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Mar 13, 2006, 4:52pm

Building Contests, I'm sure we've all been in o­ne. Come into the
building area, get a lot, procrastinate to the last day and then build
something. That’s all well all good, but its not very interesting.
AWTeen is introducing a new event to try to bring some more interest and
excitement to building competitions, by introducing the Speed Building
Tournament. This event is set to begin in the month of April.

If anyone is a out there fan of professional basketball, you should know
how this works. The Building Contest will be in the form of a scheduled
o­ne o­n o­ne match with another builder, and the two builders will have
o­ne hour to build as much as they can while trying to stay in the theme
of the contest. After the winner is decided, they will go o­n to the
next round of play at a later date, and so o­n in the format of a
Knockout Bracket.

During the o­ne hour building frenzy, spectators and building judges
will be in and out of the area. For respect to the builders, we ask
that any spectators keep their distance. The judges, however, can come
and go as they like from the building area to help scoring. Judges will
be looking to score in several categories: Theme, Technique,
completeness of the buid, lot usage, and creativity. Each category will
be scored in a point system of 1 to 10, and the person with the most
points in a match wins.

In order to participate, you have to send an application to Hyper
Anthony through either telegram or e-mail hyperanthony at gmail.com. The
applications are below:

---To be a contestant---
Citizen Name:
Citizen Number:
Time usually o­nline (in VRT):

---To be a Judge---
Citizen Name:
Citizen Number:
Time usually o­nline (in VRT):
Example of previous building experience:

For more information, please visit
http://www.awteen.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=416 or contact Hyper Anthony.

Mar 14, 2006, 1:04am

Sounds exciting as either a spectator or a competitor! Best idea in ages.
Looking forward to hearing more about this.

~ Justin

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Mar 14, 2006, 2:09pm

[View Quote] Are bots allowed? :p

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Mar 14, 2006, 2:34pm

[View Quote] Only as observers :P *sets up session tracking to see if any propdumps used*

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http://www.temporal-solutions.co.uk

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Mar 15, 2006, 4:20am

Heh, sure hope some other people think so, we're not doing too well on
the whole sign-ups thing so far. :p

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