Keelys Cutscene (thursday the 13th)

I am planning on another cutscene this upcoming Thursday, something set in Keelys near the fighters. I put a poll option to gauge interest in public va private. Post/ooc message if interested.

(Working every day the next two weeks lol, so might be a bit brain fogged)

This is a great idea! I voted public because I think it's fun for players to be able to decide if they want to join or not, buuuuut it also depends on the type of scene, and what reasons PCs have for being there.

Not that Keely's is a shady establishment or anything >.>

Thanks for doing a poll! I think they're still a bit buggy, let's keep an eye on it... 

Ty! And I forgot to write from my phone, public or private this case the intent would just be for how they feel about public vs private logs. (I am curious if any would prefer one or the other) so comments welcome. For those usually not venturing there they could wander by hearing of a crowd. (Winging the ideas)

Yw and will do!

This sounds like fun! I voted public as, similar to pof Yasin, I think it would be nice for people to be able to hop in during the scene if they want their character involved. IMO it's hard to know whether a cutscene should be public or private (and same deal with logs being automatically published vs not) without more information about the premise, but a public scene generally seems like a good default in the absence of other factors, and it would make sense with Keely's being a public location too - even if it is a bit sus! ;)

I was able to vote twice for public (though perhaps only one submission was valid) and the results are still at 1%, so... not sure if it's working.

But yeah, public, why not!

When someone votes twice it just reassigns their vote, but... yeah, results are not displaying right (I also voted for public so that's at least 3 public votes -- I can't see vote data any more than anyone else can, either)! 

I'll see if I can fiddle with it...

I also voted for public.

I like public because the barrier to entry is lower, which can matter sometimes. I can easily see a shy person deciding to throw caution to the wind and jump in after watching a few rounds of other people be interesting or having fun. Whereas even I, loudmouth that I am, would hesitate if I had to proactively reach out and ask for an invite.

Thank you all for the replies! Nodding alongside, and certainly see having to reach out is a barrier. (and woo bug testing, seems the bug is also going towards public with that 1% haha)

SusKeely's