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Nominate Feysal + Tierce for Name Should Be In Orange
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EDIT: Oh hay, I appear to be Nephenee again.
Second wholeheartedly
, should we add Haylen? She did a lot of recovery (while hiding as Rena).
"I, too, would prefer to know the Xalxe of my demise." - Felissan, 2022
- On this day in history: mundanity, and terror, and food, and love, and trees -
Judging was still ongoing, and writing was LOL NO. We were brainstorming stalling tactics.
We may have taken it a
bit
too far on that.
"I, too, would prefer to know the Xalxe of my demise." - Felissan, 2022
- On this day in history: mundanity, and terror, and food, and love, and trees -
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Post #26 (isolation #2) » Mon Mar 12, 2012 12:52 am
Postby Xalxe »
I was gonna do the nominating of orange people but you split the thread dammit.
"I, too, would prefer to know the Xalxe of my demise." - Felissan, 2022
- On this day in history: mundanity, and terror, and food, and love, and trees -
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Post #44 (isolation #3) » Sun Apr 01, 2012 12:52 pm
Postby Xalxe »
Oh we lost that nom during the crash?
2nd 3rd 4th nth
"I, too, would prefer to know the Xalxe of my demise." - Felissan, 2022
- On this day in history: mundanity, and terror, and food, and love, and trees -
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Post #61 (isolation #4) » Sun Apr 15, 2012 1:34 pm
Postby Xalxe »
In post 60, UberNinja wrote:i think tierce is a pretty cool guy. eh lynches mafaiscum and doesnt afraid of anything
That's "seh" to you, buddy.
"I, too, would prefer to know the Xalxe of my demise." - Felissan, 2022
- On this day in history: mundanity, and terror, and food, and love, and trees -
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Post #178 (isolation #5) » Wed May 02, 2012 10:26 am
Postby Xalxe »
I HAVE NO ISSUES WITH THESE AWARDS
THAT IS ALL
Carry on guys.
"I, too, would prefer to know the Xalxe of my demise." - Felissan, 2022
- On this day in history: mundanity, and terror, and food, and love, and trees -
Nominate all the people that want to save Losing Cause for Best Losing Cause
I'm actually lol'ing.
Congrats.
2nd
"I, too, would prefer to know the Xalxe of my demise." - Felissan, 2022
- On this day in history: mundanity, and terror, and food, and love, and trees -
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Post #201 (isolation #7) » Wed May 16, 2012 5:43 am
Postby Xalxe »
2nd
"I, too, would prefer to know the Xalxe of my demise." - Felissan, 2022
- On this day in history: mundanity, and terror, and food, and love, and trees -
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Post #211 (isolation #8) » Wed May 16, 2012 5:56 pm
Postby Xalxe »
2nd that so hard it's practically treasonous
Also considering some other noms for that game.
"I, too, would prefer to know the Xalxe of my demise." - Felissan, 2022
- On this day in history: mundanity, and terror, and food, and love, and trees -
"I, too, would prefer to know the Xalxe of my demise." - Felissan, 2022
- On this day in history: mundanity, and terror, and food, and love, and trees -
Nominate the Tigers of Otters vs. Tigers vs. Sharks for Best Scum Group.
Sadly, most of the game was lost in the crash. However the scum, particularly DGB, were brilliant. An early bus sacrificed Guy_Named_Riggs, a risky play, but it paid off. DGB was ubertown to the max, I was the only townie who suspected her, and I thought she was Shark scum due to the aforementioned GNR bus. Matias/Quilford was the perfect counterpart, playing off DGB's signals.
In short, this was a team that REALLY knew what they were doing. The game was won as soon as GNR was lynched. They took near-complete control of the town and manipulated events beautifully. I'm sure many of us who played in it are feeling a little bit sore, but give credit where credit is due: the Tigers kicked ass.
The Tigers really stuck it out in what they thought were terrible odds. For the record, the team was Guy_Named_Riggs, lynched Day 1, DrippingGoofball, and Quilford (who replaced Matias), both of whom lived until endgame.
3rd
. I feel like I read the whole game somewhere, though I might be crazy. At any rate I definitely read the endy bit there.
"I, too, would prefer to know the Xalxe of my demise." - Felissan, 2022
- On this day in history: mundanity, and terror, and food, and love, and trees -
This was an open-ended game the likes of which we're never going to see again (until the sequel). First of its kind, players took control of countries, and did...well, basically, whatever the fuck they wanted. The game lasted for over a year and would still be going today if not for the Rollback. The truly impressive thing about it is that everything behind the scenes was controlled and regulated. izak wasn't making shit up as he went, there were formulas, tables and other smartness to actually simulate things, which is just mind-boggling.
First off, I won, which should automatically give it the award. Aside from that, this game is an example of everything we strive for in Mish Mash with the larger games. It was fun, well-paced, had originality and even drama. This is a game that the players still remember and talk about to this day, and while it may not be the most "innovative" on my list, it's certainly a solid example of what Mish Mash should be about.
SPITFLY stands for Second Place Is First Loser, Y'All. It was an innovative voting game where players had to balance campaigning for votes with not succeeding...just go read it okay? At least the premise. Anyway, it did have a sequel but sequels are lame. In terms of adding innovation to a classic voting game, this one is right up there. Not a huge game, not a lot of mod effort, just a fun game.
For all the smack I talk on Blackberry, he has some great ideas...when they finish. Anyway, the Agenda is another voting game, but each player was given two other players they had to eliminate to win. An interesting concept, and spawned four sequels (the last of which never finished). Again, a fun game and an excellent variation on a classic theme.
Another excellent Blackberry game, this took the classic elements of Survivor and challenged players to submit a program to outwit the others. While it looks complicated at first, it's really not all that difficult, and generated so much interest that two games were run simultaneously. Had the sequel gotten off the ground, it could have been an excellent standby, but definitely an innovative game concept and something that should be recognized.
Alright I'm done now, carry on.
"I, too, would prefer to know the Xalxe of my demise." - Felissan, 2022
- On this day in history: mundanity, and terror, and food, and love, and trees -
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Post #706 (isolation #12) » Sun Dec 09, 2012 8:44 am
Postby Xalxe »
The OP is lies then.
"I, too, would prefer to know the Xalxe of my demise." - Felissan, 2022
- On this day in history: mundanity, and terror, and food, and love, and trees -
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Post #709 (isolation #13) » Sun Dec 09, 2012 9:12 am
Postby Xalxe »
Started May 2011, finished April (?) 2012. izak's guidelines say anything that finished this year is allowed.
"I, too, would prefer to know the Xalxe of my demise." - Felissan, 2022
- On this day in history: mundanity, and terror, and food, and love, and trees -
1) By "judges," I assume he just meant those separate ones judging that category.
2) I assume that he's saying it has a sequel because it was popular, therefore it was a good game.
"I, too, would prefer to know the Xalxe of my demise." - Felissan, 2022
- On this day in history: mundanity, and terror, and food, and love, and trees -
In post 726, izakthegoomba wrote:I'm pretty sure everything Xalxe nommed had or will have a sequel.
That said, I disagree with most of Xalxe's nominations. I actually think this year was fairly tame in terms of amazing new games.
I actually had two more on my list that I cut because I felt these were better.
"I, too, would prefer to know the Xalxe of my demise." - Felissan, 2022
- On this day in history: mundanity, and terror, and food, and love, and trees -
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Post #745 (isolation #16) » Sat Dec 15, 2012 11:56 am
Postby Xalxe »
I wasn't going to nom TTT, but I will
second
it at least.
"I, too, would prefer to know the Xalxe of my demise." - Felissan, 2022
- On this day in history: mundanity, and terror, and food, and love, and trees -
