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Yes, a WIP is needed. If you want to keep it secret, just post a screen or two of the terrain.
Woah, Warny is here. Looking forward to your cinematic, it better be good.
Just a short question (seeing I am really tightly looking at the schedule and seeing if I can remotely make it).
This contest ends today at 23:59 GMT.
So that's it? Two entries?
5, if you reckoned me as well
In that case, shouldn't 2 entries be a no-contest? I watched both cinematics and I found them really interesting. CMarket's was dark, it left me with the sense of watching a horror movie, while Hemlock's had good action in it, very good. CMarket's has had many sound effects, while Hemlock's should use some more, apart from the nice music (e.g. when the rocks were falling, when the spells were casted and such).
Overall, both were great, and, as I recall well, Hemlock's was way shorter than CMarket's. Originality would go to CMarket; Hemlock described a battle-type concept, overused to be honest. The lack of the sounds gave no feeling, when they should. A bad thing about CMarket's was the clown's voice; apparently he had the worst microphone ^^. The guy who should have the better quality was him, since the clown should declare a scary person, with much of feeling over the voice, which could not be sounded, due to the low quality. Generally, mistakes over the sound sets, except for Gomez (or how the name was); the sound of the uncut "beeps" in the end of each recorded sound turned it into amateur. Hemlock's narrator was odd; he was describing a story of a creature that formed itself out of fears and darkness, when the narrator was way darker and better depicting the creature's characteristics. I was disappointed by the model used for the being: Illidan; we are so familiar with this model, that I payed no feeling to the creature's 'horrifying' form.
Both ones had an end that let you fulfilling the true story/end of story. Hemlock's ended with a "boom!", while CMarket's left me with disappointment in the end, because of the unfair rumors over Gomez.
Generally, I'd pick CMarket's for the sake of the mentioned stuff and because I felt it had way more details than Hemlock's; he seemed to put more work into it, cause he focused on many effects, while Hemlock focused on knockback-type systems, with periodic events' movement triggers, so, a show-off of spells' triggering, which is not bad, since it had the action CMarket's didn't have.
Apparently, everyone will do it the way I did. There are only two submissions; comparing each other is a rational move.
but it happens to be a competitor of a guy who has more experience on this, even if you have some better ideas.
Alright, here is my entry. Just before the deadline.
As was mentioned, the title of the cinematic is the Clown of As'Latur.
I believe the story might be a bit too complex for some of you which is why I'll also upload a readme that will explain anything you might not understand about the story. Please, please, watch the cinematic and try to figure out as much as you can on your own before reading this.
Edit: And i forget, I expect that Theme "Someone is telling a story" is more like Hamlock did it, becouse If I was A judge, I decide that CMarket didnt follow theme.
Guys.
Due to the fact that there only are 2 submissions, should we go for both poll and judge, just poll or just judge?
Well since there is only option A and option B the public pool(meaning the 25% vote) will have no effect on the actual outcome, rendering it useless. Therefore I suggest that only the judge should judge.
Hemlock, you should also learn that that's pretty much contest 101. Especially in the bigger contests like this one, most people say they will join in, but don't due to interferances. That's not because they can't think ahaid, but because of the type of contest. There's a limited time, a lot of work, and a big chance something interferes due to either of the 2 previous reasons. That's just the way it is.
Hemlock, you should also learn that that's pretty much contest 101. Especially in the bigger contests like this one, most people say they will join in, but don't due to interferances. That's not because they can't think ahaid, but because of the type of contest. There's a limited time, a lot of work, and a big chance something interferes due to either of the 2 previous reasons. That's just the way it is.
Why do you think the previous contest was unsuccessful?So that's it? Two entries?
Why do you think the previous contest was unsuccessful?
This also serves an answer to Hemlock: you cannot count on the people who say they are going to participate, at least not here.
The decision of extending the deadline or opening the poll is entirely up to those who have already started work and wish to submit it or have already done so. If there are no people with unfinished work, I don't think you need to extend the deadline. Bounty extended it for a month and no new submissions were posted.
I think everyone would appreciate knowing who can participate and who cannot next time. By that I mean an exact information, not «I'll try to».
Nobody seems to have even started a work, judging from the number of posts between this one and my last. If anyone is still finishing, please let the participants and the competition manager know.