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<blockquote data-quote="EarthsShadow" data-source="post: 521263" data-attributes="member: 3531">How would mediocrity dominate?&nbsp; If the majority want something, they should get it.&nbsp; I do agree that its a good thing a variety of subjects are being covered, and I do know that its been a while since a war game has been offered, but I think its crappy that its being used in polyhedron.&nbsp; I think that since polyhedron is offering many people mini-games, they should offer us the chance to affect which mini-games are produced.&nbsp; Since they are making them for us, they should ask us what we want.&nbsp; An example could be something as follows: at the beginning of the year they say they are going to work on some mini-games of various genres or types, and they have us pick from a list of ten possible choices.&nbsp; We can only pick what we would want for our top six, since there are six issues a year.&nbsp; If this is done ahead of time, they take all the tallies and the top six picked are the ones they do for that year out of those ten.&nbsp; Since they are offering various genres, we can get somewhat of a glimpse of what they have planned, and we get to choose what is made for us.&nbsp; They could put a voting system on this website, on the wizards site, and even put them in issues of dungeon magazine, so all who purchase it would know about the option available.&nbsp; Those who vote dictate what they want, within a matter of reason, and those who don't vote can't complain because they had the choice.&nbsp; This wouldn't be to hard for them to accomplish, and they would have a good idea on what the gaming community would prefer they get.&nbsp; Plus, if they took the time to ask us, we would appreciate them even more for the consideration of their asking us, and they would probably get more subscriptions for their magazine.That said, I will look at the issue, and if it does peak my interest I may eat my words above.&nbsp; But I will look at it first and not just ignore it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="EarthsShadow, post: 521263, member: 3531"] How would mediocrity dominate? If the majority want something, they should get it. I do agree that its a good thing a variety of subjects are being covered, and I do know that its been a while since a war game has been offered, but I think its crappy that its being used in polyhedron. I think that since polyhedron is offering many people mini-games, they should offer us the chance to affect which mini-games are produced. Since they are making them for us, they should ask us what we want. An example could be something as follows: at the beginning of the year they say they are going to work on some mini-games of various genres or types, and they have us pick from a list of ten possible choices. We can only pick what we would want for our top six, since there are six issues a year. If this is done ahead of time, they take all the tallies and the top six picked are the ones they do for that year out of those ten. Since they are offering various genres, we can get somewhat of a glimpse of what they have planned, and we get to choose what is made for us. They could put a voting system on this website, on the wizards site, and even put them in issues of dungeon magazine, so all who purchase it would know about the option available. Those who vote dictate what they want, within a matter of reason, and those who don't vote can't complain because they had the choice. This wouldn't be to hard for them to accomplish, and they would have a good idea on what the gaming community would prefer they get. Plus, if they took the time to ask us, we would appreciate them even more for the consideration of their asking us, and they would probably get more subscriptions for their magazine. That said, I will look at the issue, and if it does peak my interest I may eat my words above. But I will look at it first and not just ignore it. [/QUOTE]

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