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I really like it when mods make an effort to have a map of the setting. It doesn't have to be anything fancy, just boxes for buildings with labels and lines for roads is enough as long as it is neat and readable. It's not an outright must, but it definitely helps a lot.

I do feel that games should have a locked contact post. I know I'm not alone in my hesitance to provide some forms of contact info on a public post. It's not because I am unwilling to be contacted, it's because if I do provide it for a public post, I get spammed.

Also, a definite must is answering questions to the FAQ post in a timely manner. Make an effort to at least give a "we're discussing this and will get back to you in X amount of time" within 24-48 hours to each player who asks a question, if not an outright answer. Nothing can make a game look worse to a potential player than to see questions on there go unanswered for weeks on end. If you have multiple mods, have each mod track with their personal journal or a character journal.

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Re: Things games must have