Ask your questions of AME

[BenWH]

We've been running a series titles A Look under the Hood, where AME members answer various sensible and seriously silly questions. Now we're inviting you to pose your own questions... either post them here, or send a PM to one of the AME members. Our answers will be published in the next instalment...

A look under the Hood:
Part I
Part II
Part III
Part IV
Part V

[Ashercon]

I have a question/suggestion. A lot of us in the community have kids. Id like to see a Best Kid Friendly module.

[ActorOfVeil]

I have a question for the next part of A look under the Hood:

How much of your time AME is taking? Do you still find time to put your creative minds to module making?

The question is important to me because I have considered to join AME but I have my first module coming and I wouldn't want it to be utterly delayded. Which reminds me of another question:

Can AME members' modules be nominated?

[BenWH]

Thanks for the questions - please keep them coming....

Answers will come shortly...

[kookoo]

My question is:  How did your significant others react when you told them that it was super important that you play a whole bunch of games; and it's really really important, cause the community needs this.   

[Tybae]

My question is:  How did your significant others react when you told them that it was super important that you play a whole bunch of games; and it's really really important, cause the community needs this.   

Ohhh.  That's a good one. 

[BenWH]

That IS a good one!

[Skunkeen]

Was there anything within the works of the finalist to inspire the creative panal to include into their own works?

[kookoo]

When you found bugs that didn't break the module, but were jarring; did you report them to the author?  I know there were a lot of modules to test, was it a matter of just getting through as may as you could?  A secondary question would be did you vote on any of the modules you played or did you establish a policy against that?

[Tybae]

A secondary question would be did you vote on any of the modules you played or did you establish a policy against that?

Figured I'd answer this one now.  Yes we can vote on modules we played.  If you mean if we were a playtester, then no, that would be a conflict of interest.  We really can't vote on a module unless we've played it. 

[kookoo]

Next question:     How does everyone feel about Tybae's firey, mysterious, totally rad avatar? 

[kookoo]

hmmmm, another question:  NWN is six years old.  NWN2 makes advances on the original, but what do you feel will be the next generation of buildable D&D RPGs, or will it ever happen?

[kookoo]

(If you want me to stop, just let me know.)

next:  Is there any one module that is just so good that you compare all other modules against it?  And is there any one module so bad that it sets a standard as well?  If you feel like taking the fifth on this one so as not to upset anyone; I think that's reasonable.

edit:  I'm working on semicolon usage, does it show?

[BenWH]

Lol ! It's great to be getting questions. I'll put the next bunch in fornt of the panel very soon so you can start seeing some answers.

[kookoo]

Ok, here's a couple more; for future if you like:  Do you have a favorite character you like to test with when a module does not have character requirements?

2:  There are a number of individuals in this community that have achieved a bit of a name for themselves.  You all work with some of them and play a lot of modules by others.  Is there anyone that has really risen even higher in your estimation since doing these awards.

3:  Since I have been working on modules, I have met a few people in this community that I feel are now good friends and important to me in my life even though I have never met them.  Is there anyone that you have met through this process that you feel the same way about?

4:  NWN is an RPG D&D based computer game.  The question is:  Do you publicly admit to being a geek, or do you hide it from friends, family and co-workers?