And that's a wrap!

[governmentninja]

As of the tail end of this thread, the Trojan Horse plot is finished!

People are still free to backthread, or you want to make new threads with characters celebrating, breathing a sigh of relief, or something else in the immediate aftermath, you can feel free. But otherwise, the retrieving of crew members and the (damaged) Quarter's return to Stacy can be otherwise handwaved (though if you guys want, I can put up a post for the Quarter's arrival back at Stacy), and tagging can resume as normal.

EDIT: Post is up for the Quarter's arrival back on Stacy here.

Plot Post Mortem

So what did you guys think? Those of you in it, and those of you who watched. I really would like to know. So if you have any thoughts, comments or concerns about how the plot was run, or any critiques or ways to improve things for the future, you can comment here. If you're a bit uncomfortable with that, you can also privately and anonly leave a note in the mods drop box and they can pass along to me anything they feel is relevant.

Comments

[i-saw-myself.livejournal.com]

I'd like to make a suggestion here. Just from previous plot-running experience and reading the plot.

For basic blast-the-suckers npcing, it might a good idea to allow players access to the Ohm account or some other ohm account for the npcing of drone Ohm. Big Ohm that reason for themselves, no, but if they can god the drones in their own posts, it stands to reason they could npc them.

That means the person running a plot like this could recruit official help from other players to npc, give them some basic instructions and they could give players more to react to.

[nobel-berserker.livejournal.com]

Slightly late reply, but I'm at a game where the mods have something similar to what you're saying. Players have access to the NPC account and a few specific characters for things that need to be done but don't necessitate a mod, and it works pretty well for greasing the gears when the mods have a lot to keep track of. So I think this is a pretty good idea.