09-24-2006, 01:23 AM
Quote:Originally posted by Super Buu
Quote:Originally posted by BroliI think everyone, either member or staff, can have an influence on the RPG. However, there are some things that members can't do.
How would you improve the RPG? You say that this is your main reason for wanting to be a moderator, so expand on that.
Running sagas is one. You can run your own non-reward sagas as a member, but without the reward incentive, a lot less people tend to join, and you can't affect the IC world in any big way.
Another thing members can't do is judge/grade. Though there's been something of a reverse-inflation in the way of Chubbs rewards in the past year or so, I feel I've still got a good grasp of what deserves what. People get pissed if their quest gets rejected, and then another quest gets the same reward they'd be getting, but with a lot less work. I feel I can deliver consistency in my rewards, and keep along the same guidelines the rest of the staff have set.
So, your ability to run sagas and update what needs to be updated will improve the RPG? In other words, you will be bringing to the table refinement in areas that are lacking? It's not arrogant to say yes, I just want to make sure that you and I are understanding one another. Keep in mind that I'm not asking how your job as a staff member will differentiate from that of an ordinary member, but rather how you intend on improving the RPG as a whole due to being on staff.

