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Requesting reviews

Started by Sacrosanct, May 20, 2012, 02:16:07 PM

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Sacrosanct

May 20, 2012, 02:16:07 PM
I wasn't sure where to post this, as the review forum looks like it's for official reviews only, and not solicitations.

So how does one go about requesting a review?

Thanks.
D&D is not an "everyone gets a ribbon" game.  If you\'re stupid, your PC will die.  If you\'re an asshole, your PC will die (probably from the other PCs).  If you\'re unlucky, your PC may die.  Point?  PC\'s die.  Get over it and roll up a new one.

Benoist

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May 20, 2012, 02:25:16 PM
Interesting question. Hadn't thought about that. I guess the first step were I to request some reviews would be to create a specific thread on the Roleplaying Games general forum to discuss the game/supplement, asking opinions about it and whatnot, and then slip in a particular request for more elaborate reviews, maybe?

Or did you mean a request directed at a particular user/bunch of users instead? I'd PM them in this case.

Sacrosanct

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May 20, 2012, 02:38:58 PM
Quote from: Benoist;540778Interesting question. Hadn't thought about that. I guess the first step were I to request some reviews would be to create a specific thread on the Roleplaying Games general forum to discuss the game/supplement, asking opinions about it and whatnot, and then slip in a particular request for more elaborate reviews, maybe?

Or did you mean a request directed at a particular user/bunch of users instead? I'd PM them in this case.

No, it doesn't matter who does the review, I was just wondering how to do an open submission.  I was hesitant to put it in general because I wasn't sure if that was the wrong place.
D&D is not an "everyone gets a ribbon" game.  If you\'re stupid, your PC will die.  If you\'re an asshole, your PC will die (probably from the other PCs).  If you\'re unlucky, your PC may die.  Point?  PC\'s die.  Get over it and roll up a new one.

Benoist

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May 20, 2012, 03:39:37 PM
Well it'd be kinda lame to just post an OP with "please review this" on the general RPG forum, but if you go about it with the intent to spark discussion on the thread first and asking if someone would be interested in writing a formal review about it second, then it's cool. Like "I'm interested in game/supplement X, what do you think of it, do you play it, what are your experiences with it... oh and btw, anybody interested in writing a review? I'd be thankful". So you have the thread sparking discussion, and you made your request at the same time, see what I mean?
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