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So I'm sure a lot of you have probably noticed by now, but Sylvester's gone inactive/on hiatus for a while. It wasn't until last week that he's decided to finalize his leave from the team (due to real life issues) and offer his apologies to you all for not being able to fulfill his duties on the matter of working on the Lunatic Packs.


For this, I, too, offer my apologies to those of you who were looking forward to the Lunatic Packs, but I'm pretty sure you would rather have that hole filled up with something more substantial.

So, as I was doing the QnA session answers, Valryia's question popped into mind, namely the one about plugin voting. Before, by keeping the polls open to the public on a host where I have little to no control, vote manipulation could skew the results. But on Patreon, voting is a lot more fair and the likelihood of vote manipulation would be far less likely.

As such, this brings me to my next suggestion: what would you guys say to re implementing the polls? For the time being, I am creating plugins on a by need basis, and this seems like a great way to gauge what you, as patrons, need the most for your games.

Also, I'm open to other ideas that you may have to replace this suggestion box! However, on that note, I will say that opening back up the Tips & Tricks suggestion box will be a no go since that directly interferes with the tutorial videos until I find someone to help with them (to which, I'm hesitant on right now due to the huge turn over rate we've had for team members). But other than that, all other ideas are welcome!

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Jonathan Fox

i chose plugin voting because i like that we as patreons have a say in the kind of content we receive. alternatively, some other pareons use a monthly "request thread' on here, and then prioritize the suggestions that get the most "likes" as well as what they think is feasible for that month. that might be another way to do it.

Anonymous

Plugin voting, for example, a materia system.