Horrible staff guild systems

[Twinny]

Originally Posted by DarkRenji

Co means he half owns it so there shouldnt be 1 owner there should be 2 co-owners x.x

I don't think co implies half but equal share.

Look, the point is the fact it doesn't make sense to say there is an owner AND THEN co-owners. It makes no logical sense. Doesn't anyone else see this?

[Loriel]

Originally Posted by alexandralove

I like the way new servers are all like begging for scripts, then once they get staff tool (boots, etc...) they only think about having fun, they hire tons of GPs/FAQ/ET when there is not even a single player to care about, then they play, play, play....'Till they realize 6 months are gone and that they only wasted time and money.

Heh, those stupid idiots wasting their six months on having fun.

If messing with staff boots is more rewarding than actually building stuff, perhaps you should look at what is wrong with the whole concept. With a bit of luck this testbed server thing is going to let people get the whole goofing-off thing out of their system before they start to actually develop. Somehow I doubt anyone is going to let them, though, having fun is only for real admins.

I find it ridiculous when I see some people even saying "Hiring Manager !"

If I was starting any kind of project big enough to require actual management, I would hope that someone else was going to step up to managing it so I did not have to do that in addition to actually developing. Cannot blame those guys for trying, I guess.

[Soala]

Originally Posted by Loriel

If I was starting any kind of project big enough to require actual management, I would hope that someone else was going to step up to managing it so I did not have to do that in addition to actually developing. Cannot blame those guys for trying, I guess.

Well yeah you could still hire a manager, but I hope you'd then be that one guy to decide what theme this server will be about, then the manager would just make sure to hire the right persons and decide the steps to get there.


There is no point in renting a server without any (personal) project. When you pay to develop, I'm sure you wish to accomplish something, or maybe just learn.