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Word Hinter
An admin thinks of a word, for instance 'Snk'
There are 3 hints an admin gives: Very Very short undescriptive hints.
Hint 1: Boss man
30 seconds..
Hint 2: Inactive
30 seconds..
Hint 3: Sssssss
Person answers question and gets 1 point
First to 5 wins.
Here is a sound effect that I think should play whenever someone gets a point, https://instaud.io/zrj
This is what the level looks like, similar design to trivia, similar event to trivia.
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Nice game, if the host gives hints that are up to standards.
Anyways, it's Snk.
Updated, added sound effect for each point someones earned
this got added :o
No, it got stolen.Quote:
Originally Posted by chickenbrocolli
Fghh was my old account, that was my post.
The GTW event that got released and the event idea displayed here are not the same in idea or execution. How can you say it got stolen when we scripted our own system and made our own level for this event. Don't make wild accusations by saying that we stole your event when we made ours from scratch. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Draxx
You made yours from scratch even after I created the levels, sfx, and offered to script it for you. Read the replies in this thread, https://www.era-go.com/forum/showthr...The-Word-EventQuote:
Originally Posted by dereklarue
When I confronted Kirzey about it in PM's, he even said it himself that the idea originated from me. You stole it but you didn't know you did (Kirzey did); just because you scripted it doesn't mean anything - I could have done that myself. If I had known that the event would be added without any recognition, then I would have never posted the thread in the first place - it took me hours to create the thread, including the developing that went into it. Bottomline is, you wouldn't have had the opportunity to work on it if it wasn't for me.
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It's just like how Bill Gates stole the ideas from Steve Jobs back when they worked together.
Add his NPC in that event ;)
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Originally Posted by Draxx
Draxx, I scripted it myself because I had my own ideas for the event. I didn't see the thread. We thank you for the idea for the event and I'm sorry you feel the way you do about it. You act as if you are the only one that has ever requested it to be made or that has offered to make it. Even before Kirzey talked to me about the idea of GTW, I've had plenty of opportunities to make it as it was requested by plenty of other players and staff on Era and other servers over the many years I have been with GraalOnline. Kirzey, stole your idea? Its too easy to say someone stole an idea because ideas are nothing without execution.
If I were to single out and give you credit or compensation then I should do the same for everyone else who had the idea. I understand frustration because you took the time to make your own levels, sounds, or systems off of the server but to be honest, no one asked you to and you act like we asked you to make the event. Again I didn't see the thread but its irrelevant. Kirzey is just another credit or statue I would have to add to the level for credit of "who had the idea". The idea has been floating around. It would have been made, promise. :)
Gates worked with Jobs and took more than just ideas as he had access to all a lot of Job's work (coding,mockups,programs,ect), you and I have never worked together. This is not like their situation.
Take care!
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It shouldn't be taken as a "smart remark". I Didn't see the video. And I never said I was anything special nor do I act like it. Not interested in arguments. Topic ended.Quote:
Originally Posted by Draxx
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This ought to be interesting
It's not intended to be taken as a "smartass remark". These are my opinions on the situation, sad you feel the way you do about it. I won't watch the video, sorry. And I never said I am anything special, and I never act like it. I am not interested in arguments. There is no need to keep on going about it, so this is my last response to this thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by Draxx
Have a nice day!
Please do not bump old threads.