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Several of my older (dated 2013 or older) GM'd games have turned into core (PFC) in reporting. I have noticed they are all older scenarios, season 0's for sure possibly season 1's.
I can manually edit the session to correct the game to the standard version which seems to stick so far. I checked one other GM and it has not happened to his account, so appears to be sporadic, or possible just affecting Venture Officers?
Just letting someone know
Mike Seales
VC Alabama-Birmingham
We have no system in place that would do that automatically. There is nothing stopping anyone who has access to reporting for that event doing so manually however, is there a chance someone made the changes thinking they were fixing a miss-reported session?
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I still have 3 sessions that I have yet to manually correct listed as core on dates before core went live. They are all from the same event 11194, sessions 294 on Jan 24 2014, 361 on June 20 2014, and 388 on Sept 5 2014.
Looking at the entire history of the event, I see it has happened to several other gms as well, the oldest session being session 50 on Aug 17 2012, and sporadically ever since until we stopped using that event. All of the affected games are season 0 scenarios.
I am absolutely sure I was the only reporter for that event at the time. I suppose someone could have manually edited these sessions later, but I don't know who or why they would have, especially for these random sessions long before core was live.
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Any player/character in common with all the switched dates? Could it be possible someone reported a character as being core that they had credit on before core was a thing so it switched the tables that character was in to core?
Just checked that, no players in common among all of the affected sessions.
BTW tracking this info is MUCH harder now that sessions don't list players outside of going in to edit and big events are paged. I love that those big events will load faster, but it makes any attempt to find player and session errors a nightmare.
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BTW tracking this info is MUCH harder now that sessions don't list players outside of going in to edit and big events are paged. I love that those big events will load faster, but it makes any attempt to find player and session errors a nightmare.
Oh I know it. Just be glad you're not on the Reporting Incidents Task Force... It definitely makes our job a lot harder. :/
I corrected the last three, it's just a matter of selecting the correct scenario from the drop down. Difficult to say what shifted them. Obviously someone could have edited them but for sessions that old that would be odd behavior. I can't, off hand, think of anything in the code that would do so (would be a very strange regression) but now that I'm aware of it I'll starting keeping an eye out.