DramaticPopcorn
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Sup, dex.
So, during the NWN days I was a part of a small modding community, we had a tradition of having a few members play through a bunch of low rated NWN 1-2 mods from nwvault and post detailed feedback. What was concieved as a sort of honest critique and an exercise in spotting good ideas or coming up with ways to "make it work" in the end turned into hall of shame with us making very spiteful and sarcastic pseudo-Review/LP and highlighting all the worst that NWN modding had to offer.
I'm in the process of playing through every Shadorun mod published on steam workshop as a small challenge similar to that, wasn't really looking to start an LP over it but kinda wondering if I should try.
The rules: one character for every mod: a (Codex) troll focused on high Body and rifle or shotgun skill, no social skills, always abrassive, provocative and cowardly when the shit hits the fan. Assuming the game permits it.
But for this concept to kick off, I would need a well defined criterias for juding the mod, and, having never actually reviewed anything, I'd need some help with that.
What criterias are best to judge the mod by?
(probability of abandonment: 70% )
So, during the NWN days I was a part of a small modding community, we had a tradition of having a few members play through a bunch of low rated NWN 1-2 mods from nwvault and post detailed feedback. What was concieved as a sort of honest critique and an exercise in spotting good ideas or coming up with ways to "make it work" in the end turned into hall of shame with us making very spiteful and sarcastic pseudo-Review/LP and highlighting all the worst that NWN modding had to offer.
I'm in the process of playing through every Shadorun mod published on steam workshop as a small challenge similar to that, wasn't really looking to start an LP over it but kinda wondering if I should try.
The rules: one character for every mod: a (Codex) troll focused on high Body and rifle or shotgun skill, no social skills, always abrassive, provocative and cowardly when the shit hits the fan. Assuming the game permits it.
But for this concept to kick off, I would need a well defined criterias for juding the mod, and, having never actually reviewed anything, I'd need some help with that.
What criterias are best to judge the mod by?
(probability of abandonment: 70% )