First, I'll toss this response I gave to the anon above.
Additionally: The journal delivery was a slight disappointment to us as well, because we expected players to be proactive about communicating what they wanted to do with it which kind of... didn't happen. We never implied (or meant to) that there would be a poll or debate; the post stated that it would be up to the discretion of the one chosen.
Since nothing actually came of it, however, we'd like to establish the fact that missing out on the contents of the journal was never intended to be a big deal; we thought it would be funny to toss it in as a sort of easter egg in case people were curious, because Lucetians are known for being nosy bastards. Ship sailed, but you guys really didn't miss much, so please try not to worry about it.
For the record, the Tyr post was Kyo's choice and was created for character development and NPC interaction and a slice of worldbuilding at Kyo's discretion. It was entirely optional and wasn't a crucial part of the plot. Its only contribution to the above mix-up was that I was concerned it would overload Kyo with NPC stuff, when meanwhile Kyo wasn't aware of what I assumed was going to happen anyway.
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Additionally: The journal delivery was a slight disappointment to us as well, because we expected players to be proactive about communicating what they wanted to do with it which kind of... didn't happen. We never implied (or meant to) that there would be a poll or debate; the post stated that it would be up to the discretion of the one chosen.
Since nothing actually came of it, however, we'd like to establish the fact that missing out on the contents of the journal was never intended to be a big deal; we thought it would be funny to toss it in as a sort of easter egg in case people were curious, because Lucetians are known for being nosy bastards. Ship sailed, but you guys really didn't miss much, so please try not to worry about it.
For the record, the Tyr post was Kyo's choice and was created for character development and NPC interaction and a slice of worldbuilding at Kyo's discretion. It was entirely optional and wasn't a crucial part of the plot. Its only contribution to the above mix-up was that I was concerned it would overload Kyo with NPC stuff, when meanwhile Kyo wasn't aware of what I assumed was going to happen anyway.