|
I was referring to the first type you mentioned Brody, those which are one or just a few players (great logs by the way, wish I had logs of the two I did somewhere).
I've also asked players to furnish as many ideas as they can Pleos. Often I don't know a character quite well enough to come up with something on my own that makes sense for them. You both mentioned the time constraint, and that certainly is the hardest thing about these.
I still think there's value in doing these very small quests though. Like Brody, those are the ones I find most entertaining as an imm, and I get the feeling morts enjoy them most of all too, for the one on one interaction. It's especially nice to take that time to get a feel for one of your players. It's close to impossible for me or any other imm to watch all the rp in the mud, I was amazed when I did the quests at how much I learned about the character involved.
-Sidmouth
|