running Survivor games. When how Mish Mash was going to be run was being discussed, not one person wanted a mod queue, and I agree with that. I don't see why an exception should be made for one particular style of game.In post 722, mallowgeno wrote:Gonna be getting behind Cybele in that quene too...In post 709, Cybele wrote:I'd like to reserve a place in the survivor waiting list. My teaser post will come when I have enough designed that I think it'll actually run.
I feel like there should be a separate list for these on the OP
If you've already planned around running it all on MS I'll let it slide, but if it's not too much trouble it would be appreciated if you could do it on QT.In post 848, Maestro wrote:uh, izak? does this effect HPRPG?
Yes. Yes, it is. I've had quite a few PMs about it recently.In post 849, SleepyKrew wrote:Though honestly, why? Is it actually bothering people how many threads Poke has/HP will have?
Are you suggesting we give individual games their own forums? That's... radical. The issue, of course, is that only admins can create subforums, and I am most definitely not an admin. Also, game mods would presumably need proper mod powers within their subforum, which would necessitate extra usergroups. So nice idea, but I don't think it's workable.In post 850, Chevre wrote:What I've been thinking since this started: Why don't we just designate subforums for each, a la Chess Games?
Sure, one would say that it's not worth the effort for some games especially if they flake, but what if we had an "incubation period" of 2 to 4 weeks?
I don't want to interrupt games which are already going. The rule is to stop this happening again in the future.In post 877, RichardGHP wrote:Doesn't it kind of defeat the purpose to grandfather in the worst offender?
That's Maestro's decision. If a game is in signups it is (or at least, should be) already thoroughly planned out, and without knowing exactly how Maestro plans to run it I can't make a definitive call on it.In post 881, RichardGHP wrote:I meant the Harry Potter ones, which appear to still be in signups.In post 879, izakthegoomba wrote:I don't want to interrupt games which are already going. The rule is to stop this happening again in the future.In post 877, RichardGHP wrote:Doesn't it kind of defeat the purpose to grandfather in the worst offender?
Not to make excuses, but I didn't (don't?) think people really use the list. It seems far more reliable and convenient to me to skim the thread's recent posts if you're looking for new games, but YMMV.In post 894, xofelf wrote:Well there is one thing that I do semi care about(read as: affect me somewhat) that was stated in these last few pages: The OP of this thread can get woefully behind. If you're not keeping up with thread as it is, often potential games or ones in signups can get missed unless you scour through the Mish Mash forum itself. Not just because of the RPG threads, there are enough other ones that make it problematic as well. I do think that if the OP got updated more often, games in signups wouldn't have to worry about being buried in ongoing things.
...has there even been a game which has needed 4 or 5 threads, and no more?In post 920, SleepyKrew wrote:I still feel like 3 is an arbitrarily low limit. How about 5? If you need more, then you play your game in...
SKrewtopia
Firstly, it wasn't really that sudden - people have been grumbling about the threads for a few weeks now, and I agreed that the clutter is unreasonable to anyone who wants to try and browse the forum - especially with more big games coming up soon. I don't think the decision is at all unreasonable, and I made sure it didn't interrupt anything that couldn't easily adapt to it.In post 941, Mr. Flay wrote:izak, why did you make a sudden and unilateral decision on this?
I believe the idea here is not to cart off "big games" to a different forum, but rather to allow games needing extra threads besides their main one to put these extra threads in the subforum, while keeping their main thread in Mish Mash.In post 941, Mr. Flay wrote:How many threads are we talking about here? 10 now, 27 tomorrow? I don't think it's necessary to cart games off of the forum to proboards or whatever, but it's also reasonable to expect that Mish-Mash be somewhat navigable. We split Chess off for way less than 27 threads, I think.
In post 961, fuzzybutternut wrote:All in favor say "I"
"aye" is also acceptable.
Or any variation of the word.
Yes, but that was before the idea of a new subforum was even raised.In post 971, Rob14 wrote:That's...not true. Your original suggestion to games was to take stuff off-site.
No. What I called "radical" was the idea that individual games could have their own subforums - I also explained why this would be incredibly impractical. I used no such description for the idea of generic subforum for extra threads.In post 971, Rob14 wrote:You also described the idea to create a subforum as "radical", IIRC.
I didn't see this as such a big deal - and to be honest, I still think it's not as huge as the explosion of posting would suggest. I sympathise with Maestro's position - that browsing the forum shouldn't be the primary method of finding a particular thread when we have egosearch, bookmarks, and subscriptions available. Everything I've done with relation to the issue has been in the attempt to appease people with the minimum upheaval possible.In post 969, Mr. Flay wrote:That's not really what I meant. Did you have any PUBLIC discussion before coming to a new rule? One-way conversations between disgruntled folks and you is a start, but not an end.
Nobody wants a formal queue for Mish Mash games. It's come up a few times.In post 1058, orcinus_theoriginal wrote:Why is this such a bad thing I'm curiousIn post 1056, Xalxe wrote:No. No. No.If it is such a big issue or becomes so, then there should be a better queue system in place.