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I created one. This sheet contains a listing of day, time, event, system, GM, number of participants, and your preference (0-4). There is a summary table above the event that shows you, for each day, how many 0's, 1's, 2's, 3's, and 4's you've selected. there are optional columns for more than one Paizocon participant.
I'm coming to Paizocon with a group of 3 or 4 other Chicago-ons, so I'll be creating a copy of these sheet and sharing it out to them so we can all see what events we are interested in, and whether or not we should be using buddy requests.
I think this has been asked before, but I couldn't find it, so: pmg, is there any good rule of thumb for the number of 4s, 3s, 2s, and 1s a person should submit to the auction? My feeling is only 1 four, 1-3 3s, 3-10 2s, 10-20 1s, and as many 0s as you like.
Hope this is useful to ya!
Chief Technical Officer
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I think this has been asked before, but I couldn't find it, so: pmg, is there any good rule of thumb for the number of 4s, 3s, 2s, and 1s a person should submit to the auction? My feeling is only 1 four, 1-3 3s, 3-10 2s, 10-20 1s, and as many 0s as you like.
Your lottery rankins are relative only to your own rankings. Essentially, when your name gets pulled out of the virtual hat, we try to match you up with one of your 4s. If none of your 4s are available, we look for one of your 3s, and so on, until we find an event for you, or determine that there are no ranked events left for you. So you'll get the best results if you just rank everything honestly. Trying to game the system in any way will only result in you getting yourself a less-than-optimal selection.