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The original guide has been given a much-needed update after 7 years of disuse. If you think anything should be changed or if you have tips from hosting a past game, please let me know.
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People that fail to respond are not removed from the queue. Only people that host a game are removed from the queue. This is to respect peoples' positions in the queue and to allow games to happen in a timely manner. Before the rule change, we had had 5 games since 2018 due to the queue causing stagnation from waiting for people to host their games.If you were next in line and fail to respond, you are removed from the queue.
We're currently opting to have a Mafia game every ~3 months, and that's how often I'll be sending out hosting calls in lieu of games not getting started. People at the top of the queue can opt to host theirs sooner, but as a general rule of thumb there definitely should be at least a month between games. Just clarifying how the time frames are gonna work now.Typically, games have a few weeks of break between each other to avoid burnout.
Edited, thank you for the clarificationsIf you want to copy-paste the new queue rules into your previous post, feel free to do so (and in fact I'd encourage it). That's a more fitting place for them than on page 7.