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Event Type :
Standalone Compo
Dates :
26 September - 26 October 2014
Organizers :
Fredrik
Competition Results :
C64 Music
Productions released outside compos :
Attendants : (12)
celticdesign, freQvibez, Jammer, Kristian Røstøen, Linus, Mermaid, Pepsi, Scarzix, Stinsen, Tempest, X-jammer, Xiny6581
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Submitted by Kristian on 10 February 2015
| The recounting should be finished by now. Congrats, Jammer ;) |
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Submitted by Jammer on 2 January 2015
| Thanks but I'll wait till tomorrow - last time it turned out that I'm #2 after recounting ;) |
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Submitted by Hein on 2 January 2015
| Heh, only 1 rule (30 seconds) and most participants broke that rule. You can come back now Fredrik, the results are in. Congrats to Jammer. |
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Submitted by Richard on 2 January 2015
Results are in, combined with CSDB member votes. No. of votes in compo from the online votesheet was 3.
1. Permadeath - 37.7
2. Bend Over - 36.7
3. Left Over - 35.9
4. DiscOver - 35.8
5. This is not the end - 35.3
6. Depressing time - 34.9
7. Hung Over 34.6
8. Drowning - A ProgStep Adventure - 34.1
9. SpaceOver - 34.0
10. Another Hero has Died - 33.7
11. Lost Beyond Recall - 33.1
12. Stay Down - 33
13. Came Over - 32.9
14. Awaiting - 32.5
15. Game Over - 32.0
16. Handkerchief Hills - 31.9
17. Myst - 31.8
18. Up in Flames - 31.3
19. Bad Eggs, Game Over - 30.8
20. 30 Seconds Jingle - 30.4
21. Warzoid Game Over - 29.8
22. It aint over yet - 29.4
23. Game Over 1 - 28.3
24. Out of Pepsi - 27.1
25. Facepalm - 26.3
26. Scrapped, Recycled, Reincarnated - 26.2
27. Game Over III - 25/1
28. Dark Gray - 24.0
29. End on Horror - 22.2 |
User Comment
Submitted by Wisdom on 22 November 2014
| @Richard, my second tune ("Awaiting") is missing in your voting site? |
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Submitted by Richard on 22 November 2014
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Submitted by Linus on 4 November 2014
| Oh Fredrik where are thou? |
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Submitted by Jammer on 4 November 2014
But seriously - it's sad given that really big names take their part and 5 awesome entries from Drax is really something. Fredrik, come here! :P |
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Submitted by booker on 4 November 2014
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Submitted by Jammer on 4 November 2014
It's not about results, dude ;) When one comes up with compo, it should be held with a minimum of interest and responsibility, no matter how fun and spontaneous it is ;) Let's throw a party but fuck the guests and let them do whatever they want :D
Richard put some effort into a dedicated web, came up with voting system, established clear compo rules and did write anything in the comment section. That no one gave a fuck after voting - well, it happens. But he made it look like a compo at least! ;) |
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Submitted by booker on 4 November 2014
Fuk, sorry forgot there are two "charts" on here. So in 'CSDb rating prize' votes as said, and 'Public prize'
1. Mermaid
2. Drax
3. Linus
There,sorted :)) |
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Submitted by booker on 4 November 2014
@Jamma, assuming the compo title hasn't changed to "The Best Drax shortie compo" you see the votes:
1. Drax
2. Jammer
3. Kristian
Wish I could do a jinle.. :P |
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Submitted by Jammer on 4 November 2014
| True story, m8 ;) Pity that some compos are left to death then :P |
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Submitted by booker on 4 November 2014
| amount of tunes submitted to such compos nowadays is beyond my wildest dreams of c64 music scene activity. 8-o |
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Submitted by Hate Bush on 3 November 2014
| if this compo was closed today and based on csdb votes, the top five would be all Thomas Mogensen (with Kamil Wolnikowski as a close contestant for 5th place). not that i would be unhappy or surprised with that ;) |
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Submitted by DRAX on 31 October 2014
| Game over... Game over, man!!! |
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Submitted by X-jammer on 29 October 2014
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Submitted by freℚvibez on 21 October 2014
DRAX, I like the idea, but even then I guess the tunes would each have a different number of votes. But maybe the differences then wouldn't be that drastic.
I'd also like to have a voting period where the tunes are shown anonymous, that is without any names/credits. But I can't really see how this could be achieved, as the prgs and sids contain all those information (which of course is a good thing). |
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Submitted by DRAX on 21 October 2014
| I was thinking - wouldn't it be an idea that all tunes were released at the same time... But still using csdb for voting... I mean it seems like tunes released nearer the deadline get higher scores as the number of votes is lower... ??? |
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Submitted by TheRyk on 19 October 2014
| either "Disqualified" should be qualified again or Fred must clean up/sort out a bunch of tunes which slightly surpass 0:30 limit |
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Submitted by Stone on 10 October 2014
| Looks to me like there's only one rule. Which I broke. |
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Submitted by Jammer on 10 October 2014
| Seems like Fredrik's just come up with event and doesn't care too much. Some compo rules would be really nice ;] |
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Submitted by TheRyk on 9 October 2014
So far I really like the outcome. However, for the future rules should be a little clearer and maybe stricter, e.g. from a perspective of a coder it might make sense that not only playing time but also a certain filesize should ot to be exceeded.
BTW: I'd like a mini tune compo next (some time after X party) |
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Submitted by DRAX on 9 October 2014
| Nice compo idea... but when I think about game over I usually think of a short jingle... Is that really what you mean or is it more like a high score tune? |
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Submitted by Scarzix on 30 September 2014
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Submitted by Scarzix on 28 September 2014
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Submitted by Kristian on 28 September 2014
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Submitted by bepp on 28 September 2014
| First you die. Then you jingle! |
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Submitted by Mermaid on 28 September 2014
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Submitted by Mermaid on 28 September 2014
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Submitted by Mermaid on 28 September 2014
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Submitted by Scarzix on 28 September 2014
| I mean, besides the Rambo example. |
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Submitted by Scarzix on 28 September 2014
Can I get a game example where it plays a game-over jingle? I can only think of a "sound" for dying and then the screen goes onto a highscore screen or title...
Ideas, please? |
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Submitted by Richard on 28 September 2014
Just want to ask some general questions related to the competition:
1. Is there a limit to filesize per tune entry
2. How many entries per person
3. How will each entry score, is there going to be a vote sheet or something.
4. Are there any rules, in which the contestant should NOT create i.e. covers, etc.
5. Don't you think 30 seconds is too short? There are Game Over tunes which play for a lot longer than this. |
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Submitted by Jammer on 27 September 2014
| How many jingles per contestant? ;) |
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Submitted by Fredrik on 26 September 2014
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Submitted by Kristian on 26 September 2014
| Number 9? Hardly more than a jingle, isn't it? |
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Submitted by Fredrik on 26 September 2014
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Submitted by Fredrik on 26 September 2014
| The tune schould be max 30 seconds before loop. |
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