Re: SVLC 2016
Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2016 2:16 pm
What is the deadline for the judges to be done btw?
Also how is the progress for some going on btw?
Also how is the progress for some going on btw?
That's quick...Marina wrote:Also Chad and Kogasa are already done with their reviews.
Just throwing this out there for everyone: I feel like unless you REALLY messed up, you'll get a decent score. I could easily say that ~70% of the levels were average or above average. Now this isn't necessarily a GOOD statistic, as it just blends mediocre ones in there as well, but "you'll probably live" is what I' m saying.Dominodalek wrote:I'm just hoping I get a decent score, personally.
Excellent question!RoundPiplup wrote:Just wondering, will the results be revealed like several levels then top 3? Or will it just be all in one?
My idea:Marina wrote:Excellent question!RoundPiplup wrote:Just wondering, will the results be revealed like several levels then top 3? Or will it just be all in one?
The number of contest levels is 43, and they're all Vanilla. The judging shouldn't take too much longer.Valtteri wrote:There should really be a deadline for the judges as well as a set date for when results can be expected...
How would vanilla levels take less time to judge?mariogeek2 wrote:The number of contest levels is 43, and they're all Vanilla. The judging shouldn't take too much longer.Valtteri wrote:There should really be a deadline for the judges as well as a set date for when results can be expected...
You have less tools and options with vanilla, so, therefore, vanilla levels are less complicated. Less complicated levels don't require as much thought and effort when judging (at least I assume so). Less thought and effort = faster judging time.PixelPest wrote:How would vanilla levels take less time to judge?mariogeek2 wrote:The number of contest levels is 43, and they're all Vanilla. The judging shouldn't take too much longer.
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hahahahaha. less complicated? Oh please!mariogeek2 wrote:You have less tools and options with vanilla, so, therefore, vanilla levels are less complicated. Less complicated levels don't require as much thought and effort when judging (at least I assume so). Less thought and effort = faster judging time.PixelPest wrote:How would vanilla levels take less time to judge?mariogeek2 wrote:The number of contest levels is 43, and they're all Vanilla. The judging shouldn't take too much longer.
I have faith in my judges to be done as fast as possible. After all, Quill isn't a judge in this one.Valtteri wrote:There should really be a deadline for the judges as well as a set date for when results can be expected...
Wow! That was quite a long response...anyways, yeah, you're probably right. But I have one arguement against that: Yeah, I agree that the value of an art piece comes from the effort and time the artist poured into it, but just imagine how much better the value becomes the more tools the artist has available. If the creator pours in the same amount of effort and time into a piece with more tools available as with less tools available, the creation, in all likelihood, would be better.as303298 wrote:hahahahaha. less complicated? Oh please!mariogeek2 wrote: You have less tools and options with vanilla, so, therefore, vanilla levels are less complicated. Less complicated levels don't require as much thought and effort when judging (at least I assume so). Less thought and effort = faster judging time.
Some of these levels, albeit incredibly ugly, have been some of the most creative ones so far. Even a few of my -1 scored levels have managed to surprise even me. So...it isn't any easier. We just don't have to worry about custom bosses and all of that other crap that people shoehorn into levels.
One of the reasons I was eager to be a judge of this is so that I could see, firsthand, how people would use Vanilla. You aren't as limited as much as you think you are, you just have to actually be...idk..creative? Sometimes the value of an art piece isn't from the amount of tools an artist had, but rather the effort and time this person took to use only the most simplistic and rudimentary tools available. A concept that is lost to a large sum in this community...
Praise the Lord!!! I didn't realize that.Marina wrote:After all, Quill isn't a judge in this one.
ooooh.... sick burnMarina wrote:I have faith in my judges to be done as fast as possible. After all, Quill isn't a judge in this one.Valtteri wrote:There should really be a deadline for the judges as well as a set date for when results can be expected...