03-13-2024, 03:25 PM
As someone that has been in both sides of the coin, I can tell you that I don't see ever being a balance people enjoy from the admin system. In exchange of facilitating the process and making it more friendly (time/comprehension) wise, we lost somethings that were important, but we have encountered different issues. No matter what process you prefer both have advantages and disadvantages.
In one side, you have the admin team. A limited amount of people that have to handle an obscene amount of applications in their free time. Time is always tickling, you have to reply fast, and all of it together isn't easy. Besides, the easier apps get and the more 'UI' friendly or whatever they get, the least content you have to improve in the feedback but at the same time is quicker times which allows you more window to improve on it.
On the other side, you have the player. Honestly, as players and as writers to the game, we often glaze our stories in our head because we can see the full picture which not everyone can see. Those around us/the admin team only see the small fragments that you offer them, and sometimes, we don't give them the fragments that would make it shine the most. The other side being, that, like everything, you have to sell your story. You have to make those around you and the admin team see it and understand why and what you are aiming for, which isn't something everyone does well.
So, in other words. I don't think there's a happy way to satisfy everyone.
Have fun with whatever little you can grasp and try to find a way to improve what you can enough to make you satisfied with your actions.
In one side, you have the admin team. A limited amount of people that have to handle an obscene amount of applications in their free time. Time is always tickling, you have to reply fast, and all of it together isn't easy. Besides, the easier apps get and the more 'UI' friendly or whatever they get, the least content you have to improve in the feedback but at the same time is quicker times which allows you more window to improve on it.
On the other side, you have the player. Honestly, as players and as writers to the game, we often glaze our stories in our head because we can see the full picture which not everyone can see. Those around us/the admin team only see the small fragments that you offer them, and sometimes, we don't give them the fragments that would make it shine the most. The other side being, that, like everything, you have to sell your story. You have to make those around you and the admin team see it and understand why and what you are aiming for, which isn't something everyone does well.
So, in other words. I don't think there's a happy way to satisfy everyone.
Have fun with whatever little you can grasp and try to find a way to improve what you can enough to make you satisfied with your actions.