Gestalt on 18/7/2005 at 14:28
Real life has been a bit inconvenient for me lately, so I couldn't finish mine. Sorry.
Ziemanskye on 18/7/2005 at 14:55
Well, this seems to have worked out well.
(insert tumbleweed and whistling wind noises as you feel appropriate)
At least we have Komag's competition soon - though I'm not entering that one (want to work on non-thief projects for a little while).
I expect some other people to actually release something for that one though!
Gestalt on 18/7/2005 at 15:15
I'm hoping to have my current mission finished up soon and then put something together for Hallowe'en, assuming things clear up. I want to finish one mission before starting another, so I probably won't be able to enter Komag's contest either.
Ziemanskye on 18/7/2005 at 15:16
Okay, the slightly less put out version of the above post:
How many people were working on things they just couldn't finish in time?
I know it's not my competition, but maybe a little more time for entries could be arranged?
Dark Arrow on 18/7/2005 at 17:36
I had to shot my project down four weeks ago. It only had those five rooms and a hallway, so there was no way I could have finished it. I still have no idea how to do objectives or any other "hard" stuff.
Rantako on 18/7/2005 at 18:35
Quote:
How many people were working on things they just couldn't finish in time?
I know it's not my competition, but maybe a little more time for entries could be arranged?
A good idea, but probably impractical now that Komag's Contest 6 is getting under way. I suspect that we will see many people's unfinished entries (including mine!) released as normal (i.e. not for a contest) FMs over the next few months.
Bumbleson on 18/7/2005 at 22:57
It would still be interesting to know how many people actually had a mission in the works. I hope the lack of (potential) entries was just a matter of time and does not reflect the overall acceptance of the editor... :rolleyes:
scumble on 18/7/2005 at 23:20
I don't believe "acceptance" is the issue - T3ed has proved a little tricky to learn. Perhaps people have overextended themselves?
rujuro on 19/7/2005 at 02:14
Definitely true in my case, overextension that is. Although I'm not aiming for any contests, just want to get a really fantastic mission made, doesn't matter to me how long it takes (a long time, I'm pretty sure).
Crispy on 19/7/2005 at 06:25
I was going to enter, but then completely ran out of time, and didn't even end up starting a proper mission. Sorry. :erg:
