Ahoyo | Super Mario Maker Kaizo Competition: PogChamp @ahoyo3180 | Uploaded August 2017 | Updated October 2024, 6 hours ago.
The event will be live streamed on twitch.tv/ahoyoo
Drop by, say hi, smash the follow button while we count the days 'til the contest!
~ Entry Submission Form: goo.gl/forms/IPq4s0m434Ff1Las1
~ We are also looking for aspiring judges for the event. To apply to become a judge, please fill out this form: goo.gl/forms/MYKBBbANjVFmGVNI3
Rules:
1. Record a clip (maximum 10 seconds long) of kaizo gameplay
2. Submit your entry by filling out the Entry Submission Form (link is above). Deadline for all entrants is August 13th, 2017.
3. Your clip must be an unlisted youtube video.
4. You must supply the level code for your entry in the title of the youtube video.
5. Your clip must have a clear beginning and end.
6. Your level must not have an abundance of forced waiting at the beginning of it, please proceed straight to the trick section (a single door entry, pipe transition, or waiting on a donut to fall before the start of the trick is fine).
7. Your level must not be uploaded at any time before July 23rd 2017. Any level posted on July 23rd or after is fine.
8. No automatic levels
Judging Process:
Judging will be based on 3 categories, Flow, Uniqueness, and Difficulty.
There will be roughly 10 judges that score in each of the three categories on a scale of 1-10.
1. Flow consists of how smoothly each movement leads into the next, as well as how exciting the movement is.
2. Uniqueness refers to something that isn't seen often. Interactions between mario and his environment that the judges do not see everyday. If you can teach someone about a new mechanic in your trick, you're on the way to success.
3. Difficulty is how intense the gameplay is from a the judges' standpoint.
There will be a winner for each individual category, and the true pog champion will be whoever has the best average taking all categories into account.
If there are enough entries with similar enough content, we'll even have sub-categories like: best shell abuse, best non-shell abuse, most items abused, best use of minimal items, best smb, best smb3, best smw, best nsmu, etc. This is all dependent on what sort of entries we receive, so this part is a bit tentative.
Have fun guys : )
The event will be live streamed on twitch.tv/ahoyoo
Drop by, say hi, smash the follow button while we count the days 'til the contest!
~ Entry Submission Form: goo.gl/forms/IPq4s0m434Ff1Las1
~ We are also looking for aspiring judges for the event. To apply to become a judge, please fill out this form: goo.gl/forms/MYKBBbANjVFmGVNI3
Rules:
1. Record a clip (maximum 10 seconds long) of kaizo gameplay
2. Submit your entry by filling out the Entry Submission Form (link is above). Deadline for all entrants is August 13th, 2017.
3. Your clip must be an unlisted youtube video.
4. You must supply the level code for your entry in the title of the youtube video.
5. Your clip must have a clear beginning and end.
6. Your level must not have an abundance of forced waiting at the beginning of it, please proceed straight to the trick section (a single door entry, pipe transition, or waiting on a donut to fall before the start of the trick is fine).
7. Your level must not be uploaded at any time before July 23rd 2017. Any level posted on July 23rd or after is fine.
8. No automatic levels
Judging Process:
Judging will be based on 3 categories, Flow, Uniqueness, and Difficulty.
There will be roughly 10 judges that score in each of the three categories on a scale of 1-10.
1. Flow consists of how smoothly each movement leads into the next, as well as how exciting the movement is.
2. Uniqueness refers to something that isn't seen often. Interactions between mario and his environment that the judges do not see everyday. If you can teach someone about a new mechanic in your trick, you're on the way to success.
3. Difficulty is how intense the gameplay is from a the judges' standpoint.
There will be a winner for each individual category, and the true pog champion will be whoever has the best average taking all categories into account.
If there are enough entries with similar enough content, we'll even have sub-categories like: best shell abuse, best non-shell abuse, most items abused, best use of minimal items, best smb, best smb3, best smw, best nsmu, etc. This is all dependent on what sort of entries we receive, so this part is a bit tentative.
Have fun guys : )
