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You must register or log in to post a message.But even in games there are trophies named after people who have contributed significantly in the development of a game, ie Lombardi Trophy (american football), Jules Rimet (soccer), Roberto Clemente (baseball), Davis Cup (tennis), Joe Dumars (basketball), etc. All in all, I agree with Lmr and vote for a Murat Community Shield Designers award....or MY600. P.S. His levels still represent around 10% of the total levels which standalone is a major achievement. Also the fact that murat is only halfway the amount of levels that certain people have created. It could be called the Murat Award. Lol, just realized that the amount of levels I've created is approaching the number of accepted levels I've completed :P Anyway - great to see enthusiasm for the contests. SUMMER CONTEST And I'm good at math! Yet that level took forever!!! Though I wonder where he's got the picture from... lol :p Carbon Copy : They are still quite young (the first two can barely read) but will definitely have them read it later on. Don't want to spoil the fun of it. | Games forumPlay Game "BLockoban"First post of the topic16 official levels now. All levels are great. I must say I'm a big fan of Psychotronic's levels (thx Psycho). When a level is "only" accepted, it doesn't mean it will not be official one day, it's just I'm not sure for now. |
As far as naming an award after a user I figure it's ok provided that the user is notorious for what the award is earned for. For example, Murat is known for making insanely difficult levels (usually), so an award named after him would make more sense if it was something like "make 100 hard levels". Not that I think that "make 100 hard levels" is a particularly good award.