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Random search, other search suggestions

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It would be great having a randomized search, that way you don't always get the same results on top with New! results showing up in the middle of them, forcing you to look through the old results again to find the new ones. Would also be nice to see what Lady Luck has to offer. Also, it would be nice if Game Type, Audio / Visual and Language were checkboxes instead of drop-downs. The reason for this is that people might speak multiple languages, or want Audio or Audio and Visual games but not Text Only, or any combination thereof; there is a similar reason for making the Game Type selection checkboxes style. Also, if someone from a certain game PMs or replies to you, it would be great to have a link to that game included in the message (i.e. if you posted something in that game before). Also, I don't like to play amateur campaigns, I prefer to play published campaigns. Can you add a filter for that in the search, and a selection in the listing functions? Amateur campaigns tend to be of much lower quality. If you are interested in the quality of the games available on Roll20 this would be a must, as it's impossible to tell just by reading the listing, you have to ask the GM yourself. This also creates problems if you want to join a game and then later want to leave because of the poor quality.
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