Changes to Normal Games (update September 2022)

[Srceenplay]

I personally don't see them as losses. normal games shouldn't be unique. The experience can be unique because of the players, the setup should be somewhat standard.

And they said why they were making the changes, to streamline the review process.

You and I seem to have very different philosophies.

I think all games should be unique or put something interesting forward in some way. Having a "standard" setup doesn't mean that it can't be unique, or that it has to be uninteresting or anything. Most graylist roles are some sort of combination of existing whitelisted roles anyways - I can think of very few examples of a game deviating in any serious fashion from

entirely

basically normal.

Like, in the strict sense of the word it is a loss.



Did non-standard role PMs and rulesets really add a significant amount of time to the review process? If so, I guess I'll stop talking on that point, but it doesn't seem likely to me.

Im on your side NSG.


I don't think Greylist roles caused an unbearable amount of time. My option its that having to get a pass from 3 people makes it take more time.
you have 2 that are happy and 1 who isn't. When you change something to make the one happy someone else becomes un happy.
i don't think its fair to blame it on grey list roles but thats just my experience.

[Srceenplay]

I /in March 8 so I can start before my vacation at the end of the month.
Finally had to /out

[Srceenplay]

1-shot normal role

[Srceenplay]

Sounds like a grey area that the reviewers can help the mod with.