Sep 1 2012, 3:10 am
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DarkCampainger
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Can we use alpha if the total number of blended colors at runtime is still 5 or less?
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Me, Oondivinezin, and Magnum2k are joining as a team.
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Whaddya mean you'll be disqualified? Won't they just not get the points for that theme?
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Well, you have to use at least one theme, so if you only use one and it's invalid... then you're out! I guess if you use multiple themes and at least one remains valid, you wouldn't be disqualified?
I think I'm just going to dither instead of risking it. I ran out of colors, anyways :P | |
I have a question, for the Small dimension theme are we allowed in game HUD windows?
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I want to go for all 3 themes, but absolutely no violence is hard, at least for me it is, it basically sticks me with puzzle/sports/racing/boring games. I don't even know if I own a game with no violence (maybe from an indie bundle though). I'll probably go greyscale, since that's the easiest way to use only 5 colors, small window would fit well in a greyscale scheme too, I don't know about the no violence, I'll have to think hard for this...
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I have a good idea for a game that covers all three themes.
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My entry of course would be just for fun.
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Does punching trees count as violence?
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Yes.
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Do not mind what he says, it is up to solely the judges on what constitutes violence, racing and non-combat sports are fine as long as features in the games aren't directly violent. (Like a tackle option in soccer)
Some common sports that I would classify as violent include American Football, Rugby, Wrestling, Martial Arts, Fencing. | |
Kaiochao wrote:
Does punching trees count as violence? If you're trying to add log training to your entry, don't even think about it. That's my idea. | |
I'll join. No guarantees on a final entry, but I'll try.
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Is "capturing" as an alternative to killing considered violence?
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Albro1 wrote:
Is "capturing" as an alternative to killing considered violence? I believe it all depends on how you're going to go about capturing a person. Certainly hitting somebody in the head with a baseball bat and tossing them in your trunk will not be considered non violent. | |
It's still very ambiguous where the violence-line is drawn.
Is implied violence legal? Like if characters "disappeared" in the game's story? Or a character that is arrested and it is mentioned that he resisted, implying a physical takedown from the police? What about non-hunting sports? Javelin? Markmanship? What about cooking, with different knives? Tools? Is Pokemon violent? There's technically no weapons or killing or bleeding or physical injury. | |
D4RK3 54B3R wrote:
It's still very ambiguous where the violence-line is drawn. I can't say for sure about implied violence, nor about Javelin/Marksmanship, since he writes no weapons. Cooking would be fine I assume, knives are tools before weapons (cooking knives at least). And pokemon is violent, it's rating says mild cartoon violence. | |