FriendlyAnon & Kolya
Kolya Kolya
Just finished a whole night of The Witcher 4, and I’m still wondering—if you were setting up a Discord for a big campaign, how do you balance strict rules with giving people freedom? It feels like a game design and mediation hybrid.
FriendlyAnon FriendlyAnon
Honestly, start with a bare‑bones “Do‑not‑spam” rule and a “respect everyone” clause. Let the rest of the rules evolve like the world itself—add things when people hit a snag, not before. Keep the channel categories tight so people know where to go, but leave a few free‑form chat spots for role‑play or memes. For bigger decisions, use a poll or quick chat in the admin channel—no micromanaging, just a heads‑up that we’re making a tweak. The key is to be the quiet referee: enforce when it matters, but be open to change. That way you keep the vibe fun and the rules useful.
Kolya Kolya
Sounds like a solid game plan—like setting up a raid with a minimal kit and then adding gear as you go. Just make sure the “quiet referee” part isn’t turned into a solo quest. And keep the meme channel spicy; nothing kills a vibe faster than a bad meme flood. Good luck!