Scenario: You're the owner of a mildly-successful league that has had considerable problems with delays. In the past, they've been somewhat acceptable at times, but it's gone way beyond that.
You've tried some overhauls over time (changing the amount of roleplay, adding smaller cards/different levels of involvement, etc.), but they haven't completely caught on. Your time is somewhat limited as you age, but you're more apt to stay involved when folks are well-connected and interested.
You've even tried to build some ways for things to continue when you're unavailable, but either the systems aren't completely set or understood, or you have been able to find seconds who are willing and able to move things forward and fill the gaps.
You realize that true consistency is probably never going to be acheived... however, you don't see a point in moving things forward again if you can't get at least some minimum level of output to keep the story moving and the entertainment level engaging.
So as you threaten Mike Dove's very life (that is, via castration) and are at the point of deciding whether to 'begin again' or not... what are the major factors in the decision? What changes do you make? What level of involvement do you ask for/require and how do you keep things moving? Do you open the doors again and pray for the response that's always been there, or do you just keep them shut and send in the maid to dust the gold statues every once in a while?
You've tried some overhauls over time (changing the amount of roleplay, adding smaller cards/different levels of involvement, etc.), but they haven't completely caught on. Your time is somewhat limited as you age, but you're more apt to stay involved when folks are well-connected and interested.
You've even tried to build some ways for things to continue when you're unavailable, but either the systems aren't completely set or understood, or you have been able to find seconds who are willing and able to move things forward and fill the gaps.
You realize that true consistency is probably never going to be acheived... however, you don't see a point in moving things forward again if you can't get at least some minimum level of output to keep the story moving and the entertainment level engaging.
So as you threaten Mike Dove's very life (that is, via castration) and are at the point of deciding whether to 'begin again' or not... what are the major factors in the decision? What changes do you make? What level of involvement do you ask for/require and how do you keep things moving? Do you open the doors again and pray for the response that's always been there, or do you just keep them shut and send in the maid to dust the gold statues every once in a while?