I like your idea and you enthusiasm. Some of the Q&A are good some are bad (the ones that are too long). The problem is - to get the new user to read the faq, it should be short and with links to the game manual. Why don't the new users read the game manual? because it is too long :(
So writing another game manual in one thread is not the best option. I suggest tighting it up a little.
I like the situational problem solving like: “None of my players popped up this week. Is this a bug?”, “I played at home in my cup match but I didn’t receive any ticket sales. Why?” etc.
Perhaps you could mend some of the topics into one. Example: instead of using "How much do I get for winning a match in the cup?" mend it with “I played at home in my cup match but I didn’t receive any ticket sales. Why?” and write the following: Cup games have no arena income instead only the winner will receive prize money depending on the current round. Extra info about cup and it's prizes can be found here
http://www.buzzerbeater.com/community/rules.aspx?nav=Tour...I agree that we need answers to common questions like "How do I manage my teams game shape?" Perhaps just answering "keeping it between 50-70 minutes per player should keep your GS at decent level, there is also a random involved, for more information we suggest you read the training section of the game manual
http://www.buzzerbeater.com/community/rules.aspx?nav=Trai..."
This seems a bit more natural to me. Guys who want the quick answer will get the basic answer and guys who want to read more will read the game manual.
Last edited by Kukoc at 4/12/2010 3:16:36 PM