World 59 Blogger

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Hey everyone, the first installment of the World 59 blog is up and can be found here.
 
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Welcome! Nice read, and quite sooner than I expected. Look forward to the next issue.
 
akgauges said:
Welcome! Nice read, and quite sooner than I expected. Look forward to the next issue.
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I did that on purpose =) I thought I'd get a quick one up to get started with and hopefully spark some interest.
 
While Edition #1 took a entire world perspective on World 59, Edition #2 will be more of a continent edition. I am looking for a couple guest bloggers that would be interested in contributing by writing a short breakdown of their continent's players & tribes. If you're interested, please PM me what continent you're on and let me know that you would like to contribute.
 
Very well done. I look forward to your subsequent installments, particularly the continent breakdown.
 
As the world opened, i was asked to an interview by someone who was going to try and be the blogger of W59.
just sayin', i'd still do it if you want C:
 
not bad, not bad at all. personally i prefer longer more detailed issues, but can't complain about how fast that came out....
 
I'd rather an active blogger over one who is too verbose and posts infrequently any day of the week. Good job!
 
Several suggestions...
1. Could you link to the full blog in the future, not starting from the read more link? Just saves everyone else a bit of scrolling up.
2. Look out for the graph running into the sidebar. It's more difficult to read.
3. Perhaps for future issues, a look at what tribes and players think of the settings. Having an end-game condition the way we do is unusual.

And for the sake of not just complaints and future ideas... I like the punny title. :)
 
Lituya said:
Several suggestions...
1. Could you link to the full blog in the future, not starting from the read more link? Just saves everyone else a bit of scrolling up.
2. Look out for the graph running into the sidebar. It's more difficult to read.
3. Perhaps for future issues, a look at what tribes and players think of the settings. Having an end-game condition the way we do is unusual.

And for the sake of not just complaints and future ideas... I like the punny title. :)
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Thanks for the input =) I'll be sure to keep those in mind for Edition #2 this week.
 
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