At 7/8/22 12:34 AM, AnalPenguinFarming wrote:@tox
How do we judge what is good popsicle stick drawing and bad? Fantastic voice acting but mediocre drawing is ok? Bad drawing but fantastic voice acting or vice versa? I don’t think there’s a solid line on it all.
that first sentence lol
I look at the submission with an increased score because of the characters used in the animation. just the same way that if the characters were furries and the submission was submitted to a furry website the resulting score would be higher, just the same way that if the characters were emo/goth and the animation was submitted to (if such a thing exists im curious) an emo/goth website, the score would be higher... and an FNF character set was submitted to Newgrounds, the score was higher. if you mix and match those submissions the score is inherently lower than what could be achieved with the correct submission location, and it's on those grounds that I would not call it a no animation submission
I can see it's a gray area and attempting to give the gray area definition is to me... fruitless
I guess a good way to sum up the content of the discussion on my end is:
Is the content that you are flagging something that expressly brakes the rules
"I" believe that the contents of the video fall "well" within the range of:
If you want to try live action here, it must be a short film with legit production value
I can see though that your argument is based on the other half of the same rule
Our focus is on animation, and preferably some animation component done in post production
would I stand on a hill like I have done in the past for other animations/movies/submissions and defend the submission and be ready to die on my anthill for the principle of: If you want to try live action here, it must be a short film with legit production value
no I'm not going to go to bat for this particular submission, I think it's cool and pretty different, but it's not political or a spark event piece and while I think it's cool, it's not worth my time to defend its right to exist I'm only speaking about it because you had questions