So, with me, a large percentage of how a player gets cast is how they respond to the questionnaire.
As in, how much of an answer they give and the tone.
I am entirely serious.
I was thinking it over today as I sent out one-week reminder emails and looking over the ones I'd already gotten, as well as putting another one or two into my spreadsheet.
Actually, that's something I should mention. They way I store most of the base information I get from players is slapped into a spreadsheet with their answers in the corresponding columns. It's easier to answer big questions that way, like "Have they responded to me yet?" or "Do they want to play an E-pho?" or "Do they like romance plots?" Those are things that are simple and easy to look up. They tend to be straightforward yes/no or number value answers. Anything further than that, and we can refer back to the e-mail they sent for more details. (More details! I'll come to that later.)
( This is starting to resemble the OkTrends Blog, so I'm going to cut it. )
That was longer than I expected. But at least I'm understanding my casting MO a little better now.
I'll leave it up to
elenuial to keep me from casting the... less than informational... players as Eeyore.
As in, how much of an answer they give and the tone.
I am entirely serious.
I was thinking it over today as I sent out one-week reminder emails and looking over the ones I'd already gotten, as well as putting another one or two into my spreadsheet.
Actually, that's something I should mention. They way I store most of the base information I get from players is slapped into a spreadsheet with their answers in the corresponding columns. It's easier to answer big questions that way, like "Have they responded to me yet?" or "Do they want to play an E-pho?" or "Do they like romance plots?" Those are things that are simple and easy to look up. They tend to be straightforward yes/no or number value answers. Anything further than that, and we can refer back to the e-mail they sent for more details. (More details! I'll come to that later.)
( This is starting to resemble the OkTrends Blog, so I'm going to cut it. )
That was longer than I expected. But at least I'm understanding my casting MO a little better now.
I'll leave it up to
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