DaRu
Well-Connected
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Aug-14-2004 19:33
It's not that much trouble to keep track of eight cases daily and the favors in between. I've solved over 650 cases by writing each case out in detail on a sheet of paper, much like I did when working in the law firm when I opened a file on a client. I find this helps in many ways. Keeps track of what case I've solved. I number the first one 1/8 and so on, then after I've solve three cases, I write on a sheet a paper, FAVOR, then I proceed with my forth cases 4/8m until I am finished for the day,or I can come back the next day and know exactally where I stopped and what needs to be done in the case. If I solve an extra case, I write extra on the corner of the paper, and add that to my cases, to know when my next favor is, and continue on from there, with my count, until all eight cases are done. A great thing about writing out your cases on paper, or in a notebook, is if someone in your agency checks your case, and forgets to put your name on it, when they post it on the board, I can check back through my case-notes and know if that case is mine or not. It's not that difficult or too detailed as some would say, when it helps keep track of what's been done in a case.
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Jojo
Old Shoe
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Aug-14-2004 19:55
I, a lazy person, do not use ANY extra energy, unless I HAVE TO! I would just like a simple thing (like the case counter) that says: (3 cases until next favor) or (Favor acquired: Priest) right next to the case counter. Is that that hard?
(Actually, it might be. I'm not a programmer or designer, so it might be hard. But Ben made a whole game! It cannot be that hard for him to do!)
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