The Outpost defense

[Egert]

Name: Egert

Who helped (If applicable): None

Link to Event/Encounter Document (optional): 

Description of event/encounter (required if no document provided): a CIS Commander found clones defending Thesh and thought to extinguish them and later clones found the CIS Commander in this FOB in cave

Did any Bounty Hunters Participate: No

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Please Rate 1-5 on each of the below categories (5 being perfect, 1 being horrible)

Gameplay:

Care and Effort:

Server Performance:

[Mercy]

3, 5, 5. While the gameplay was generic droid shooting, doing an event with only 4 active people on, making it the right difficulty and including everyone showed an effort to entertain us.

[TessaKitty]

Gameplay: 4 - The droids were repetitive but the amount of them made it fun for a small quad of four to fight through.

Care and Effort: 5 - Catered to the server population during downtime and gave us something fun to do.

Server Performance: 5 - Experienced no lag.

Edited July 30, 2022 by TessaKitty

[Ratio]

3/4/5

Gameplay was a shoot-'em-up, nothing too spectacular. There wasn't much variation of droids until the end where the Supers came out. I also liked how you were able to one-shot the Tac Droid, and he was more or less designed to be the important assassination target than just another combat NPC.

Care and effort would be 3 normally, but I'm awarding a 4 purely based off of the fact that you hosted it at such odd hours. GM's who are willing to do that are few and far between, which means there's definitely some care in it regardless of the fact that it was mostly sprinkled props and NPCs.

Finally, no lag. Perfect performance.

[Col]

3/4/5
The droids and tank were along the lines of a standard shoot'em up. But with the player count and what was put down, this still made for an enjoyable experience.
The comms RP, careful droid placement and inaccurate sustained fire from the tank clearly showed that you were putting a lot of effort into making the experience enjoyable for the few who were there to participate.
Of course with it being an early morning event with low population there was no lag to speak of.