A mix between an "FYI" and gathering your opinions.
I thought I'd tidy up the Smash Workshop Brawl+ threads, since it's all a bit cluttered. Having so many stickies is annoying, and there are so many other threads which warrant the same levels of attention.
As such, I'd like to change it into one rules thread stickied and one link thread stickied. The separation would be for emphasis, they'd both link into each other.
Unstickied, there would be the following Brawl+ threads:
Code Agenda: Kept as it is, mainly, as a directory for Brawl+ codes
Brawlplusery: Changed into a formal topic, dealing only with sets deemed to be reasonably balanced at any point in time. This'd require you guys converging on a set you all agree on for the time being (without saying "well, we'll do it after code X", you'll always want something new). The idea would be to update this less and less frequently as time progresses. Responses would be expected to be formal suggestions of game-balancing changes. The thread would include in-depth information about the codeset etc.
Nightly Builds: A link into Shanus' (and anyone else who wanted one) nightly builds things. It'd be clearly labelled as being experimental and focus on trying new things out. Feedback would be more informal comments on which changes were bad. Changelogs would be given in reference to the current Brawlplusery set (e.g. a list of differences between the Brawlplusery set and the Nightly Build set). The details about each codeset would be otherwise limited.
Brawl+ Social: It's currently the big hip thing in moderation on these boards, so I think it should be worth trying. There's a lot of general chatter, and having a place for it to be dumped would be nice. Maybe it'll also reduce some of the spam on the character board, although that seems to be a mash up of overcrowded or underused depending on character. Maybe include a friend code list on it.
Bug Reports/Troubleshooting: Self explanatory, and definitely necessary. People are kinda stuck with which thread to go to. Support would be given for both PAL and NTSC, and it'd include a guide in the OP for setting up.
Comments?
I thought I'd tidy up the Smash Workshop Brawl+ threads, since it's all a bit cluttered. Having so many stickies is annoying, and there are so many other threads which warrant the same levels of attention.
As such, I'd like to change it into one rules thread stickied and one link thread stickied. The separation would be for emphasis, they'd both link into each other.
Unstickied, there would be the following Brawl+ threads:
Code Agenda: Kept as it is, mainly, as a directory for Brawl+ codes
Brawlplusery: Changed into a formal topic, dealing only with sets deemed to be reasonably balanced at any point in time. This'd require you guys converging on a set you all agree on for the time being (without saying "well, we'll do it after code X", you'll always want something new). The idea would be to update this less and less frequently as time progresses. Responses would be expected to be formal suggestions of game-balancing changes. The thread would include in-depth information about the codeset etc.
Nightly Builds: A link into Shanus' (and anyone else who wanted one) nightly builds things. It'd be clearly labelled as being experimental and focus on trying new things out. Feedback would be more informal comments on which changes were bad. Changelogs would be given in reference to the current Brawlplusery set (e.g. a list of differences between the Brawlplusery set and the Nightly Build set). The details about each codeset would be otherwise limited.
Brawl+ Social: It's currently the big hip thing in moderation on these boards, so I think it should be worth trying. There's a lot of general chatter, and having a place for it to be dumped would be nice. Maybe it'll also reduce some of the spam on the character board, although that seems to be a mash up of overcrowded or underused depending on character. Maybe include a friend code list on it.
Bug Reports/Troubleshooting: Self explanatory, and definitely necessary. People are kinda stuck with which thread to go to. Support would be given for both PAL and NTSC, and it'd include a guide in the OP for setting up.
Comments?
