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Hey, so I just started being a DM and so I decided to post my listing out for D&d on Saturdays. While somehow some people posted on my listing everytime I go to check if my game is there I don't see anything. Please help, thanks.
Hi Lucas, common problems are not enabling the search to look for 18+ content if you marked your game as such. Other issues involve the fact that it can take a couple of hours to show but if people are already replying it isn't that. Feel free to post the name of your game and we can see if we can find it to help advise on how best to look for it yourself. Thanks
Thanks for the quick reply. The name is Tales of Aleradia - Homebrew Campaign. I will disable the mature content. How long should it take to update after I do that?
Untagging the 18+ has made it visible to me with a search by the name (make sure to put the game name in the keyword search rather than the 'playing this game' box). You can reenable the 18+ content on your game, in fact you should if it is likely to contain adult themes. Just remember that if you do you'll need to tick that box on the 'find a group' page so that your game will show up :)
When you create a listing for a game there are two checkboxes (18+ content and New players welcome) down below where the language information is chosen. By checking these it will allow the LFG tool to use these as filters.