Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by smidsy on
Sun Jan 23rd 2005 at 1:51pm
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title...im making a remake of the map fun all in one..and im wondering if i would be allowed to submit the map to the website? or is it just strictly de+cs maps for css?
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by $loth on
Sun Jan 23rd 2005 at 2:00pm
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You are allowed to post fy, aim maps etc Just don't expect everyone to be hyped unless it is something which is great.
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by Forceflow on
Sun Jan 23rd 2005 at 2:00pm
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If the map compiled well and is somehow attractive, just send it in. If
it's just a killbox with some props thrown in it, leave it.
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by Cash Car Star on
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I dislike the term "fun maps". This seems to preclude a map with standard gameplay from being fun. It also assumes far too much about what my reaction to said map will be. "Novelty map" and "gimmick map" are far better terms. Even if they sound a little discourteous, they are completely accurate.
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by Fjorn on
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I myself have fun goofing off in 2fort for example
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by satchmo on
Mon Jan 24th 2005 at 4:44pm
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What exactly does "fun map" mean? Does it imply that it's very
ugly but has more tolerable gameplay? Because if it's really fun and it has good aesthetics, it shouldn't just be referred to as a "fun" map. It's simply a good map.
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by ReNo on
Mon Jan 24th 2005 at 5:13pm
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I think he means a map that is a laugh to play but no good for serious gaming (eg. a CS map that doesn't have objectives)
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by Nickelplate on
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No: No fun maps are allowed. Only very boring, un-fun ones. Sorry.
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by DocRock on
Mon Jan 24th 2005 at 6:58pm
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IMO, I think a fun map can be any map...even a killbox. If someone has fun in a map with friends - or even someone they just meet after downloading - then I believe they have the right of free speech to say: "Hey, that was a fun map."
And I think, that if someone wants to post a map they had fun in, then they should be able to.
Just because a map doesn't have great asthectics or even is poorly made - it doesn't automatically earn it a "not fun" map award.
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by satchmo on
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When I contracted chickenpox at the age of two, I was confined by my
parents to a room to prevent me from passing it to my younger
brother. So for a full two weeks, I spent my days playing with
rubber bands. There were different colored ones. New ones
and old ones that were about to snap at any moment. Fat ones and
skinny ones with unidentifiable organic material stuck on them. I
cut them into different lengths and pretended that they were families
of snakes.
If you can have fun with a bunch of rubber bands, you can have fun with
a killbox--assuming you have the intelligence of a two year old.
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by Cassius on
Tue Jan 25th 2005 at 12:12am
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I posted an FY map (though I didn't say it was one), people didn't mind.
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by Leperous on
Tue Jan 25th 2005 at 12:47am
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When I was 11 I contracted leprousy, and was shut away in a cave by my parents, with only paperclips to play with. So nyaaarh :razz:
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by DrGlass on
Tue Jan 25th 2005 at 1:36am
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Is that a Europian thing, shutting the sick away in caves/rooms with office supplys?
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by satchmo on
Tue Jan 25th 2005 at 2:10am
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But I'm Asian. And yes, rubber bands are so much more versatile than paperclips.
However, with both rubber bands and paperclips, the possibilities are endless. Imagine what I can do with them...
With enough of them, I can be happily stranded on a deserted island for decades. Then again, I may be crazy to begin with.
Just look at how the topic drifts with this thread--from fun maps to mental health.
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by DrGlass on
Tue Jan 25th 2005 at 3:53am
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What if you have a cylender container full of primates? how fun would that be?
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by Yak_Fighter on
Tue Jan 25th 2005 at 4:48am
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:shocked: OMG I never knew!!! _
EDIT: I'm sorry, this is just terrible.
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by fishy on
Tue Jan 25th 2005 at 3:12pm
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mephs had a link to a site that had some fun things to do with elastic bands. dunno if he'd still have it though.
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by Andrei on
Tue Jan 25th 2005 at 4:28pm
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The things you people were talking about earlier could make an
interesting thread : "What would you if you were shipwrecked on a
deserted island?" (note: I would probably eat my own brains).
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by Foxpup on
Tue Jan 25th 2005 at 11:40pm
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Microwave Oven + Almost Anything = FUN FUN FUN
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by Bobv on
Wed Jan 26th 2005 at 2:11am
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aluminum foil :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin:
but when you put these kinds of things together the fun is multiplied!
Paper clip = fun
rubber band = fun
aluminum foil = fun
matches = fun
microwave = fun
microwave + matches + aluminum foil + rubber band + paper clip = fun<sup>5</sup>!!!
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by DrGlass on
Wed Jan 26th 2005 at 4:58am
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Dont forget a... err... never mind I've got nothing...
/jokeless
Re: are we allowed to post fun maps?
Posted by Andrei on
Wed Jan 26th 2005 at 11:34am
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I think "derailed" doesn't fully cover the way this thread has evolved.