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No idea what that would be…

I haven’t particularly thought about how to deliver the prize.

That’s a rap, guys. Now it’s time for the final vote…

It was more than 12. That was just when they sealed their fate.

I do. Besides, any time with Amon-Ra is worth the watch.

I like your confidence. I think your challenges stack up very well against Disco's submission, which is itself phenomenal.

Speaking of which and not to put too much pressure on her, but @Vela does need to get her submission in on time this go-around.

Nice

Simpler is better. Remember: you’re trying to prompt someone to create something amazing.

Nice

That’s pretty damn good.

You’re probably right.

Isn't that where fatmentia came up? I'm pretty sure it was.

I'm warning you bro....

Are you saying you don't like big butts?

It's not like I expected it to be easy, but I still encountered problems that I didn't expect. The prompts ended up being way more open ended than I was intending just because I wanted to bridge the gap between players that were going all-out and players that didn't feel like they had the skill to compete. In theory, it's nice to give people more freedom to approach a challenge as they see fit; in practice its nearly impossible to grade submissions as peers.

Well, that too. Asking people to create videos or edit memes might involve skills that you have but others do not. If you recall, there were some people who thought coming up with a story involving Spike and an ASMBer was too difficult.

Another way to put it: make the challenge so that anyone can complete it if they can access this site. I know it’s strange sounding, but it comes out of a complaint from some people that I made challenges too hard for them because they involved skills that seem second nature to me but aren’t.

No storyline or any of that. Ideally you want to follow my basic structure: one paragraph is a prompt and one paragraph explains the rules. You do not need to set time limits or elimination parameters but you’re free to do either of it helps. Obviously, I had help coming up with ideas for these challenges, but you can use both my challenges and Buddy’s challenges as a starting point for your own when it comes to structuring each challenge (I.e making a game a scavenger hunt or story time). Or, more simply, just do what I or Buddy did. Hope that helps a little bit.

Three. You, Vela, and TAO

Complicated for me, I mean. I can’t even get people to turn their stuff in on time.

I was going to do that, but I was sure it would be way too complicated.

That’s how it’s supposed to go,

Ok, not you either

I don’t either. I mean, Buddy doing his thing makes sense since he’s the Puppet Master, but everyone else gets me thinking “Guys, have some pride in yourselves.”