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Blessings, all.

Let us ALL populate Redemption® CCG's Facebook and Twitter with our testimonials.  I am certain that one day, all those who have in one way been 'touched' by this great game that is rightfully God's may proclaim His glory and even invite those who have retired to revisit a game they once played with passion.  Let us build a huge base of Redemption CCG!  Let our target reach the millions in number, for nothing is indeed impossible with Him!

CLICK HERE TO BE PART OF FACEBOOK'S REDEMPTION HISTORY!

God bless us all!

Wow, I just made a facebook page because there didn't seem to be one. I wonder why this one had so little activity? Anyone???


Here's mine:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/League-of-Extraordinary-Redemption-CCG-Players/178156712241456

Quote from: The Schaef on June 11, 2011, 01:51:33 PM

The standard operating procedure seems to be that a lot of people get excited about the IDEA of user-contributed efforts but almost no one engages in them.

See also: the Nexus, Holder's Heroes, the Facebook page, various attempts at photo galleries, tournament calendars, online tournaments, at least three attempts at a wiki, a small handful of newfangled sites and - potentially - Redemption Live.

Redemption needs a street team.  Except on the internet.

I already run one street team....member sign ups? I'd need prizes to give out though for doing missions

I think it falls under the category of "maybe someone else will do it."  There are three types of people that are required for such a community driven thing: Core, Enthusiasts, and Consumers.  Core people work all hours to make it the best it can.  On the forums, Schaef and RayZen (our admins) are the core people.  Enthusiasts are inspired by the core people, and help around, doing what they can.  Our moderation team here would be at the enthusiast level.  They don't do as much/contribute as much as the core team, but they're much more plentiful, and essential to survival.  Finally, consumers.  They benefit the most from the effort, and will contribute, but not to the level of enthusiast.

We lack the top two levels, especially enthusiasts.  Without the extra effort given by enthusiasts, the core people give up, and move on to the next thing.

In that case, you should make more people admins. Like Save Que. 

Good idea.....

Linky?

Linky?
Go to face book, search for League of Extraordinary Redemption CCG Players

Theeeenggg Yooouuuuu!
Post pic and I'll put you in the Players' Gallery!

While I don't agree with the manner he wrote that in, he has a point. There are plenty of people in the community with enough free time to handle projects more smoothly than some of the higher ups can. More on topic, why would I reccomend a game to my friend when I can't explain half of the rules to him and the metagame is one strat. Why would said friend want to stay in the game.

Smokey... The meta is better than that... TGT is better than di if played right... the rules are easy if you ask me.(finer points come into play far less than it seems0

Better than doesn't matter, the fact is the meta is largely disciples.

Quote from: Alex_Olijar on June 14, 2011, 11:06:22 PM

Quote from: Red on June 14, 2011, 10:35:27 PM

Smokey... The meta is better than that... TGT is better than di if played right... the rules are easy if you ask me.(finer points come into play far less than it seems0

Better than doesn't matter, the fact is the meta is largely disciples.

Heck, the best hero in the game isn't even purple.

It is white according to the march madness

The Hero brackets were undeniably determined by factors other than people voting for best hero. Also, a lot of people voted on best hero of all time, rather than best one this season (which is undoubtedly Thad).

Finally, someone agrees...

I'm rather glad I didn't face your deck.  It seemed terrifying.  If we ran 1 hour rounds, you probably would have won.

That's about what I have concluded from playing it. That's also why I don't play it anymore. Though, to fair, I will check it into Nationals, for when my Disciples deck loses .

I think it falls under the category of "maybe someone else will do it."  There are three types of people that are required for such a community driven thing: Core, Enthusiasts, and Consumers.  Core people work all hours to make it the best it can.  On the forums, Schaef and RayZen (our admins) are the core people.  Enthusiasts are inspired by the core people, and help around, doing what they can.  Our moderation team here would be at the enthusiast level.  They don't do as much/contribute as much as the core team, but they're much more plentiful, and essential to survival.  Finally, consumers.  They benefit the most from the effort, and will contribute, but not to the level of enthusiast.

We lack the top two levels, especially enthusiasts.  Without the extra effort given by enthusiasts, the core people give up, and move on to the next thing.

I'm trying hard to be an enthusiast!

With RC!, I'd say you're core.

  Awesome!

I was just about to post up on the boards that Redemption needs a group page on Facebook. I'm apart of multiple car groups and we can communicate faster on Facebook than on the forums. I know for the "mature" players that do not have a Facebook account would still use the website to access information, but this would help people ask ruling questions while at a tournament. I would like to become apart of this renewal of the group.

Thank you Josiah for initiating a Redemption® Twitter account!  Godbless!

Can we update the Facebook page? I've been waiting for my request to join, and I would like to help contribute to the Facebook grow page with Administration.

just throwing some thoughts out there.

but theres a lot of content creators and resources for Redemption suchas facebook, redit, youtube, podcasts ect but there so spread out and sometimes hard to find.
I spend several hours every week searching for cards and resources and I'm always finding new stuff hiding deep within the tangle of the web.

if we could construct a list and start networking together to improve resources and content then we could grow the presence of the game.
for example my youtube channel is more aimed at collecting so I could link to and suggest other resources for 'how to play' videos, and where my knowledge may not be as extensive as others I could link to podcasts where they go more indepth with the game. -just thoughts off the top of me head.

With my youtube channel id be interested in sharing and supporting other creators. but part of this would require help from the 'Core' members assisting us on how to accomplish this. suchas how and when we share and link stuff. A well structured plan would be a lot more successful than everyone just giving shoutouts to each other.

just some of my thoughts.
-Ryan