Goonhub
10-30-2012, 07:43 AM
Instead of just a plain no, i should probably explain why i don't believe you should become a mentor.
First off, this
Personally i tend to notice and remember people's name, but i can't quite remember yours, might just be because i'm a nearsighted son of a bitch.
Second off
An important thing to ask yourself is, what can i contribute to a mentorhelp that other mentors won't be able to? Do you think that you know more/as much as the already existing members of the mentorsquad? One thing is having played a game for so long that you know pretty much everything. Another thing is, to actually explaining that in an understandable manner.
Would you think you could do your job as good/better than person x / y.
if you can answer all these with a loud and confident YES to all of these, then yea, I think you should be a mentor. But if you're doubting that you can say yes just on just one of those, then - sorry to say but - we most likely won't need you. Quite frankly there's more than enough on the mentorteam as is, in my opinion anyway. at around 30 or so players, seeing 3-5 mentors is pretty normal. But then again, having a large mentor count, might not be as bad as it used to be, when it was just implemented, where all the mentors would answer the same question, with the same effing answer 5 times in a row.
All this isn't directed at you per say, but at anyone who wants to join the rank of mentors, and answer literally a single (1) mentorhelp every third round. I hope i do not sound like a jerk, because i'm not trying to, just writing this from my point of view.
First off, this
gloryX12 Wrote:Times Available: Usually on three to four times each day
gloryX12 Wrote:I don’t believe mentors were added back thenthis might just be me being dumb, but if you really have been playing 3-4 times a day, over the course of 2 years you'd think that someone who has played for so long would be able to know whether a feature (which you are applying for, right now) was implemented in 2010/11 or in 2012. Again, might just be me over-thinking this. Also "I was new at one point, but now i know how to kill people as a traitor" is hardly a reason for applying.
Personally i tend to notice and remember people's name, but i can't quite remember yours, might just be because i'm a nearsighted son of a bitch.
Second off
An important thing to ask yourself is, what can i contribute to a mentorhelp that other mentors won't be able to? Do you think that you know more/as much as the already existing members of the mentorsquad? One thing is having played a game for so long that you know pretty much everything. Another thing is, to actually explaining that in an understandable manner.
Would you think you could do your job as good/better than person x / y.
if you can answer all these with a loud and confident YES to all of these, then yea, I think you should be a mentor. But if you're doubting that you can say yes just on just one of those, then - sorry to say but - we most likely won't need you. Quite frankly there's more than enough on the mentorteam as is, in my opinion anyway. at around 30 or so players, seeing 3-5 mentors is pretty normal. But then again, having a large mentor count, might not be as bad as it used to be, when it was just implemented, where all the mentors would answer the same question, with the same effing answer 5 times in a row.
All this isn't directed at you per say, but at anyone who wants to join the rank of mentors, and answer literally a single (1) mentorhelp every third round. I hope i do not sound like a jerk, because i'm not trying to, just writing this from my point of view.