How to get a suggestion implemented
Posted: Tue Apr 25, 2006 12:47 pm
This is a quick message to give you an idea of what sort of suggestions are likely to be implemented and what aren't.
A) The first thing that goes through my mind when reading a new suggestion is "why".
- Why is this feature wanted (i.e. what can it achieve)?
- Why is it necessary (i.e. can't it already be done)?
If these aren't immediately obvious, then putting an example in with your post can only help. If you want to keep your cunning idea a secret (so people who play your finished dungeon won't know about it), then feel free to PM me with extra details.
B) The second thing is a very quick time cost to me / benefit to you analyis. Basically, the quicker it is for me to do and the more generic (so multiple uses by multiple people) the suggestion is, the more likely it will be to do.
Failing any one of the above 4 criteria isn't terminal for a suggestion (and I've even done several that fail two or occasionally three), but obviously meeting as many as possible is a good thing!
A) The first thing that goes through my mind when reading a new suggestion is "why".
- Why is this feature wanted (i.e. what can it achieve)?
- Why is it necessary (i.e. can't it already be done)?
If these aren't immediately obvious, then putting an example in with your post can only help. If you want to keep your cunning idea a secret (so people who play your finished dungeon won't know about it), then feel free to PM me with extra details.
B) The second thing is a very quick time cost to me / benefit to you analyis. Basically, the quicker it is for me to do and the more generic (so multiple uses by multiple people) the suggestion is, the more likely it will be to do.
Failing any one of the above 4 criteria isn't terminal for a suggestion (and I've even done several that fail two or occasionally three), but obviously meeting as many as possible is a good thing!