Forums / Guides and Articles / How to make a good Suggestion

Do you often get flamed, pwned, and more than regular, called a new player when you suggest somthing? Well, here's what you need to do:

• Think before you post. Is your suggestion broad or tiny, worthy or not.

• Gather information on the topic. More support, more detail; then the more people will think it looks good.

• Evaluate all parts of your argument before you put it up. If it has a weakness (such things as major advantages to certian people or races) or somthing that can't be done (such as 3D graphics with zoom features and rotation and every soldier being an independant AI), then DON'T POST IT.

That way you don't get flamed to death or hit with a sp@m cannon (c).

Four things to keep in mind:

1.) No one cares what you have to say if it is too long or doesn't make any sense to the average 14 year-old.

2.) Numbers and formulas can make your suggestion look proffessional, as long as they are easy to decipher, support your idea, and are pretty basic.

3.) Suggestions should NEVER be focused on one group of people or one person in particular, nor should they be focused on making one group far better than other groups.

4.) DON'T REPEAT PREVIOUS SUGGESTIONS, IT WON'T SUPPORT IT.

Some more advice is in the Suggestions forum on the Sticky thread. Try to read the whole forum's front pages and always check if it was posted before.

In order to make our world a betterer place,

-Samulis the Terrorble Suggestor

I'll argue the first point.

*Looks around* 'Well at least for PR'ers that isn't applicable.'

Play Rolers? O:

Whatever floats your boat...