Trainers Without Time.

[ZK]

ZeroG I agree with you. We need more trainers. However, we dont just want anyone training people. We Need GOOD trainers. Those are few and far between. I have been fortunate to have trainers as well. Thankfully Bisha, Kaze, and now Scarface has been patient enough to take time enough to train me. As you said before, people need to step up. The only way to do this is for us as individuals to become better. We cannot expect from others what we dont do for ourselves. With that said, I hope that one day people deem me good enough an RPer to teach people and give back the way those mentioned above have given back to me. We collectively have to work hard to learn from each other; mistakes as well as accomplishments. Only then will we reach the status of the Great. I understand your plea, and I counter with this; Train hard young Skywalker, because I know I will.

Yes master i will

But seriously, i know what you're saying, we need good trainers with time to spare, and as you say those people don't just grow on threes. They're rare, and we should appreciate every last one of them, i know i try, but what about the rest. Like Gats said, there's a few student's who makes everything worthwile, but the rest are just annoying, that's a fair oppinion to have, but what is a good student exactly...

 

[Blizzàrd1]

hmmm, this thread's been pretty empty for a while, doesn't anyone have suggestions, or questions???

Suggestion Here!
I say that, skilled RP'iers that have been here for a while should come forward and take this job in their hands and apply for becoming a sempai or sensei...
We can ask them to become one to train new pupils.

Like Gats said it takes alot of practise to become one good sensei, NB should give levels to Sensei's.
For example the New Sensei's [Skilled RP'iers] will be the first level They should be incharge of training all new RPlayers.
Then there should be one that are second stage Sensei's/Sempai's.
They will be incharged for training like Jounins and training those that have learnt the basics.
And finally some Elite Sensei's (like Gats, Aizen.) those will only train Some Powerful ranked Jutsu's like A, S and Forbidden rank.
They can also add divisions in Sensei's in element type wise which is currently in practice.

This will ease the overburden on every sensei and they can enjoy their own life too.

Regards,
0sama

 

[Blizzàrd1]

We really need some attention of MODS/ADMIN here in this thread.
(Rei, Zise and Nexus.)
Please.

 

[Chiryoku]

0sama, we had such a system a year ago or smth, but it was taken down because it didn't work at all. >_>

I've not been quite active for a while because there are some pretty important things going on for me, and every sensei has such periods every once in a while, in which we basically miss another teacher.
The sensei team has been working on this problem, but a lot of the people of whom the senseis think they should be a sensei don't want to be one, and others, who the senseis think of that they shouldn't, really want to be one, but as they're not on the level the senseis want them to be, meaning they're unable to pass the test, nearly no sensei will accept them as a sempai under them. Maybe one sensei will, but you need two senseis approving it nowadays.

Gats is exeggerating a bit, mainly because he's secretly emo but doesn't want to admit it, but he's right. >_> First it's like "YAY! I'm a sensei! *Randomly dances in circles*", after a month it's "Okay, I should get to training." and after half a year it's "-_- Stop spamming my profile, noobs -_- Find someone else, I'm busy". Atleast, that's what I've seen and what I've noticed what I do myself. =\

 

[ZK]

i won't post a long and decent reply, for such a good statement, and that's simply because, that when i was about to post the reply, my idiot sister turned of the internet. Sorry, but i think your right, that's why i'm asking for suggestions, about how to stop this wave of students, (not meaning stopping new members from joining) with new senseis and senpais. (they have to be qualified ofcourse)

 

[Blizzàrd1]

0sama, we had such a system a year ago or smth, but it was taken down because it didn't work at all. >_>

I've not been quite active for a while because there are some pretty important things going on for me, and every sensei has such periods every once in a while, in which we basically miss another teacher.
The sensei team has been working on this problem, but a lot of the people of whom the senseis think they should be a sensei don't want to be one, and others, who the senseis think of that they shouldn't, really want to be one, but as they're not on the level the senseis want them to be, meaning they're unable to pass the test, nearly no sensei will accept them as a sempai under them. Maybe one sensei will, but you need two senseis approving it nowadays.

Gats is exeggerating a bit, mainly because he's secretly emo but doesn't want to admit it, but he's right. >_> First it's like "YAY! I'm a sensei! *Randomly dances in circles*", after a month it's "Okay, I should get to training." and after half a year it's "-_- Stop spamming my profile, noobs -_- Find someone else, I'm busy". Atleast, that's what I've seen and what I've noticed what I do myself. =\

Hmm can you elaborate a bit about what was the previous system u mentioned which was completely a fail..?

 

[Scary Yamato]

Hmm can you elaborate a bit about what was the previous system u mentioned which was completely a fail..?

If I remember correctly It was a system based on levels and differnt senseis trained specific student types.

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The senseis were broken down by skill level and speciality and then assigned specific student groups to train.

the problem was that student flow bottlenecked on some senseis and it became too much. then some senseis became less active without a flow of new senseis, so the system grinded to a hault.

I think Roku was the one who ended up being bombarded the most if I remember correctly.

 

[BlacKing]

That actually doesnt seem like a bad idea. However, We have wayy to many noobs. He would have to do mass training. We need to do that anyway. train 2 ppl at a time.

 

[Scary Yamato]

That actually doesnt seem like a bad idea. However, We have wayy to many noobs. He would have to do mass training. We need to do that anyway. train 2 ppl at a time.

the problem with that is that the students will not always be online at the same time, so if you are using one thread for two students, one of two things will happen...
1) when one student leaves you will have to stop class so they can progress at the same time.

2) If you continue to train while one student is missing, you will have to scroll through to where you left off, and then you are using one thread to train two students at two very different spots. thats makes for a very cluttered and confusing thread where things will probably be missed.

One thread per student is actually a very effecient system, because a sensei will train multiple students at a time, and can post replies or next steps while other students are responding to previous posts.

The system we had before was pretty good. we had good senseis, who taught thier specialties, but the problem was balance. Some sensies had 20 students while others had 2. More sensei's came after that chart as well. Myself along with a few others were added to that list.

 

[Scary Yamato]

lol scary i remember that system. it was all cool at the begining but then it got old.

yeah. on paper it worked, but in practice not so much. that was about the time I became inactive.

 

[ZK]

Hmm maybe mass training could work, if students (max three or two) and sensei made a deal beforehand, on when to train. (in GMT time) So if one of the students missed the training, then too bad, so sad...