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Thanks for the clarification, Gilligan. I was curious about that, too.Gilligan wrote:At the end of the event, everyone who successfully identified all changes in a map will receive a medal. It will state how many maps you identified...But only one medal will be awarded, not five.betiko wrote:if anyone from the entertaining team could answer yesterday s question asked several times by many members; can we get 1 medal for each 5 map participating every single day?
Classic's still the first map?anonymus wrote:classic was the first map?
The first post says that the next one won't be up until 24 hours after the first one ends.Gilligan wrote:In approximately 8 hours the next one will be up.
i wonder if someone could do a speed tourney incoorparating the limited edition map.Gillipig wrote:Best part of this is that now we can play some maps that otherwise isn't available. It's also nice to give the hardworking mapmakers some cred as well.
/can't countFfraid wrote:The first post says that the next one won't be up until 24 hours after the first one ends.Gilligan wrote:In approximately 8 hours the next one will be up.
ok so finding 1 map or finding 5 gives the exact same reward?? too bad..Gilligan wrote:At the end of the event, everyone who successfully identified all changes in a map will receive a medal. It will state how many maps you identified...But only one medal will be awarded, not five.betiko wrote:i m curious to see if the last one found is the same for all of us, or if the hardest is different for every person. i guess when this map is finished we will be able to tell which we found last and gave us the most effort.. it took me half an hour yesterday to find all 5..
interesting to see which ones are the most played; the top 10 doesn t surprise me at all though.
if anyone from the entertaining team could answer yesterday s question asked several times by many members; can we get 1 medal for each 5 map participating every single day?
i think if you do all 5 you get a general contribution medal as well. just due to the fact you contributed to keeping it going.jackal31 wrote:are there any other awards for finding all 25 differences? Or is it just for braggin rights? In other words, adding to the above convo, there isnt a premium award for giving 120 hours of effort? Why would anyone go beyond the first 24 then?
From what qwert posted, world 2.1 is actually leading? And they groupings were done by random.org if I remember Andy's comments.PLAYER57832 wrote:You need to add 1, 2 and 3 to the AOR titles. Few people know them by the "mayhem/magic, etc titles".
And... were these maps just placed randomly?m The groupings don't seem to make sense.
But.. Classic always wins in popularity. Not sure why you included that along with the others, to be honest.
i completely agree with you..jackal31 wrote:are there any other awards for finding all 25 differences? Or is it just for braggin rights? In other words, adding to the above convo, there isnt a premium award for giving 120 hours of effort? Why would anyone go beyond the first 24 then?
); but a diferent prize for people completing it 5 times seems justified to me (i suggest a second medal)So what's the incentive for doing more than one map? The official rules clearly state that "For those who can correctly locate and identify all 5 differences for a given map, they will receive a General Achievement Medal!" It doesn't say that there is "limit one per customer" as someone pointed out earlier. At the very least, you guys could offer 2 medals for 2 or 3 and 3 medals for 5. Or something like that.Gilligan wrote:At the end of the event, everyone who successfully identified all changes in a map will receive a medal. It will state how many maps you identified...But only one medal will be awarded, not five.betiko wrote:i m curious to see if the last one found is the same for all of us, or if the hardest is different for every person. i guess when this map is finished we will be able to tell which we found last and gave us the most effort.. it took me half an hour yesterday to find all 5..
interesting to see which ones are the most played; the top 10 doesn t surprise me at all though.
if anyone from the entertaining team could answer yesterday s question asked several times by many members; can we get 1 medal for each 5 map participating every single day?
I think Eddie has the best suggestion!eddie2 wrote:i think if you do all 5 you get a general contribution medal as well. just due to the fact you contributed to keeping it going.jackal31 wrote:are there any other awards for finding all 25 differences? Or is it just for braggin rights? In other words, adding to the above convo, there isnt a premium award for giving 120 hours of effort? Why would anyone go beyond the first 24 then?
Not yet. There is a one day gap between all challenges. Probably to give mods time to grade the papers.betiko wrote:
by the way, the second should be up? i will check
Probably the best way of handling this. Nicely done.PM to all players from Samuelc:
You are receiving this message because you participated in the Spot the Differences contest as part of the 200 Maps Celebration.
First off, my apologies ...
Anyone can earn a medal by finding all 5 differences on any one map, that means you only need to find all the differences on one map to earn a medal and you won't receive 5 medals for finding all the differences on each of the maps.
However, we will be tallying all results and at the end of the contest, the people with the highest amount of differences spotted correctly across all 5 maps WILL receive a SECOND General Achievement Medal.
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~Sam
Yes, it happened to meDoomYoshi wrote:Can the 5 limited edition maps pop up in random this week? Also, thanks to the entertainment team for putting this together. The spot the differences are too hard for me,but they are fun nonetheless.
I disagree that the numbers NEED to be added to the AoR maps. I think that if it is your favorite map, you would know the name AND number.
