How exactly are we supposed to submit a board game idea electronically. Obviously small tiles and be printed out by the judges and dice are easily acquired, but the board would be a bit more complicated and, all in all, doesn
Electronic submission question
Sat, 04/26/2003 - 15:59
Sat, 04/19/2003 - 22:38
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Electronic submission question
Physical submissions are fine. See the last few messages on the first page of this thread.
Sun, 04/20/2003 - 12:37
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Electronic submission question
Although there is no category for appearance, it certainly does matter. As I
Fri, 04/25/2003 - 18:51
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Electronic submission question
For an electronic submission, where do we draw the line between appearance and easy of assembly for the judges. For example, I
Fri, 04/25/2003 - 21:05
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Electronic submission question
Many of the judges self-publish games and are accustomed to creating prototypes. Based on comments in other threads, they should be able to assemble most basic things quite easily, so the sticker-system should work fine (I would think). Obviously they might weigh in differently, but I doubt it.
Sat, 04/26/2003 - 00:39
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I
Sat, 04/26/2003 - 00:41
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Electronic submission question
I would say go with the quicker route of the business cards (which incidentally is what I am using for my submission). Although it won
Sat, 04/26/2003 - 15:59
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Electronic submission question
Cutting cards out of cover stock was my first plan. It
Great! However, I noticed we don