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Hello everyone. Seeing as some are concerned about the state of things at the moment I have decided to make a competition to hopefully get people to do stuff.
Here's how it will work: You have until August 15th to write a walkthrough on Dink Solutions for a DMOD of your choosing. The best walkthroughs will win stuff.
The prizes will consist of Steam keys for each of the following computer games:
1st: Alan Wake (Windows only)
2nd: Hotline Miami
3rd: Super Meat Boy
There will also be a wooden spoon award/4th prize consisting of Dear Esther.
Upon clicking the link to Dink Solutions on the right of the page, you'll be required to sign up for a new account. The links in the sidebar should instruct you on how to go about making a new walkthrough. Make sure to include stuff like screenshots and headings to make it look really good if you want to win. Send me a message or post in this thread afterwards to let me know you've written it.
If you write more than one for whatever reason, the best one out of those you have written will be judged against everyone else's. I will not make any restrictions on things like DMOD authors writing walkthroughs for games they made themselves. For example Scratcher could write a walkthrough for Lost Forest Romp and it was real good he would win. However you must write a walkthrough for a DMod that doesn't already have one. For example you are not allowed to write a walkthrough for Sharp's Milderr! because there's a pre-existing walkthrough for it.
Collaboration is allowed and your individual contributions to the page will be reviewed and prizes given out according to how I am feeling at the time.
The judging process will be incredibly unfair and will probably end up consisting of me alone. I understand that many of you don't use Steam or Windows in which case I will send you a postcard thanking you for your efforts just as long as you provide me with a suitable address to send it to in the event that you should win.
Seeing as how few people there are paying attention to Dink these days, you could probably write about ABCDEFG and still win a prize, so get writing just in case.
Here's how it will work: You have until August 15th to write a walkthrough on Dink Solutions for a DMOD of your choosing. The best walkthroughs will win stuff.
The prizes will consist of Steam keys for each of the following computer games:
1st: Alan Wake (Windows only)
2nd: Hotline Miami
3rd: Super Meat Boy
There will also be a wooden spoon award/4th prize consisting of Dear Esther.
Upon clicking the link to Dink Solutions on the right of the page, you'll be required to sign up for a new account. The links in the sidebar should instruct you on how to go about making a new walkthrough. Make sure to include stuff like screenshots and headings to make it look really good if you want to win. Send me a message or post in this thread afterwards to let me know you've written it.
If you write more than one for whatever reason, the best one out of those you have written will be judged against everyone else's. I will not make any restrictions on things like DMOD authors writing walkthroughs for games they made themselves. For example Scratcher could write a walkthrough for Lost Forest Romp and it was real good he would win. However you must write a walkthrough for a DMod that doesn't already have one. For example you are not allowed to write a walkthrough for Sharp's Milderr! because there's a pre-existing walkthrough for it.
Collaboration is allowed and your individual contributions to the page will be reviewed and prizes given out according to how I am feeling at the time.
The judging process will be incredibly unfair and will probably end up consisting of me alone. I understand that many of you don't use Steam or Windows in which case I will send you a postcard thanking you for your efforts just as long as you provide me with a suitable address to send it to in the event that you should win.
Seeing as how few people there are paying attention to Dink these days, you could probably write about ABCDEFG and still win a prize, so get writing just in case.
