[War_ooc] Thoughts on WAR
Chazenesq2b at aol.com
Chazenesq2b at aol.com
Tue Aug 12 07:48:39 EDT 2008
While we're voting on GM's, I'd like to table a re-organization plan for the
game. I think there have always been some faults in the triumvirate set up.
It's been said you have 3 GMs to balance out the power of any one, but the
fact of the matter is those of us who have been around know the GMs too well
for this system to actually work. What happens more often then not is 1 GM
does something, and the others back him/her up on it normally without
question, and thus defeating the whole purpose of the 3 GM scheme.
This is nobody's 'fault', let me state that emphatically before people start
complaining that I'm bad mouthing them. It's simply a natural evolution of
things when you've come to know and befriend your fellow players. It's
unavoidable.
That being said, I think it 'is' fixable. I still propose a 2 GM system,
though what I would like to see is something along this set up.
GM 1
GM 2
AGM- Recruitment
AGM- Discipline
>From experience, I can tell you that a LOT of work goes into World Reports,
especially World Reports encompassing 12 played nations. Therefore I think
the work for the WRs definitely needs to be split among more than one person.
2 GMs, both of whom would have the power to recruit any additional help they
so desire, would be the best way to handle this.
And from experience, I can also tell you that a LOT of the reasoning many
GMs don't get WRs out on time has to do with Recruitment and Discipline. A GMs
job encompasses a lot with just the WR, so I would like to see AGM positions
established who's primary duties will include 'breaking in the newbies', the
standard meet and greet kind of stuff; and for handling disciplinary issues
among the playing staff. By Discipline I DO NOT mean yelling at people, but
we've had some fights over the list, and someone willing to work things out
OOC with players could take a lot of the burden off of the shoulders of the
GMs. This should be seen as a distinct job from the GM's 'carrot and stick'
power IC.
Naturally, both AGMs would be elected, and report to the GMs. (Hence why
they're AGMs)
How's that sound?
- Chris
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