CRYMC Argument Analysis

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I'll just dive right in. I know you guys have no current need for any more staff members, but I just thought I'd throw my name in the hat for when you do. You feel you have everything covered in terms of what you think you should have in overall maintenance, which I understand, but I wanted to scratch your brain on perhaps other areas in which you could expand or add to the vastly growing empire that is CRYMC.

You may have chat regulators, people to answer questions about the server, and that is fantastic, you honestly do not need anyone else. On the other hand, I do think there are ways to increase happiness, and add a more cult-like specialness to it that will make it ultimately more fun for the players but also for the staff members. Yes,

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