Now that the BGMC has come to end, it’s time to crown the winner!
That person will win a Steam Gift Card, the Plant Kingdom Asset Package generously donated by Thatimster,
and will go on to host the next Blender Game Making Challenge! (15)
Yup! Looks as though there’s been a tie…
There’s no BGMC rulebook to refer to, so I’m not quite sure what’s supposed to happen in the even of a tie…
What now? Any experts on the topic with any suggestions? Fight to the death?
Ignoring that for a sec, just want to say it’s been a real honor getting the chance to host the competition.
I enjoyed every minute of it! Even tough I sorta screwed up with the voting system :[
I don’t think winning my own prize would be very fulfilling.
Maybe there is another category to compare the games on? Otherwise I would be happy to give the win to Smoking_mirror, as his game seems more complete and a bit more polished.
Dead last, 5th (I think) time in a row, I hope nobody takes my spot (don’t worry I am not angry at all in fact I am currently laughing). Good luck to the tied players, and I really enjoyed playing all of the games, an I hope that everybody also enjoyed all the games, either by making them or playing them.
Thanks everyone. I dont usually enter competitions for the prizes, but just for the fun of competing.
Don’t worry fredstash, though you didn’t win there wasnt a big difference between the top and bottom scores. I think everyone enjoyed playing the games and gave good scores acordingly.
Sure, but players usually don’t see the code only the results of that code. I’ve seen games made purely with logic bricks which were much more fun than games with hundreds of lines of code. Anyway, we’re all developers here so I’m sure we all took a look at the games in blender and that would have influenced our vote a little.
I was a little worried about the possibility of people using tactical voting, for example giving very low scores to boost their own chance of winning, but in the end that didnt happen so no worries ^^
Anyway, next time it might be good to get people to allocate votes from a pool to keep things fair.