Well, tbh, we're getting an office just after xmas, so what I was gonna do
is download all the submitted gamemodes and have a bit of a LAN party, then
get everyone involved to give their opinions.
These wouldn't be any game development legends, they'd just be regular
gamers. We're looking for fun
Yeah, I appreciate your reply to the voting concerns with the contest,
but please tell us who exactly is judging, and if you are open to get
outside non-biased judges, I would trust anyone well known from valve,
or id, or ea games or anyone, even a mod leader from a popular source
mod(NOT GARRYS MO
You could also have a "best community-voted gamemode" award, but I don't
know how that would play in.
2009/12/3 ZuM
> Then my sugestion would be to get the most "influential" or important
> people
> in the GMod comunity or the source comunity to vote. The more people in a
> vote the more "balanc
Then my sugestion would be to get the most "influential" or important people
in the GMod comunity or the source comunity to vote. The more people in a
vote the more "balanced' (it's not the ideal word but whatever) and
distributed the votes will be.
:)
2009/12/3 Garry Newman
> Yeah voter fraud
If you were going to formally judge it, what categories should the gamemodes
be assessed under (if any)? I was thinking that maybe a criteria-based
assessment would be a good idea, where the total number of points in each
category would be accumulated as a total and then put up against the
assessme
Yeah voter fraud is what I'm trying to avoid. I don't want it to become a
contest of who has got the most IP addresses or email addresses. It gets
messy.
Common opinion is going to influence the vote though - since we obviously
want to add gamemodes that people want to play.
garry
On Thu, Dec
Agreed, too many idiots and douchebags. By adding the rule to vote for
a minimum of games it would not work, quite a few people would vote 10
for their friends gamemod and 1 for the others...
2009/12/3, Stephen Swires :
> You don't want open voting on Facepunch, too many idiots.
>
> On Thu, Dec 3
You don't want open voting on Facepunch, too many idiots.
On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 4:19 AM, Matt Hoffman wrote:
> I agree, especially seeing as we're dealing with some real dollars here.
>
> Perhaps it should be a combined voting, with public's votes counting
> towards
> 60% and the Staff vote coun
I agree, especially seeing as we're dealing with some real dollars here.
Perhaps it should be a combined voting, with public's votes counting towards
60% and the Staff vote counting for 40%. You could even go as far as make
people rate X out of Y gamemodes, and rate them based on: Re playability,
After long discussion with well known modders, it seems one of the
biggest flaws with this contest is the judging, or lack of formal
judging.
I quote http://frettacontest.facepunchstudios.com/:
"
Winners will be decided by the staff of Facepunch Studios (not the forums).
"
Is there any way to hav
Definately a good place to post this, I would have never have seen it.
Looks like I may have to win 10 grand.
On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 11:16 AM, Lech wrote:
> Whoever remakes Build Bridge/To The Top automatically wins 1st place!
>
>
> On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 9:29 AM, Garry Newman
> wrote:
> > I do
Whoever remakes Build Bridge/To The Top automatically wins 1st place!
On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 9:29 AM, Garry Newman wrote:
> I don't know whether this will be considered spam, but I thought I'd let the
> list know about this contest incase anyone's interested (to my mind it's
> probably the 2nd m
I don't know whether this will be considered spam, but I thought I'd let the
list know about this contest incase anyone's interested (to my mind it's
probably the 2nd most logical place to post this)
The basic facts are this. Coding a gamemode for GMod, using Lua. Best 5
gamemodes win a prize. Top
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