Report, edit, etc...Posted by iamandragon on 2004-11-05 at 21:24:16
I decided to hold up a monthly challenge just like the warboards.
Every month I will post up a challenging topic(challenging your SE or SC skills), and we can all compete against one another!
However, judges are needed before we can start!
Anyone would like to sign up?
To sign up, simply write an unbaised review on the map Kill Me! by Tuxedo-Templar. Entries are taken from now till next Wednesday when I post a post up(so if you sumit AFTER me saying 'deadline is up!', unlucky)
There are 10 slots for judges. 5 for StarEdit judges, 5 for StarCraft judges. You can choose to apply for both(although you will be offered one slot) or specify which one you want to apply for.
You don't need to do anything if you are a judge. All you do is vote and take the pleasure to design complicated and evil tasks for competitors, and you can still compete in the challenge.
Current Judges:
PCFredZ--Star Craft monthly challenge judge(T)
Kow--Star Craft monthly challenge judge
Kow--Star Edit monthly challenge judge
High--Star Edit monthly challenge judge(unchallenged)
DT_Battlekruser--Star Edit monthly challenge judge(uncertain)
DT_Battlekruser--Star Craft monthly challenge judge(uncertain)
MillenniumArmy--Star Edit monthly challenge judge(unchallenged)
Lisk--Star Edit/Craft monthly challenge judge(unchallenged)(unselected)
urmom--Star Edit/Craft monthly challenge judge(unchallenge)(unselected)
n2o-Simpsons--Star Edit/Craft monthly challenge judge(unchallenged)(unselected)
Those with a (T) behind them have secured a place in the SEN challenges team, which means they have the power to set up the challenges
Those with (unchallenged) can be kicked out if anyone pass the tryouts before they do.
Those with (uncertain) may not be a judge
Those with (unselected) may select to be one of the Star Edit/Craft monthly challenge judge.
Every month I will post up a challenging topic(challenging your SE or SC skills), and we can all compete against one another!
However, judges are needed before we can start!
Anyone would like to sign up?
To sign up, simply write an unbaised review on the map Kill Me! by Tuxedo-Templar. Entries are taken from now till next Wednesday when I post a post up(so if you sumit AFTER me saying 'deadline is up!', unlucky)
There are 10 slots for judges. 5 for StarEdit judges, 5 for StarCraft judges. You can choose to apply for both(although you will be offered one slot) or specify which one you want to apply for.
You don't need to do anything if you are a judge. All you do is vote and take the pleasure to design complicated and evil tasks for competitors, and you can still compete in the challenge.
Current Judges:
PCFredZ--Star Craft monthly challenge judge(T)
Kow--Star Craft monthly challenge judge
Kow--Star Edit monthly challenge judge
High--Star Edit monthly challenge judge(unchallenged)
DT_Battlekruser--Star Edit monthly challenge judge(uncertain)
DT_Battlekruser--Star Craft monthly challenge judge(uncertain)
MillenniumArmy--Star Edit monthly challenge judge(unchallenged)
Lisk--Star Edit/Craft monthly challenge judge(unchallenged)(unselected)
urmom--Star Edit/Craft monthly challenge judge(unchallenge)(unselected)
n2o-Simpsons--Star Edit/Craft monthly challenge judge(unchallenged)(unselected)
Those with a (T) behind them have secured a place in the SEN challenges team, which means they have the power to set up the challenges
Those with (unchallenged) can be kicked out if anyone pass the tryouts before they do.
Those with (uncertain) may not be a judge
Those with (unselected) may select to be one of the Star Edit/Craft monthly challenge judge.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Kow on 2004-11-05 at 22:31:43
Kandidate Kow!
Report, edit, etc...Posted by High on 2004-11-05 at 22:33:46
yeh sure why not?
Report, edit, etc...Posted by DT_Battlekruser on 2004-11-06 at 00:37:58
Well, I guess I will.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by MillenniumArmy on 2004-11-06 at 00:39:25
Count me in lol
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Lisk on 2004-11-06 at 10:29:11
me? 
Report, edit, etc...Posted by iamandragon on 2004-11-09 at 10:29:15
These members are selected to be a judge:
Kow
High
DT_Battlekruser
MillenniumArmy
Lisk
If you have any objection, post a post(lol) and explain.
Kow
High
DT_Battlekruser
MillenniumArmy
Lisk
If you have any objection, post a post(lol) and explain.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Urmom(U) on 2004-11-09 at 14:56:34
can i be a sixth judge because i just got back from school so i couldnt post earlier today
Report, edit, etc...Posted by PCFredZ on 2004-11-09 at 15:05:35
Same here. Why don't you post a sample map and give a deadline of, say one week for the volunteers to review? Otherwise people'll just look and say... "yet another biased map team..."
Nothing implied!
Nothing implied!Report, edit, etc...Posted by iamandragon on 2004-11-09 at 18:29:19
Okay, okay. Apart from the original judge team I will include some back-up judges to judge on those judges who also competed.
There will be 5 members of back-up judges.
First come first serve!
There will be 5 members of back-up judges.
First come first serve!
Report, edit, etc...Posted by PCFredZ on 2004-11-09 at 19:29:16
I didn't say backups. That way the "backups" are like "nah, you ain't so good, we MIGHT call you if Mr. Regular Judge has a heart attack, was abducted by aliens, and such"... I demand a tryout!
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Urmom(U) on 2004-11-09 at 19:34:57
lol true true and well put. what would the "back-up" judges be able to do?
Report, edit, etc...Posted by MillenniumArmy on 2004-11-09 at 20:38:27
You know whats funny?
When ppl have asked for volunteers to be judges, i've been recruited all 3 times i;ve asked. First for being judge of map making contest 2004, then for map team, now for this
When ppl have asked for volunteers to be judges, i've been recruited all 3 times i;ve asked. First for being judge of map making contest 2004, then for map team, now for this
Report, edit, etc...Posted by DT_Battlekruser on 2004-11-09 at 21:02:17
(judge tryout) "I'll ban you if I'm not a judge!" 
j/k
j/k
Report, edit, etc...Posted by iamandragon on 2004-11-10 at 03:24:10
QUOTE(urmom @ Nov 9 2004, 07:34 PM)
lol true true and well put. what would the "back-up" judges be able to do?
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QUOTE(DT_Battlekruser @ Nov 9 2004, 09:02 PM)
(judge tryout) "I'll ban you if I'm not a judge!"
j/k
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Hmm...Right. You guys are darned right...back-up judges makes me laugh..
Okay here's pcfredz idea fullfilled:
Write an unbaised review on the map Kill Me! By Tuxedo-Templar and post it here. One week deadline. Admin allowed! If you don't want your post public, you can private message me.
All judges places are empty now.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by DT_Battlekruser on 2004-11-10 at 10:31:14
hmmmm I'll try. I gotta go to school do my homework, then tomorrow I leave for a 4 day trip.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by PCFredZ on 2004-11-10 at 15:23:45
Muhaha, I was, in fact, the person who submitted Kill Me! to the DL Database.
Here goes:
Map Name: Kill Me!
Map Type: Movie
Creator: Tuxedo_Templar
Sentence Summary
Absolutely hilarious, captivating, map size small enough that you won't know the sound effects packed in!
Point Summary
Overall Rate: 10/10 (0 being lowest, 10 being highest; half-points are possible)
Movie maps are judged by the following categories (the points that this map has received are in parentheses after the categories, 0 being lowest, 10 being highest):
Detailed Review
Kill Me!, one of the most recognized works by Tuxedo_Templar, and one of the few maps that have popularized even the mindless droning players of Battle.net.
In this typical movie map, Tux has used atypical elements that made the map flourish.
The plot was of a man, Mr. Hapless (from one of Tux's previous movies), who has done terrible deeds in his life. Well, now his bad karma gets back at him... his karma, as in, YOU.
You, the movie watchers, vote on one of several ways to kill Mr. Hapless: nuclear strike, mass-murdered, highway crossing disasters, or just falling off a cliff and letting gravity do the dirty work. There is even a part where the players participate in the execution of Mr. Hapless, choosing a weapon of choice, and getting a piece of Hapless. Each death possibility has different plots of their own, some brief, some epic, but all sure to bring laughter from the audience.
Surpassing Tux's former works, Kill Me! efficiently and effectively incorporated numerous music clips and sound effects that made watching this map actually feel like watching a comical movie, instead of reading some Shakespeare book.
Long story short, the plot felt a bit short (you never can get tired of seeing the same guy dying over and over), but for its size and pizzazz, Kill Me! stood out from all the other so-called "Movie" maps I have seen, earning, with honor and dignity (or the stripping of it from Hapless), a perfect 10.
END
Lmao, if I put this much effort into MAKING maps, World of Starcraft, I and II, would be played by half of Battle.net (er, maybe); if I put this much effort into writing my English essays, I'd have finished the three projects due Friday way back last week! Oh well, Veteran's Day, work your magic...
Here goes:
Map Name: Kill Me!
Map Type: Movie
Creator: Tuxedo_Templar
Sentence Summary
Absolutely hilarious, captivating, map size small enough that you won't know the sound effects packed in!
Point Summary
Overall Rate: 10/10 (0 being lowest, 10 being highest; half-points are possible)
Movie maps are judged by the following categories (the points that this map has received are in parentheses after the categories, 0 being lowest, 10 being highest):
- Plot (9)
- Organization (10)
- Sound/Music (10)
- Triggering (10)
- Interactiveness (10)
- Meaningful/Humorous (10)
Detailed Review
Kill Me!, one of the most recognized works by Tuxedo_Templar, and one of the few maps that have popularized even the mindless droning players of Battle.net.
In this typical movie map, Tux has used atypical elements that made the map flourish.
The plot was of a man, Mr. Hapless (from one of Tux's previous movies), who has done terrible deeds in his life. Well, now his bad karma gets back at him... his karma, as in, YOU.
You, the movie watchers, vote on one of several ways to kill Mr. Hapless: nuclear strike, mass-murdered, highway crossing disasters, or just falling off a cliff and letting gravity do the dirty work. There is even a part where the players participate in the execution of Mr. Hapless, choosing a weapon of choice, and getting a piece of Hapless. Each death possibility has different plots of their own, some brief, some epic, but all sure to bring laughter from the audience.
Surpassing Tux's former works, Kill Me! efficiently and effectively incorporated numerous music clips and sound effects that made watching this map actually feel like watching a comical movie, instead of reading some Shakespeare book.
Long story short, the plot felt a bit short (you never can get tired of seeing the same guy dying over and over), but for its size and pizzazz, Kill Me! stood out from all the other so-called "Movie" maps I have seen, earning, with honor and dignity (or the stripping of it from Hapless), a perfect 10.
END
Lmao, if I put this much effort into MAKING maps, World of Starcraft, I and II, would be played by half of Battle.net (er, maybe); if I put this much effort into writing my English essays, I'd have finished the three projects due Friday way back last week! Oh well, Veteran's Day, work your magic... Report, edit, etc...Posted by n2o-SiMpSoNs on 2004-11-10 at 15:45:04
I'll be a judge even though their are already people! 
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Urmom(U) on 2004-11-10 at 15:47:38
so how do you want us to judge? do you want me to type it in word and then send to you, rate 1-10?
Report, edit, etc...Posted by PCFredZ on 2004-11-10 at 16:05:16
I was just giving my own review, you can rate yours however you like it.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by iamandragon on 2004-11-10 at 19:19:03
QUOTE(n2o-Simpsons @ Nov 10 2004, 03:45 PM)
I'll be a judge even though their are already people!
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You have to join the try outs. Write a review on Kill Me!
QUOTE(urmom @ Nov 10 2004, 03:47 PM)
so how do you want us to judge? do you want me to type it in word and then send to you, rate 1-10?
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Yap.
QUOTE(pcfredz @ Nov 10 2004, 04:05 PM)
I was just giving my own review, you can rate yours however you like it.
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k.
btw I have included some areas. If you are writing a review, you have to find out exllence points in the map Kill Me! If you wanna be a StarEdit judge, you have to realize how is this map hard/skillful to be made. If you wanna be a StarCraft judge, you have to be good at analysing so as to see how skillful the player is.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by PCFredZ on 2004-11-10 at 21:09:58
QUOTE(Marge Simpson)
You can't argue with results!
Why bother with how complicated the triggers are when it's the end result, the PLAYING of the map, that matters?
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Urmom(U) on 2004-11-10 at 23:10:12
can i be a starcraft judge? should i still review Kill Me? i think that would be the most appropriate judging spot for me.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by iamandragon on 2004-11-11 at 03:12:55
QUOTE(pcfredz @ Nov 10 2004, 09:09 PM)
QUOTE(Marge Simpson)
You can't argue with results!
Why bother with how complicated the triggers are when it's the end result, the PLAYING of the map, that matters?
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If you can't spot how complicated the triggers are and how excellent they are laid out, you can't know the effort the makers had put in and therefore you not suit for a StarEdit judge.
But a StarCraft judge perhaps!
QUOTE(urmom @ Nov 10 2004, 11:10 PM)
can i be a starcraft judge? should i still review Kill Me? i think that would be the most appropriate judging spot for me.
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You can be a StarCraft judge of course! Just write a review for Kill Me! and that's it! It doesn't need to be too long (I won't appreciate if you write a zillion words packed in font 8...) but it has to be neat!
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Kow on 2004-11-11 at 07:24:56
This is my review of it before i play it. I'm just seeing how i can do this...
Map: Kill Me!
Creator: Tuxedo-Templar
Genre: Movie
Audience: Everyone will find this funny, but it appeals to younger audiences
Ratings:
Overall: 10/10
Triggers: 10/10
Plot: 8/10
Worthwhileness: 10/10
Sounds: 10/10
Use of Terrain: 10/10
Creativity: 9/10
OverView
Fun Little map that anyone would enjoy. Mr. Hapless goes around dying in unique ways. You, as the players, are able to choose the ways he dies. Be it falling off a cliff, exploding, or many other ways, it is suprisingly amusing. Tuxedo-Templar is known for his excelent maps, and this one does not disappoint.
Map: Kill Me!
Creator: Tuxedo-Templar
Genre: Movie
Audience: Everyone will find this funny, but it appeals to younger audiences
Ratings:
Overall: 10/10
Triggers: 10/10
Plot: 8/10
Worthwhileness: 10/10
Sounds: 10/10
Use of Terrain: 10/10
Creativity: 9/10
OverView
Fun Little map that anyone would enjoy. Mr. Hapless goes around dying in unique ways. You, as the players, are able to choose the ways he dies. Be it falling off a cliff, exploding, or many other ways, it is suprisingly amusing. Tuxedo-Templar is known for his excelent maps, and this one does not disappoint.