Momoka wrote:
That works. The rule has been changed.
It came up in conversation, people liked it, and I picked a time convenient to the HotOHR contest, so that you could submit a dungeon from the HotOHR contest as a standalone game (which hopefully makes you work harder on that dungeon!). If the same game is seriously good enough to win both (when the non-this contest HotOHR entries will have plots and such), then clearly it's good enough of a game to be a valued member of the OHR library.
If everyone's jimmies are seriously that rustled, I can move the end date up a month.
Mogri wrote:
I'd say that the only proviso needed for this to function in spirit is, "You have to use the OHR's default movement handling."
That works. The rule has been changed.
Spoonweaver wrote:
This is such a dumb thread...
First we have a poorly placed contest. Was there really a need to make a contest who's due date and starting time were so very close to those of the HOTOHR 2? A contest that's been hyped for more than a year?
And Then you design the rules so that any game entered into this contest can also be entered into the HOTOHR2 contest. How can't you see that you've basically only succeeded in adding to the prize pool of the HOTOHR2? While at the same tie added a silly twist to your rules that will only serve to warp potential HOTOHR entries into shorter versions of themselves.
Cancel this contest.
First we have a poorly placed contest. Was there really a need to make a contest who's due date and starting time were so very close to those of the HOTOHR 2? A contest that's been hyped for more than a year?
And Then you design the rules so that any game entered into this contest can also be entered into the HOTOHR2 contest. How can't you see that you've basically only succeeded in adding to the prize pool of the HOTOHR2? While at the same tie added a silly twist to your rules that will only serve to warp potential HOTOHR entries into shorter versions of themselves.
Cancel this contest.
It came up in conversation, people liked it, and I picked a time convenient to the HotOHR contest, so that you could submit a dungeon from the HotOHR contest as a standalone game (which hopefully makes you work harder on that dungeon!). If the same game is seriously good enough to win both (when the non-this contest HotOHR entries will have plots and such), then clearly it's good enough of a game to be a valued member of the OHR library.
If everyone's jimmies are seriously that rustled, I can move the end date up a month.
Well, I kind of went off-rail in the other thread trying to push us towards a Vanilla Vikings contest. I've elaborated on the reasons why I support this specific idea already, so tell you what, I'll re-visit this concept next year, strip the one-dungeon parameter, and just throw a "make a new game out of Vikings of Midgard ('vanilla') resources" contest.
EDIT: Sorry, I almost went on an off-topic page bump! Quoting momoka's last post so that the thread can stay focused.



