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5/5/2012 1:05:22 AM
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Get Sacked for the Sixteenth time
Sweet Sixteen, people.
Let's dispense with the formalities and [url=http://www.bungie.net/News/Blog.aspx?mode=news#cid32098]open the Sack[/url].
Since many of you enjoyed the challenge that required you to harness your own creativity, I am raising the bar, and the stakes. Leave MS Paint on the dock for this one.
Your Mission: Create a photo-realistic depiction of a tactical engagement between the United Nations Space Command (Oorah!) and the Galactic Imperial Empire (Yes, M'Lord!). Land, Sea, Air, Space. Wherever.
You have until Monday morning. [u]Post your submissions in this thread[/u]. Se7en finalists will be selected for an election to be voted on by the community.
You asked for harder challenges. The winner of this one receives discontinued Halo swag and an autographed poster. I will also share your creation on Bungie's Facebook page, making you the envy of all the Internet.
[Edited on 05.04.2012 5:11 PM PDT]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] spartain ken 15 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Avatar Korra The anticipation is killing me. I hope there are 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places. Atleast three of these submissions truly deserve to be number 1.[/quote] I think some of these people can make their own well drawn poster. :P I am nervous as to how hard this competition will be. But of course making photoshops and well drawn, drawings are 2 totally different things and I hope that is accounted for.[/quote] IMO (I may be wrong (probably am)) : In past experience with these kind of things only things which meet the criteria are selected even if there are some really good things out there. If this competition allowed ANYTHING relating to the theme then why would DeeJ say "Photo-realistic" and the use of "Photoshop" not any other drawing program? Just saying and I am probably wrong.
