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The My Little Jamjar Mods ([personal profile] ponymeisters) wrote in [community profile] mylittleooc2015-04-13 08:29 am
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How's My Driving Meme!




HOW'S MY DRIVING?



Hello, Equestrians! Its time for a game-wide HMD!

Here's how it works:

  1. Post your name, along with what character(s) you play.
  2. If you want, specify particular areas you would like feedback on! (It's okay to ask for just general feedback!)
  3. Indicate whether or not you're okay with anonymous feedback. (It's totally cool if you don't.) You can also post links to your character's personal HMD if you'd prefer comments there.
  4. Reply to other people telling them how you think they are doing.
  5. Be polite and objective! If someone says they're cool with anonymous crit, that is not an invitation to be unfriendly. No one likes a Diamond Tiara!
    If you have something negative to say about somebody else's playing, make your points politely and suggest ways to improve. To give an example:
    • X - Unhelpful Diamond Tiara - "Jeez, Terri, can you learn to type? You've got about a billion typos in your posts!"
    • O - Helpful Not Diamond Tiara - "Hi, Terri, I noticed you have a number of typos in your posts. Something you might want to do is give your posts that one last look-over before hitting submit. It would really help with readability!"
  6. ?????
  7. PROFIT

You don't have to post your own characters to give other people feedback! You don't have to post your characters at all if you don't want to. It is 100% OPTIONAL. If you do post, we would encourage you to give feedback to at least one other person!

Flattery is welcome just as much as concrit!

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+1

[personal profile] bornofhope 2015-04-16 10:10 pm (UTC)(link)
Sword pointed out most of my thoughts right there. It doesn't feel like the MLP game I signed up for two years ago because of those underlying elements that define MLJ's story. There's room for darker things to happen in the setting, sure, but the fact that some of those things match Mayfield's in terms of horror has me seriously concerned.

You guys have been working hard to maintain the balance between horror and slice of life and I know you're capable, but more work needs to be done there.