SQJ
09-27-2012, 02:54 PM
Judging
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Judging is a task made simple by the simple criteria that has be created just for you good guys and gals of awesome.
The judging will be split into four elements.
Each of which will be split from 100 pts.
Flow
30 pts
Flow is not necessarily overall posting. This is more like the gauging the sense of anticipation measured between posts. This gauges how one character's post ends and how your post starts to the point where it ends.
The game is supposed to flow as though written by one person as individual posts from both players are simply too small to be measured from person to person.
Susan
30 pts
Otherwise known as characterisation(we decided that word, although huge is rather generic)
You selected your characters for a reason. You should make them fit yourself and the character themselves. The combination of the two concepts creates realism. What is basically what this element is all about.
What makes this category so fascinating is the fact you have a maximum of 75 words per post Bwahahahaaha!!!
Power
30 pts
This is not actually about power but rather the balance of power.
In this game the way you attack plays a huge role on how your opponent accepts the attack.
This entire game is a balance of give vs take.
The skill in which you dish out attacks.
If you keep sending out game ending attacks every, single, turn then there's a great chance you will lose.
The skill in which you take in attacks.
You have full control of how you take in damage. If you're crushed every single turn, then logically maybe you should lose, but more importantly if you dismiss every single attack then you're on to the bigger extreme and you will most definitely lose.
Shazzam!
10 pts
Otherwise known as best attack.
This is the golden snitch of attacks.
Sometimes rook takes queen and turns the chess game around. This is where that manoeuvre gets acknowledged.
This is for the best post.
Mountains of back and forth and the best post scores ten points.
http://i590.photobucket.com/albums/ss341/SQJPure/DC-Marvel-Movies-e1335770551997.jpg
Judging is a task made simple by the simple criteria that has be created just for you good guys and gals of awesome.
The judging will be split into four elements.
Each of which will be split from 100 pts.
Flow
30 pts
Flow is not necessarily overall posting. This is more like the gauging the sense of anticipation measured between posts. This gauges how one character's post ends and how your post starts to the point where it ends.
The game is supposed to flow as though written by one person as individual posts from both players are simply too small to be measured from person to person.
Susan
30 pts
Otherwise known as characterisation(we decided that word, although huge is rather generic)
You selected your characters for a reason. You should make them fit yourself and the character themselves. The combination of the two concepts creates realism. What is basically what this element is all about.
What makes this category so fascinating is the fact you have a maximum of 75 words per post Bwahahahaaha!!!
Power
30 pts
This is not actually about power but rather the balance of power.
In this game the way you attack plays a huge role on how your opponent accepts the attack.
This entire game is a balance of give vs take.
The skill in which you dish out attacks.
If you keep sending out game ending attacks every, single, turn then there's a great chance you will lose.
The skill in which you take in attacks.
You have full control of how you take in damage. If you're crushed every single turn, then logically maybe you should lose, but more importantly if you dismiss every single attack then you're on to the bigger extreme and you will most definitely lose.
Shazzam!
10 pts
Otherwise known as best attack.
This is the golden snitch of attacks.
Sometimes rook takes queen and turns the chess game around. This is where that manoeuvre gets acknowledged.
This is for the best post.
Mountains of back and forth and the best post scores ten points.