Originally Posted by
bgjames1
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my face when you said esports anyways my question:what do you mean specifically about creativity is it more technical or is it just spreading or supporting ideas?
Creativity refers primarily to the creation of events. We want people who can create innovative and imaginative ideas for events both ingame and forum based that are fun to take part in.
Originally Posted by
Jaxon
Quick question, are there any actual requirments? I know you have creativity, maturity, and etc under that little section of the thread, but is there anything actually required that you would look for? Obviously, previous hosted events could better your chances (possibly, I don't actually know), but are you specifically looking for those things when you're recruiting?
Sorry if that sounds odd in any way. Another quick question, is there anything you look down upon, or do you tolerate infractions and bans, as long as they aren't too serious.
Thanks!
Past experience is handy but by no stretch is it essential. If you have experience you should let us know, by all means, but if you don't it won't put you at a disadvantage. If you've got some cool ideas for events why not put some of them in your application to show us how well you can formulate an idea and a plan?
Just think about what a gamemaster does and what you would want from one. Someone personable, can get along with a lot of people, can maintain a relaxed tournament environment while keeping everyone in check.
To answer the 2nd part of the question, again, it's pretty logical. Recent infractions and such aren't good because they indicate that you don't know the rules, and we can't expect you to tell others the rules if you can't abide by them yourself. If they're not very recent, then they can be overlooked because people can change and grow up.
We also look at the reason you want the job. If you want the job so you can ban people, not only do we
not want you banning people, but this isn't a staff placement that is geared towards discipline. If you're just in it to be popular, also probably not a good thing. I hope that answers the question.
Last edited by Erth; Nov 3, 2015 at 02:34 AM.