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Suggestion: Are my collegues On or Off?
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Sir James
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Jul-27-2004 04:10
Wouldn't it be great if, in the agency member list, you would be able to see who is on- and offline? It would save a lot of clicking to find out which of your collegues is online.
Also agency strategy would be greatly facilitated, as you would know if your PM's would arrive immediately or next day.
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DaRu
Well-Connected
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Jul-30-2004 16:53
In reply to gunn, like I typed, most don't have to do this, and since I've used letters for codes for so long, I don't have to write out much of anything, because I know what I mean. Anyway, I can do a case within minutes, but that's because I'm a real fast writer. I was just sharing. Some have started keeping a note book on thier cases and have stated it's helped.
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DaRu
Well-Connected
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Jul-30-2004 17:00
I would like to further state that I didn't share this to come across like a know it all, because that is not my reason for sharing about this. In fact it's probably useless to the majority of you. I will be the first to admit that I have a lot to learn about this game, and if it wasn't for DL, Greyling, and Kay and Elsey, helping me when I first joined Chicago Agency, I would still be struggling along. I am very greatful for their help, and again I really suggest subscribing and joining an agency that you feel comfortable in. You will not regret it, I know I haven't.
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jldcat
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Jul-30-2004 19:49
Hi DaRu. I must admit that I, too, have a case book similar to yours. In fact I am one my second spiral notebook.LOL Makes thing ALOT easier. You're not alone. :0)
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Layne
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Aug-1-2004 07:37
hehe. I'm fairly new to this game and even I have a "special" notebook now where I write all my info down. I haven't gotten as detailed as DaRu yet, but I'm still just working on Intermediate/Hard mysteries. I guess the notebook is a sure sign that I am hooked hard core on this game. :)
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