I do not understand why, if someone misinterprets the funding levels, they're to be removed entirely and not just placed in the appropriate bracket. It really just feels like a punishment.
You say you wanted to make it right, but there was no leniency or transparency in the process until it was too late. This thread was up for weeks, and I had emailed as extra redundancy. Can you not see why someone would be upset with how things were handled?
"If any of your projects are collaborative and have multiple people, please submit the URL that owns the project page." This is exactly what I did. I made two applications, each for each itch.io account because... I have two accounts. The form asks for one itch.io account. I'm disappointed this was interpreted as an attempt to double dip, even though it's perfectly clear if you look at the pages that they both link to me. I'm not exactly trying to hide that.
And for the record, this is the second year in a row this happened. Last year I was told "sorry, we don't have time, apply again next year". The organizers surely should be able to do something to handle cases like this. Having accounts for multiple person projects isn't an uncommon use case.
I feel like there could've been a better resolution than outright removing me and my team from the bundle? It was not clear for me what to do in the case of having multiple accounts, so I just did what made sense to me which was submitting them separately. If this is such a big issue, then there probably should've been guidelines about what to do in the case of multiple accounts. I'm not sure how I was supposed to know the proper process to follow, and I'm surprised that this is not something that could be resolved and instead led to us being excluded.
It's been over two weeks now without a response. The bundle has already been submitted to Itch without any clarity. The team seems to be active in the community tab but has neglected this thread, nor have they responded to any emails from me. Not sure what to make of this.
I noticed the submissions for me and my team's games were removed from the submission page. (1) (2)
I believe we've done everything properly, so if there was any disqualifying reason I'm not aware of it. Or maybe it was just a mistake. Any chance someone could look into this?
the relative size of objects could be unpredictable, the size of one thing seems to scale less how i would expect. in spite of this it was a fun brain teaser. the door constantly knocking raised my cortisol levels and left me with a C
thank you! this was entirely a solo project aside from the music, art isn't my strongest focus, but i think it turned out OK! i'm grateful for hello girl praise as well, i was the main writer there^^
i've always called her millard, or mallard (like the duck) in my head. im not sure if there is a correct way to pronounce it. i would say any pronunciation is valid!
i feel endlessly grateful to have the opportunity to work with the team in person. im not completely sure the game would have been made otherwise, or it at least would not have been made in time for the competition
i hope our research holds up! it's not meant to be a completely period accurate piece, but more so inspired by true events. i'm glad that someone with actual on-hands experience found it relatable, despite the team having very little. thanks for reading, and i look forward to your full review 🙇🏻♀️
reality bends around the silly whims and frustrations of our internal worlds. although the tower is foreign, the struggles of these girls couldn't be any less absurd than our own lives.
