Nope.uncleniccius said:Apparently the winners are chosen, anyone got anything?
No one seems to have anything yet. They must have decided that email was too impersonal and gone with carrier pigeons. Rest assured, everyone—we'll all have our answers within 3-5 weeks, depending on weather.uncleniccius said:Apparently the winners are chosen, anyone got anything?
Just because you write for a big site doesn't mean that you are good! Iv read some reviews on big sites and they are utter rubbish!XBAKat said:I'm good. I'm really good. And I write for a big site.
I didn't use the word deserve once. I said I have a hard time believing that they had anyone more QUALIFIED. I run my own personal blog that reviews RPGs, and I write for a site with a lot of members. If they wanted a well written review that would get a lot of hits, it's hard to believe they had 1000 people better suited.firehotfinisher said:But saying you think no one else deserves a copy more than you is going a bit over the edge.Thats hardly a little cockiness.
Sorry.I edited my post.read the bottomXBAKat said:I didn't use the word deserve once. I said I have a hard time believing that they had anyone more QUALIFIED. I run my own personal blog that reviews RPGs, and I write for a site with a lot of members. If they wanted a well written review that would get a lot of hits, it's hard to believe they had 1000 people better suited.
When you get review copies, it's about traffic to the publishers. Capcom requires an insane number of hits a month to your site.
So what I'm saying is... If I was in charge (and I'm clearly not) and I got 2 submissions- one without a writing sample and a link to a blog that maybe gets 10 hits a month, or one with a well written sample from an established website, I know which I'd choose. And that's if I had to choose ONE.
Choosing 1000 out of 5000 samples means you only have to be better than 4 people (yeah, oversimplifying). You guys should at least have the confidence to say that!
LMAO!!! This is true!uncleniccius said:@Venatis **cough** IGN **cough**![]()
I see your point.XBAKat said:I didn't use the word deserve once. I said I have a hard time believing that they had anyone more QUALIFIED. I run my own personal blog that reviews RPGs, and I write for a site with a lot of members. If they wanted a well written review that would get a lot of hits, it's hard to believe they had 1000 people better suited.
When you get review copies, it's about traffic to the publishers. Capcom requires an insane number of hits a month to your site.
So what I'm saying is... If I was in charge (and I'm clearly not) and I got 2 submissions- one without a writing sample and a link to a blog that maybe gets 10 hits a month, or one with a well written sample from an established website, I know which I'd choose. And that's if I had to choose ONE.
Choosing 1000 out of 5000 samples means you only have to be better than 4 people (yeah, oversimplifying). You guys should at least have the confidence to say that!
Good idea, were just very impatient on here! lol.secondchildren said:Guys, why don't you let the Devs to choose the best of you? I think no one here is on an advantadge.
secondchildren said:Guys, why don't you let the Devs to choose the best of you? I think no one here is on an advantadge.
Good luck to you as well. I don't view anyone here as competition or unworthy, for the record. 1000 copies are quite a few more than people who are posting here, and it seems like we should be encouraging each other, not hoping other people don't get it.Tyrannikos said:I see your point.
The thing is, CDPR seems to have made it fairly clear that they don't care what your site's/resource's qualifications are. Just yours on a personal level. They don't care if you have a site or not. They're happy to see the reviews go up on GameFAQs, Facebook, crap, probably even Myspace. Just cause we have sites, I don't think that makes us more qualified to win this. I think it comes down to our skill as writers and our general demeanor.
I think it's better to just relax until those emails come in. I'd rather not think I lost, but I'd rather not think I won either. Waiting is preferable since we just don't know what is going on. Some may call that indifference, but I just call it being patient. I don't want to jump the gun and think I'm more qualified than a ton of other people just because I write for a site with a good amount of dedicated readers.
Good luck to you, Kat.