Here's something new and refreshing from Path of Exile developer Grinding Gear Games; an open talent competition. This is a far cry from standard Path of Exile competitions that measure how quickly one can reach end-game content or first Atlas conquer in SSF that Grinding Gear Games typically hosts. Their most recently announced competition is a bit of a step away from the standard fare that GGG offers. They took to Steam News yesterday to announce a Talent Competition, and they are offering loads of prizes to the top twenty winners. The top three winners will receive their choice of an Armour Set effect, Weapon effect, and Helmet effect from the in-game Microtransaction shop. They also get six items shipped to them; a Path of Exile art book, print, comic, the cloth map of Wraeclast, a Solaris and Lunaris t-shirt, and a foam Exalted Orb. Winners from 4th place down to twentieth will receive parts of the 1-3 place winners rewards. https://twitter.com/pathofexile/status/1216473578926825472 What makes this competition remarkable is that any talent is welcome, it merely needs to be Path of Exile themed. In the announcement, they offer a couple of ideas: baking, interpretive dance, cosplay, music, and anything else fans on the action-RPG could possibly think of. The competition runs from the time of its posting (Sunday, January 12 2020) until the 9th of February 2020, (2000hrs PST). There are few stipulations that come with the contest; submissions should be entirely viewable within five minutes; if you're planning on an epic saga of interpretive dance mixed with body painting, perhaps speed the uploaded video to a speed that allows the entire ordeal to be viewable within five minutes. Participants are allowed to upload content that takes longer than 5 minutes to consume, although are warned that doing such may place their submissions at a disadvantage. Any works submitted must have been produced after the competition was announced, and entirely owned by the uploader. Individuals are allowed to upload multiple submissions to the competition, assuming previously mentioned rules are adhered to. Finally, creators are allowed to craft montages of other artists works and crafts, as long as all general legal guidelines and fair-usage standards are adhered to. Submissions will be graded on three criteria; how skillfully the talent showcased in the submission is executed, it's thematic matching to the Path of Exile game, and the submissions entertainment value. It's a unique opportunity for the community to band together in celebration of Path of Exile which is widely regarded as holding the fairest microtransactions for a free to play title.
Here's something new and refreshing from Path of Exile developer Grinding Gear Games; an open talent competition. This is a far cry from standard Path of Exile competitions that measure how quickly one can reach end-game content or first Atlas conquer in SSF that Grinding Gear Games typically hosts. Their most recently announced competition is a bit of a step away from the standard fare that GGG offers. They took to Steam News yesterday to announce a Talent Competition, and they are offering loads of prizes to the top twenty winners. The top three winners will receive their choice of an Armour Set effect, Weapon effect, and Helmet effect from the in-game Microtransaction shop. They also get six items shipped to them; a Path of Exile art book, print, comic, the cloth map of Wraeclast, a Solaris and Lunaris t-shirt, and a foam Exalted Orb. Winners from 4th place down to twentieth will receive parts of the 1-3 place winners rewards. https://twitter.com/pathofexile/status/1216473578926825472 What makes this competition remarkable is that any talent is welcome, it merely needs to be Path of Exile themed. In the announcement, they offer a couple of ideas: baking, interpretive dance, cosplay, music, and anything else fans on the action-RPG could possibly think of. The competition runs from the time of its posting (Sunday, January 12 2020) until the 9th of February 2020, (2000hrs PST). There are few stipulations that come with the contest; submissions should be entirely viewable within five minutes; if you're planning on an epic saga of interpretive dance mixed with body painting, perhaps speed the uploaded video to a speed that allows the entire ordeal to be viewable within five minutes. Participants are allowed to upload content that takes longer than 5 minutes to consume, although are warned that doing such may place their submissions at a disadvantage. Any works submitted must have been produced after the competition was announced, and entirely owned by the uploader. Individuals are allowed to upload multiple submissions to the competition, assuming previously mentioned rules are adhered to. Finally, creators are allowed to craft montages of other artists works and crafts, as long as all general legal guidelines and fair-usage standards are adhered to. Submissions will be graded on three criteria; how skillfully the talent showcased in the submission is executed, it's thematic matching to the Path of Exile game, and the submissions entertainment value. It's a unique opportunity for the community to band together in celebration of Path of Exile which is widely regarded as holding the fairest microtransactions for a free to play title.
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