I'm making one last campaign, a Loyalist campaign. I made a poll on what kind of campaign to do, a creepypasta, a 'you're the villain', or a holy grail quest, and all three got equal responses, so I'm doing a blend of the three.
In my campaign you play through bits of an old Wesnoth's other campaigns, and you find out that he was having real life troubles that he put into the game, including his divorce and depression. Sometimes NPCs break character and talk about real world things, and sometimes they don't. The idea will be that this guy disappeared and all his campaigns were lost in the early 2010s, and the narrator is trying to find out what happened to him.
Near the end, I want one of the final scenarios to be the developer quitting because other players and devs didn't like his campaigns and left negative comments about them. Every time an enemy kills one of your units, or every five or so turns, the enemy units will say some quote about one of the campaigns. Like 'The plotline of _____ was too basic', or 'I thought the final battle of ______ was boring'.
I was originally going to try to find negative comments of my own past campaigns to use (since my other campaigns are the ones I'm taking scenarios from in-game), but the more I looked for comments the more I saw how kind and well-thought out they were. Even people who were negative were being constructive, and people who didn't like one campaign were nice about others.
But that means I need some negative comments of some kind. So, I could use your help! Imagine a developer making a series of bland or just plain bad campaigns. What would a really mean player say about these imaginary campaigns? Or, if you're a dev, what's the kind of comment you would hate to say that would make you want to quit?
If you have actual negative feedback about one of my real campaigns (in my signature) you want me to add, I will, but imaginary is just fine!
If no one comments, I'll just make some up on my own. Thanks for everyone's help!
In my campaign you play through bits of an old Wesnoth's other campaigns, and you find out that he was having real life troubles that he put into the game, including his divorce and depression. Sometimes NPCs break character and talk about real world things, and sometimes they don't. The idea will be that this guy disappeared and all his campaigns were lost in the early 2010s, and the narrator is trying to find out what happened to him.
Near the end, I want one of the final scenarios to be the developer quitting because other players and devs didn't like his campaigns and left negative comments about them. Every time an enemy kills one of your units, or every five or so turns, the enemy units will say some quote about one of the campaigns. Like 'The plotline of _____ was too basic', or 'I thought the final battle of ______ was boring'.
I was originally going to try to find negative comments of my own past campaigns to use (since my other campaigns are the ones I'm taking scenarios from in-game), but the more I looked for comments the more I saw how kind and well-thought out they were. Even people who were negative were being constructive, and people who didn't like one campaign were nice about others.
But that means I need some negative comments of some kind. So, I could use your help! Imagine a developer making a series of bland or just plain bad campaigns. What would a really mean player say about these imaginary campaigns? Or, if you're a dev, what's the kind of comment you would hate to say that would make you want to quit?
If you have actual negative feedback about one of my real campaigns (in my signature) you want me to add, I will, but imaginary is just fine!
If no one comments, I'll just make some up on my own. Thanks for everyone's help!
Statistics: Posted by MathBrush — Yesterday, 11:00 pm