>>6334884The reasonable amount of updates per day is whatever you're comfortable with, anon. Running a quest should be enjoyable--not an obligation--and if you run yourself ragged trying to bust out an update every day when it isn't sustainable you're just gonna find yourself burning out.
Echoing what
>>6334924 said, the key is communication. If you wanna write three updates one day and then skip a day because your Nonna is in town, that's fine--just keep your players informed so you don't lose steam and they don't assume you flaked. I've known QMs who update multiple times daily and some who only update once a week, and while the latter isn't ideal, it's certainly doable as long as your voters are aware that that's the situation.
Of course, situations change too. There's no problem with increasing/decreasing updates if something happens in real life. Again, as long as you keep your players in the loop with a quick 'yo I'm a bit busy this week, questies, be back on Friday maybe' then it should be fine.
t. Guy who updated his first quest almost daily for some weird reason
