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thanks!

scores:
a) - 17
b) - 17
c) - 22
d) - 15
e) - 15
f) - 9
g) - 24

and I add my vote directly:

a) - 17 + 3 = 20
b) - 17 + 2 = 19
c) - 22 + 1 = 23
d) - 15 + 6 = 21
e) - 15 + 5 = 20
f) - 9 + 4 = 13
g) - 24 + 0 = 24

(i was gonna put 2 to C and 1 to B, but I don't wan't ties that would complicate the voting, that's why I chose to vote last. i'm kinda surprised that so many of you chose G as your main option, but if you think it's good, so be it )

shall we close it then? or wait for someone else?

Oh missed a step...we need to confirm the in game plot just before the storyboard integration.

I dunno. We could probably close it, but c and g are very close. Too close.

Well, is anyone else coming? I mean to vote? Because I can see if there is anyone else, we should wait for them to vote, even if only to make sure there is a definite winner, because C and G are very close.

According to the document, we have the following people on board:

Azareus
TheVoid
Sublevel 101
Mr. Officer
Vortex*
sundayfever
.oilage
RuloCore
-ak-
Postillionen
Theta_Wave
Anteroinen
jomarcenter
Diamonds
gil2455526*
TheBabylonProject*
Ancient Crystal / LupoCani / Spykee*
Boingo*
The Abacus*

*Have voted

(I added Boingo and The Abacus because they weren't on the document in their current names. I don't know if they've changed names or just weren't added to the document.)

So, if any of those people are still around or interested (which it doesn't look like to me.) we should allow for them to vote, in my opinion.

I'd also like to point out that the Abacus not having written a story of his own should grant him an extra 0 or 3, not a seven-pointer.

Tiny little tangent here, but we keep referring to the experiments as war crimes. Surely, in the nation committing them is not at war, they're crimes against humanity, not war crimes?

Babylon wrote:Well, is anyone else coming? I mean to vote? Because I can see if there is anyone else, we should wait for them to vote, even if only to make sure there is a definite winner, because C and G are very close.

According to the document, we have the following people on board:

Azareus
TheVoid
Sublevel 101
Mr. Officer
Vortex*
sundayfever
.oilage
RuloCore
-ak-
Postillionen
Theta_Wave
Anteroinen
jomarcenter
Diamonds
gil2455526*
TheBabylonProject*
Ancient Crystal / LupoCani / Spykee*
Boingo*
The Abacus*

*Have voted

(I added Boingo and The Abacus because they weren't on the document in their current names. I don't know if they've changed names or just weren't added to the document.)

So, if any of those people are still around or interested (which it doesn't look like to me.) we should allow for them to vote, in my opinion.

Well, noone of them frequents the forum anymore, except Sublevel, so we might have to wait for a long time... if you want I can PM Sublevel, but for the others I think it's not very productive, especially since we've set a "deadline" for the plot.

Ancient Crystal wrote:the Abacus not having written a story of his own should grant him an extra 0 or 3, not a seven-pointer.

what do you mean?

Babylon wrote:Tiny little tangent here, but we keep referring to the experiments as war crimes. Surely, in the nation committing them is not at war, they're crimes against humanity, not war crimes?

I was wondering that too

Ancient Crystal wrote:the Abacus not having written a story of his own should grant him an extra 0 or 3, not a seven-pointer.

what do you mean?

We who have written stories can't vote for ourselves, meaning we have a total of six alternatives, and as such we give score on a 1-6 scale. The Abacus has no story of his own, had seven alternatives, and gave score on a scale of 1-7. Not having written your own should not grant you more points to give, as such he should get an extra 0, not an extra 7.

Babylon wrote:Tiny little tangent here, but we keep referring to the experiments as war crimes. Surely, in the nation committing them is not at war, they're crimes against humanity, not war crimes?

I was wondering that too [/quote]

I'm a little confused as to why you use plural. But I agree, they're not war crimes.

Ancient Crystal wrote:We who have written stories can't vote for ourselves, meaning we have a total of six alternatives, and as such we give score on a 1-6 scale. The Abacus has no story of his own, had seven alternatives, and gave score on a scale of 1-7. Not having written your own should not grant you more points to give, as such he should get an extra 0, not an extra 7.

Oh, I see.
But that doesn't change anything in the final result. If you think about it, what matters is the difference in scores, not the scores itself. Adding 1 (or any number) to each one of the candidates doesn't change the outcome, does it? Thus it doesn't matter if you have 1-7 or 0-6 to assign, because the net result is the same.

I am going to read today what you invented so far, guys.

Okay. You can vote too, so that we can close the voting. Just be sure not to make a tie