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[Reggie]

@rob @Komchan @constantdisplay @Andrew @antloin

 

[deathwolf]

 

[deathwolf]

feedback please @rob @Komchan @constantdisplay @Andrew

 

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I liked it, it felt kind of Fallouty, not sure why - probably the music. Though, I heard it was going to be high risk, and to be honest it did not quite feel like it. We shot at a few Zombies, made our way into the bandit camp with ease and left - it felt rather lax - aside from one person who walked into a SLAM mine. Also, it would have been nice to have event characters instead of animated props, but I was informed there wasn't much time for preparation so I can look past that.

The prop build for the place was nice, and the usage of fake SLAM mines was ingenious.

Could have been better, but could have been much, much worse, especially considering it was ran on the main server. I'm honestly surprised it didn't get interrupted.

In summary, the event could have benefited greatly from event players - while I appreciate staff giving life to the animated props, it just doesn't quite match to the level of interaction you'd get from a player-operated event character.

Overall, I'd give the event a solid 7/10 😀

 

[Komchan]

Had a great nice, excellent event, looking forward to the sequel next week!

I liked it, it felt kind of Fallouty, not sure why - probably the music. Though, I heard it was going to be high risk, and to be honest it did not quite feel like it. We shot at a few Zombies, made our way into the bandit camp with ease and left - it felt rather lax - aside from one person who walked into a SLAM mine. Also, it would have been nice to have event characters instead of animated props, but I was informed there wasn't much time for preparation so I can look past that.

The prop build for the place was nice, and the usage of fake SLAM mines was ingenious.

Could have been better, but could have been much, much worse, especially considering it was ran on the main server. I'm honestly surprised it didn't get interrupted.

In summary, the event could have benefited greatly from event players - while I appreciate staff giving life to the animated props, it just doesn't quite match to the level of interaction you'd get from a player-operated event character.

Overall, I'd give the event a solid 7/10 😀

I'd say the player-interactivity aspect ensured the high risk was less bad. As in, we loopholed / used out brains to work around the big risks and issues, which ordinarily would have been awful to deal with.

 

[Reggie]

I heard it was going to be high risk, and to be honest it did not quite feel like it

you guys played it very smart, avoided direct confrontation. typically people go in guns blazing and that's why i said high-risk, you would've gotten significantly more loot if you had done so, at the expense of high death risk.

 

[constantdisplay]

for the record this is what i wanted to do to the leader (wildcard)

that being said i liked that you let us just roll with the double crossing and speech 100 route despite there obviously being some more to explore (like the bottomless pit) which im kinda said we didnt get to see, that and the supplies lol

prop build was very good but could of done with some actors i think, like rob said. also the bit with the slams was a good idea and funny as hell when the silent guy died

 

[Komchan]

for the record this is what i wanted to do to the leader (wildcard)

that being said i liked that you let us just roll with the double crossing and speech 100 route despite there obviously being some more to explore (like the bottomless pit) which im kinda said we didnt get to see, that and the supplies lol

prop build was very good but could of done with some actors i think, like rob said. also the bit with the slams was a good idea and funny as hell when the silent guy died

I think more can be explored in the sequel next week which I'm really looking forward to honestly

 

[deathwolf]

slams was a good idea and funny as hell when the silent guy died

hahaha the guy pointed out EVERY single slam mine and then on the last one he just walks into it like a chad

 

[Komchan]

hahaha the guy pointed out EVERY single slam mine and then on the last one he just walks into it like a chad

unironically he ran through all of them before, he ran through the first one before I could check it.

 

[constantdisplay]

for the record this is what i wanted to do to the leader (wildcard)

that being said i liked that you let us just roll with the double crossing and speech 100 route despite there obviously being some more to explore (like the bottomless pit) which im kinda said we didnt get to see, that and the supplies lol

prop build was very good but could of done with some actors i think, like rob said. also the bit with the slams was a good idea and funny as hell when the silent guy died

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[Reggie]

considering this event was planned and put into action in less than one day, with a total of two event staff, one without admin powers- it went pretty well. my primary goal with this event was to show people there's more to it than spawning in antlion npcs and playing vortal combat on chromium.

 

[Andrew]

i liked it and the setup
i liked that our finale option means literally nothing other than a part 2
i liked that the camp felt like it was an actual camp
i liked that you guys used NPC's standing around i really don't mind not having actors I think the only thing you ever really lose is "talking" above people's heads as the indicator you're getting a response
as always, good on personalized itd's and mentioning things to people, alongside actual options for the event
i'm also really glad you guys pretty much said 'trade?' and then two minutes later winston went 'trade over' you guys really had a strong opening line with 'trade us anything we don't already have' cuz it shut down that stuff straight away, very rad
sleek and straight-forward with minimal downtime apart from the necessary passive, and the guards felt very alive and well
looking forward to planting a boot into the vandal's nose

 

[deathwolf]

i liked it and the setup
i liked that our finale option means literally nothing other than a part 2
i liked that the camp felt like it was an actual camp
i liked that you guys used NPC's standing around i really don't mind not having actors I think the only thing you ever really lose is "talking" above people's heads as the indicator you're getting a response
as always, good on personalized itd's and mentioning things to people, alongside actual options for the event
i'm also really glad you guys pretty much said 'trade?' and then two minutes later winston went 'trade over' you guys really had a strong opening line with 'trade us anything we don't already have' cuz it shut down that stuff straight away, very rad
sleek and straight-forward with minimal downtime apart from the necessary passive, and the guards felt very alive and well
looking forward to planting a boot into the vandal's nose

you got special attention in terms of the amount of itd's you got

 

[deathwolf]

also when the guy blew up I coloured antloin, the other guy with no forum account, and @Komchan red because they were covered in guts

 

[Andrew]

you got special attention in terms of the amount of itd's you got

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[Trains]

considering this event was planned and put into action in less than one day, with a total of two event staff, one without admin powers- it went pretty well. my primary goal with this event was to show people there's more to it than spawning in antlion npcs and playing vortal combat on chromium.

I have a proposal for the sequel.