I cannot express how much I need a crying and angry anime girl reaction image right now. Try checking out Heaven thy Home, that's the quest where the playerbase systematically bully the QM until she surrenders.
Lol. Maybe use the SV dice rolling then? I broke a tie that way at least once in the last month.So help me, I'd love to vote and I swear I wouldn't ever vote just to create a tie, but I can't make up my mind.
[feels embarrassed]
do it coward
wait wait wait, i've got it:I do not know what to feel about the fact that my players have organized solely to torment me.
I am going to scream.
As of this writing, I count 9+1 on Fated Tragedy, 8+3 on Caged Bird, and 6+6 on Worthy Adversary.
Is voting just to un-break a tie any better than voting just to force a tie? Because where before I was content to vote for my chosen option even if it ended up in third place, now I'm tempted to anti-vote your attempt at tie-breaking.
I think when the nice QM who devotes their time and energy to writing has been waiting hours, and a vote already has a lead, strengthening that lead to prevent a single switch vote from throwing it back into limbo is slightly better than voting just keep a tie going.Is voting just to un-break a tie any better than voting just to force a tie? Because where before I was content to vote for my chosen option even if it ended up in third place, now I'm tempted to anti-vote your attempt at tie-breaking.
Honestly, the more I think about the option I voted for, the more it grows on me. I felt indecisive earlier but my mind started changing.Is voting just to un-break a tie any better than voting just to force a tie? Because where before I was content to vote for my chosen option even if it ended up in third place, now I'm tempted to anti-vote your attempt at tie-breaking.
Basically, what bugs me about it is that it's choosing a vote entirely for meta, non-story reasons. Instead of actually choosing even somewhat based off what the QM wrote. (That, and these artificial ties rarely last long on their own anyways.)I think when the nice QM who devotes their time and energy to writing has been waiting hours, and a vote already has a lead, strengthening that lead to prevent a single switch vote from throwing it back into limbo is slightly better than voting just keep a tie going.
Yes, and most of the time, people just abstain from voting in those situations. Doing this right now in an ongoing vote where I'm not particularly picky about how it is approached. The difference is, that if their is a tie, and the quest is delayed for all of the people who have voted and are anticipating an update, as well as the QM who is eager to continue with their passion project, the polite thing to do is simply flip a coin, and let the story go on. Had I no stake in this, this is precisely what I would do, and have done previously. Sorry if that bothers your narrative sensibilities, but as someone who has spent more than half their life watching great stories stutter too a stop, the idea of someone deliberately delaying a story because a person is breaking a tie on the QMs request, seriously triggers my own.Basically, what bugs me about it is that it's choosing a vote entirely for meta, non-story reasons. Instead of actually choosing even somewhat based off what the QM wrote. (That, and these artificial ties rarely last long on their own anyways.)
Ah, don't worry about it at all, I was only planning on ending the vote like ten hours from now or something like that. I think the tie is funny, mostly.Yes, and most of the time, people just abstain from voting in those situations. Doing this right now in an ongoing vote where I'm not particularly picky about how it is approached. The difference is, that if their is a tie, and the quest is delayed for all of the people who have voted and are anticipating an update, as well as the QM who is eager to continue with their passion project, the polite thing to do is simply flip a coin, and let the story go on. Had I no stake in this, this is precisely what I would do, and have done previously. Sorry if that bothers your narrative sensibilities, but as someone who has spent more than half their life watching great stories stutter too a stop, the idea of someone deliberately delaying a story because a person is breaking a tie on the QMs request, seriously triggers my own.
This one has dragged out an additional 27 hours. Deliberate intervention feels justified.
Ah, don't worry about it at all, I was only planning on ending the vote like ten hours from now or something like that. I think the tie is funny, mostly.