Alex98uk
03-17-2008, 01:10 PM
The staff at the Total Gaming Network recently contacted the development team of Project Reality (http://www.realitymod.com) regarding conducting an interview. Graciously, they accepted our proposal to conduct a community interview with them.
But what is a community interview? In a normal interview, the staff here at TGN would generate a list of questions, send them off to the developers, and wait for a response. The problem with these normal types of interviews, however, is the fact that they often times do not address what the community wants to know.
In a community interview, we ask questions submitted by you, the community member. Therefore, we are collecting thought-provoking and well conceived questions to submit to the Project Reality team. Credit will be given to the author of accepted questions, so you have a chance to get your name in lights.
To submit a question, reply to this topic (http://totalgamingnetwork.com/main/showthread.php?p=1885356). Members may submit any number of questions, but most likely, not all will be used in the final interview.
But what is a community interview? In a normal interview, the staff here at TGN would generate a list of questions, send them off to the developers, and wait for a response. The problem with these normal types of interviews, however, is the fact that they often times do not address what the community wants to know.
In a community interview, we ask questions submitted by you, the community member. Therefore, we are collecting thought-provoking and well conceived questions to submit to the Project Reality team. Credit will be given to the author of accepted questions, so you have a chance to get your name in lights.
To submit a question, reply to this topic (http://totalgamingnetwork.com/main/showthread.php?p=1885356). Members may submit any number of questions, but most likely, not all will be used in the final interview.