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So I was checking my GM/Event Coordinator numbers over on My Pathfinder Society, as I am pathologically wont to do, and I noticed that the number of session reported does not add up to the amount of table credit reported.
All of my reported sessions show up, but the credit count is off by two. In other words, counting up the number of sessions, then adding for those few sessions that cound as +2 for GM credit, I should have a total of 121 tables of credit, but I only see 119 tables of credit on the site.
None of my sessions are missing, so I suspect the problem might be related to one of two things - either some of scenarios/modules that count as +2 for GM credit are not doing so, or some of the scenarios are not providing any credit at all.
I have run the following 2-credit scenarios:
Master of the Fallen Fortress
The Godsmouth Heresy
Murder's Mark
PFS #46 Eyes of the Ten Part I
Academy of Secrets
Murder's Mark(again)
Moonscar
Witchwar Legacy
Everything added up correctly until just after GenCon 2014, which is when I noticed that my numbers were off by two.
I ran two sessions of Beginner Box Demos and one session of Silverhex Chronicles at GenCon 2014. Could those be the culprit?
The other problem I notice is that I ran 6-00 Legacy of the Stonelords in the Saturday night slot at GenCon, and it is reported as 5-22 Scars of the Last Crusade, which I have never played or run.
Is there any way to check on these things?
Thanks, Customer Service Folks!
The other problem I notice is that I ran 6-00 Legacy of the Stonelords in the Saturday night slot at GenCon, and it is reported as 5-22 Scars of the Last Crusade, which I have never played or run.Is there any way to check on these things?
Thanks, Customer Service Folks!
I put in a note and several requests back around September/October/November time-frame because I was double-credited with 6-00 Stonelords (August 14, 15)and didn't get credit for 5-99'Paths We Choose' (On August 14th) as a player.
Haven't heard back yet, though I did get a direct email from Mike about it.
Apparently there's some sort of programming issue, details were uncertain.