HOW WE DOIN? six month anniversary edition

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MOD FEEDBACK POST!

It's been almost six months of Jigokucho, and with this current app period setting up to be our biggest since launch, we're doing another player feedback post to help shape the game moving forward!

For an idea of the kind of things we'd like feedback on;

Story, events, and how the plot has been handled.

Structure, when events, tdm, and substories are posted. Posting flow and the like.

Rewards, AC, and housekeeping stuff

Player ideas for substories or events! (we also take suggestions for these year round on the mod contact page, but hey, post'em here too)

You are by no means required to offer feedback, of course, and compliments are appreciated as well, either way, we're open to ideas on how to polish things!

Issues we're aware of; Reserves haven't been "processed" the way we traditionally do them, and we're probably going to change them to something less involved moving forward. We also know that a lot of rank updates got lost in the shuffle, and that's part of why we made the Rank Update header on the Taken page, which should hopefully fix that.

AS A REMINDER this is a normal AC month, so if you haven't done your AC yet, please do so!. We will not be posting any warning posts or anything of that sort, so please be sure to get it in before the end of the month!

Comments

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[illicitly]

Agreeing with the limitations on just allowing comments from this month and this month only being a bit punishing for slower tagger. This automatically puts any thread started before the 1st on the backburner even if it was started in the latter half of the month. As a result, this can contribute to a feeling of needing to tag into new posts quickly which the mod team has mentioned being something they were concerned about in the past.

I think allowing for threads started the month before that haven't been used for rewards would give slower players a little more leeway without overextending themselves when plot events are developing quickly. It might help reduce stress all around and make it easier for players who like to dive deep into developments and explore with their characters to actively participate in plots.