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Post #62 (isolation #1) » Mon Dec 06, 2010 3:56 am
Postby Hoopla »
Rhinox wrote:Hey can anyone tell me who I need to talk to to find out if a setup/role is considered normal or not? I'm starting the planning for my game in a few months or so and I've got an idea but before I get too far into it I want to make sure it actually qualifies as normal.
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Post #174 (isolation #2) » Tue Dec 21, 2010 8:20 am
Postby Hoopla »
Fenhl wrote:
@chesskid3:
When your game nears signups Papa Zito will PM you to check whether you are still here, and he will ask you to PM him your setup. IIRC, post #1 shows the mod who is currently in that stage as underlined, e.g. right now it's Zachrulez.
Also, you should probably get a "real" reviewer for at least your first mini normal. Zodiark13 is doing a good job reviewing mine, really helpful.
What happens is, when you're near the top of the queue, Zito will get in contact with you, and get you to send your set-up (Opening post, role PM's, rule-set etc.) to me, or someone from the Normal Review Group. We look it over for balance/normalcy, and once it's deemed okay to run, you get to go into sign-ups.
Your set-up will be reviewed regardless of whether or not you get previous reviews, so, it's up to you to get other reviewers. But you'll still be looked after if you don't.
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Post #674 (isolation #5) » Fri Mar 11, 2011 3:31 pm
Postby Hoopla »
theplague42 wrote:My second and third question should be clarified. Have the mods just not submitted their setups to be reviewed? Or are the delays caused by slowness in discussion between the reviewers?
Normally we have three/four mods approved and ready to go, and get a new mod to send over their set-up whenever the mod at the top finishes taking sign-ups. We've had a couple of occasions where a sequence of mods have either bailed from the queue, not had their stuff ready, were slow to reply during the review process or just needed a lot of talking to during the review process which chewed into that safety net of three/four ready-to-go mods.
We'll probably try and keep the approved set of mods at four/five, I think, in the event of occasional rocky patches where we hit a standstill.
