Date: January 17, 2012 - January 31, 2012 (23:59)

Mechanics:

1.    Players have to make their own original comic strip with the Theme: Chinese Traditions
2.    Players have to post their comics strip in the forum thread with their character name. Entries posted outside this forum thread will be considered invalid entries.
3.    Players are required to use only Dance Hall: Chinatown for their comic strip
4.    Players may use or ask help from other players for his comic strip, but only the one who posted on the forums will be registered.

Sample Entry:

IGN:
Comic Strip:


Prizes:

Top 5 Winners will be selected by the GM Team and will get:

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Rules and Regulations:

1.    Editing is allowed
2.    Dimension for the comic strip should not exceed 576 x 687 pixels (576 pixels in width, 687 pixels in height.)
3.     Image must be in JPEG format
4.      Content must be suitable for minors. Obscene, vulgar and other offensive or inappropriate content will be disqualified.
5.      Content must be written in English
6.      Criteria for judging:
            o    ORIGINALITY - 30%
            o    CREATIVITY – 50%
            o    EFFORT – 20%
                OVERALL – 100%


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just want to ask kung ano pa po ang ibang requirements...

kung need ba na use ng characters in-game, or it could
totally be done by drawing actual fictional characters, or pwedeng
using the chosen dance hall and editing in hand-drawn characters?

sa size po noted na ung official size, pero ok lang bang pag nagpasa
eh dalawang ganung size? if mahaba ung magiging takbo ng story.
or strictly one entry one jpeg entry with the official size?

ilang entries po ba ang pwede per player?

and ano po ba ang criteria for judging?


thank you! ^_^


GOODLUCK PO SA LAHAT NG MGA SASALI!

NICE EVENT!

@shiori16,

1. kung need ba na use ng characters in-game, or it couldtotally be done by drawing actual fictional characters, or pwedeng using the chosen dance hall and editing in hand-drawn characters?
-- you have to use your in-game characters.

2. sa size po noted na ung official size, pero ok lang bang pag nagpasaeh dalawang ganung size? if mahaba ung magiging takbo ng story. or strictly one entry one jpeg entry with the official size?
-- maximum of 2 jpeg images

3. ilang entries po ba ang pwede per player?
-- only ONE entry per person

4. ano po ba ang criteria for judging?

-- Criteria for judging:
            o    ORIGINALITY - 30%
            o    CREATIVITY – 50%
            o    EFFORT – 20%
                OVERALL – 100%

GOOD LUCK PO SA SUMALI NG EVENT  

GOODLUCK SA MGA SASALI ! 

Why Sad ??  

NC.. GOOD LUCK p0e sa mqa SASALi..

I really like China with his extra-long sleeves  Even though he is the oldest nation he looks like a little kid. I haven’t given the spotlight to China so this is his turn! However, the idea technically wasn’t his. 

As I have mentioned before China had been busy with some resistance in WW2. Around 1942, Northern and Coastal China was occupied by Japan and I’ve gotta say he had it rough. Back then, Japan had a harsh policy to “kill all, loot all, and burn all”. If you were an Allied POW by the Germans your chance of survival was near 95% when if you were made POW by Japan your chance of survival was 70%. China couldn’t get any aid from the Allied Forces until he proved himself to be a fighter. That’s when the resistance came into being. They would do everything they could to burden the Japanese in similar ways the French did to the Germans (sabotaging coal mines, railroads, dams, phone lines etc.). They fought long and hard to preserve Shanghai and central China. Then, at last, China got some help.

Smuggling any kind of weaponry or suspicious explosives was near impossible for the resistance in China. Then the OSS (America’s CIA back then) had a brilliant idea. Food was permitted to be delivered in China so why not make it a disguise for explosives? HMX and/or TNT were grounded into a powder that looked remarkably like flour unless inspected very closely. So bags were loaded with 20% flour and 80% explosive powder. I believe that flour itself is somewhat explosive so that was an added bonus haha! This precarious mixture was given the name “Aunt Jemima” which was a popular brand of pancake mix back in the USA and still is!

Handheld grenade muffins were made by the dozens.

If the Japanese confiscated the flour, no big deal because they would make pancakes, biscuits, muffins, etc. out of it. The food would be edible although gritty and the person eating it wouldn’t become ill. Just offer him a cigarette and stay well away. I had the image of China offering Japan a ‘surprise’ b-day cake with large candles but that seemed out of character

Anyway, Aunt Jemima was a huge success. China was able to smuggle in about 15 tons of the stuff and Japan didn’t suspect a thing. The resistance was able to sabotage a bride on the Yangtze River using this flour.

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