5th Anniversary creative contest – 5 years of World of Tanks
Дата: 12.04.2016 11:58:01
alegzandar, on 11 April 2016 - 02:15 PM, said: I just didn't understand where I must send them and by what? email/
or what... 5th Anniversary Contest WoT (Jeu Wargaming) BP
90073 92105 Boulogne-Billancourt Cedex France what must that mean
Ectar: This is the address where people have to send their contest
entries to. It's not one where people can just e-mail a picture to.
You have to physically create an artwork.
shishx, on 12 April 2016 - 06:38 AM, said: Can't wait to see cropped images from the first page of google
search and getting first prizes.Ectar: Well that's not going to happen as there is no electronic
way of entering the contest. I'd say it's next to impossible to win
the contest with an a4 printed piece of paper of a cool google
image you found.
The_Cardinal, on 12 April 2016 - 07:35 AM, said: people going to spend 100s making stuff to try and get that type
remembering the Card contest some guy moaning 'cos he spent $300
on diorama and only getting 750 gold and another sent in
a slab of steel lol i see why you have no rules this time seeing as
the majority of winning entries weren't cards stirred the community
good there tbh the cost alone of P&P will out weigh most
those prizes what you should be doing is giving out
more prizes of value (scrap the 7 days premium it's
only £4.22, less than P&P would cost 
or, at least thinking of giving everyone
something, IE gold, personal reserves could even make one up like 5
X5 exp and credits for 5 hours it cost you nothing
except a few hours wage putting in the persons user name
considering you boasted over 10k card entries why not just
put it on the market for £100 net yourself a couple
hundred grand and beef up the prizes to a gaming
PC/laptop something useful for the game Ectar: When we did the 2nd year contest we said "everyone would get
a prize" - that resulted in over 14,000 entries. I can't quite
explain to you just how long that took for us to go through each
entry, catalogue/record every player's name and then sort out a
winners list. For this contest the prize pool is limited so
that we hope players won't go overboard with their entries. The
bigger the entry doesn't automatically equal first prize.
It's up for players to decide if the contest is worth their
time/effort to enter, if not there is always the in-game contest
which is easily available for everyone. I don't agree with
the idea of contests where people get prizes just for participating
or for putting in very little effort. The very definition of
contest is "A struggle for superiority or victory" not "
just turn up and you'll be a winner".
5th Anniversary creative contest – 5 years of World of Tanks