It’s been a while since i’ve seen a live action show that i disliked
The issue is that anime tends to blend genres in much more non-conventional ways than live action
I’m not saying we should change the number of games running concurrently, I’m just saying that easier setups should have priority, just so we don’t have gaps.
I also think we shouldn’t ever have more than 3 games running concurrently. I’m just suggesting a priority system.
it is strange that we have a gap now; i agree on that, but im of the opinion that the order of the queue should be maintained when all possible. reviewers have done a pretty good job on this so far.
The order of the queue should be maintained, with priority for simpler setups if the more complicated ones can’t be reviewed on time. That’s my take.
Such as setups which have already been tested on other mafia sites, or even here. There are a few of those in the queue right now, I think.
Stuff has been reviewed on time to my observation. I’ve yet to see a game that failed to get reviewed in time based on queue order that wasn’t either denied or retracted by the host.
I’m not saying it hasn’t (in fact, I don’t follow the process closely, so I’m not sure), I’m just saying that changing the system a little would be likely to benefit the reviewers and the hosts alike.
Too many people required to make the engine of games work
All too many will burn in waiting
Do you not see the absurdity of having multiple of these goliaths tromping around at once
I need not bring up that it is a problem
You probably understand that
The solution is not so obvious
The can on their tribulations would be dickish at best
