| 05-26-2003, 08:30 AM | #46 | |
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emote_sweat I'm confused? What do you mean? Seriously, I don't think there's anything to argue about. I'm sure Blizzard has their reasons for doing what they did. We've better not jump to conclusions and start pointing accusing fingers. Whether one likes one of those winning maps or not, we all have our rights for our own preferences. |
| 05-26-2003, 10:45 AM | #47 |
First of all I am not "American", I am not Canadian and I am not Korean, but that Korean Map just look fun to play, Korea's flag is one of the best flags - Not just three colors - Also Blizzard didn't make the contest internationall because it is very easy to send prices to people in the US but it is more difficult to send prices worldwide, also legal stuff is involved. |
| 05-26-2003, 05:37 PM | #48 | |
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Humm are they going to give any prizes to anyone? And be serious.. that Korea map is just because koreans are 50%+ of their income on diablo, starcraft, warcraft 3... don't be so innocent... Other countries' flags are not 3 colors only and aren't there. I found thia very gay attitude by their part. If they're going to release a flag map at least do it for many countries. |
| 05-27-2003, 07:38 AM | #49 |
well, this has been a whole load of bullshit, IMO, and my opnions are rather strong, dont confuze that with closed minded How good any map is, is inevitably an opinion, unless it has blaring technical errors, and none of those maps had any I could see. Im no VET, I dont know what amkes a 'good' map, and what makes a 'bad' map, but I do know that any accusation of "they chose it because its korean" is an opninion, and a naive one IMO, though I have yet to play it, so I really shouldnt be talking To silent K when people say "Americans are blahblahblah" they either mean the majority of people, its political leaders, or the countries political opnion. and there is no denying that america is a disgustingly nationalistic country. not everyone thinks this way, such as me, typing this review in my hometown of portland, but the countries political leaders feel it there right to tell everyone what to do, and have near total disregard for many other places existance under their patriotic shroud. Blizzards choice to block all maps made outside the US is a questionable one, seeing as on the internet, you can simply diregard where the person lives and carry out the contest with little to no legal flak...the rules on contests are very lax, especially when theres no tangible prize (correct me if there is one) perhaps they did it as a nationalistic move, perhaps as a legal one, or perhaps to avoid complications and water down the overwhelming number of entries they received. who the hell knows and in the end, it hardly matters. just everyone, please shut up about country A inventing the internet and country B inventing cheese graters...thats nomark of supriority, and the country didnt invent it...a citizen of the country did, and says who he/she was a patriot of their country? just, whatever...its time for a reality check people |
| 05-27-2003, 10:37 AM | #50 |
First of all, yes there was a prize given. It included but was not limited to a signed copy of the Frozen Throne. Secondly I'd like to thank Mr.Bloodoll for putting things straight, it stopped me from having to do it for once. The fact of the matter is that it's a competition and it's over. The patriotic diatribe erupting from this originally harmless thread is rather absurd, no matter what the issue. There's no right or wrong answer to this. There's no substance to it either. This post went from congratulating the various winners and discussing the pros and cons of each map to a cry for help in every direction that somehow it's nationalistic pride that prevents poor African children from having toothbrushes, when they don't even have enough food to live off ( And for all you smart-asses out there, I'm well aware of the point that was being made, I'm merely using it as a tool to expose the the folly of this debate). In any case, I find it highly offensive for people to blare out some shoddy statistics to base the fact the map that was designed in the shape of Korea won. You people are bordering on racism here, and that's something that will not be tolerated at WC3Campaigns. ~kharma |
| 05-27-2003, 10:37 AM | #51 |
No there was a prize in fact. But what I am wondering is that they opened The War3 (normal) BETA to Canada, why not open the contest too? |
| 05-27-2003, 10:53 AM | #52 |
damn canadians.. lol |
| 05-27-2003, 06:31 PM | #53 |
Can't we all just get along?... |
| 05-28-2003, 05:37 AM | #54 |
Guest | If this map contest was only open to Americans.. why did an American make a map of the korean flag? |
| 05-28-2003, 07:15 AM | #55 |
A korean guy who lives in america? |
| 05-28-2003, 11:17 AM | #56 | |
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As FAr as I know they are going to give the winners Quote from http://www.battle.net/war3/maps/mapcontest-intro.shtml : "One or more contestants will be awarded the grand prize that includes: one signed copy of Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne, their name added to the Blizzard's Friends List, inclusion in the Hall of Heroes, and most prominently, the in-game Credits will list the names of the winners to recognize them for all their hard work and dedication. " Also I just found that the korean map was avaialable for a long time even before the TFT beta , I found it on Warcraft.org If you want maps with the flags of another countries first look if somebody did them. Sorry but the only map that looks like a flag is actually Korea. (As far as I know) And another thing - If somebody creates a map with my country's flag I won't play it just because of that, in fact that will make me fell weird. PS: Try to put trees gold mines and doodads to a Canadian Flag. |
