Mission Feedback: The Rite of Spring

The Rite of Spring Mission Feedback

1. How was the recent plotline, "The Rite of Spring"?
Great Good Okay Bad Horrible Any positive comments? (optional) Any room for improvement? (optional)

2. Were you able to find things for your character to do during this mission? If not, why not?


3. Did you request specific character instructions from the GM and/or did you receive specific plot-related character instructions at all from the GMs? If so, were they sufficient? If not, do you wish you had?


4. How did the Plot Author(s) (Chad, the GMs) perform in managing the mission and the plotlines?
Great Good Okay Bad Horrible Any positive comments? (optional) Any room for improvement? (optional)

5. Here's your chance to be specific. What did you think was good about the GM's performance as mission master and/or the mission? What did you think was bad or needs improvement? Or, what did you think stood out as exemplary?
Positive comments? Room for improvement?

6. The same about the plot idea - what do you think about the overall premise of the episode? What would you have changed/improved/cut in the plot?
Positive comments? Room for improvement?

7. In general terms (that is, no names), what do you think was good about your fellow's writer's performance? Did you feel they took advantage of the opportunities offered to them by the mission? What would you like to have seen more/less of?
Positive comments? Room for improvement?

8. Would you like to see more missions that are structured:
Very generally, such that there is no specific role for any given character. Active writers who write in any department should be able to jump at any opportunity and advance the plot without specific instruction. Slightly structured, such that there is no specific role for any given character or department, but there are critical roles that can be fulfilled by characters in a number of departments (eg - a role that could be fulfilled by any character from Engineering, Ops or Science). These writers, as a group, would be alerted specifically of this task. Tightly structured, such that specific departments and perhaps specific characters serve some critical, defined role at some point during the mission plot advancement. These writers would be alerted individually of this task. Any additional comments?

9. What themes/moods do you prefer or would like to see soon?
Gloom and Doom! More hell, more torture, more Death! Depression. Let's explore our characters' saddest moments. Let's watch soap operas and cry. Fun and Celebration. Let's lighten the mood. Write a fun mission. Get Baile in a tutu! Exploration. Write a mission where we encounter some curious anomaly or meet a new species. Adventure. Space battles, hand to hand combat, shoot up the bad guys. Bring on the Triad! Political. Section 31, Klingon relations, Romulan spies, I don't care. Give me a story with political intrigue. Other (Please be specific)

10. What about the size of the RPG?
Too big. We should not let any new members in, and kick off the dead weight. Large. We shouldn't kick anyone off, but lets not let anyone else in. Just right. I don't think we really need more people, but if a really talented writer applies, we should let them join. Small. A couple more won't hurt, but let's not go overboard. Tiny. What's the deal? We should be out recruiting! Other (Please be specific)

11. If you could make one single change in the way this simulation is run, what would it be?


12. For future surveys, what questions would you like asked, if any? Yes, even silly ones.


13. Any quotes stand out this past episode for you?


The Rite of Spring Simmer of the Mission

It's the moment we've all been waiting for! Which writer(s) would you nominate for Simmer of the Mission for The Rite of Spring? Let us know what it was about their writing that made an impact or stood out for you.