Annnnd we're off to a good start |
I'm looking at you. You sexy thing. |
Here are my guidelines for taking this challenge:
GOAL: End the year with the largest possible score.
- Cleared Games +1 to my score
- Games purchased in 2014 will -1 from my score
- Pre-ordered games from 2013/2012 that release in 2014 will subtract from the score (like "Star Citizen")
- Single player games must have their campaigns completed in order to consider it "cleared.
- DLC does not count towards or against a game's completion. It is just extra.
- Multiplayer games cannot account for completion unless a metric is established and met.
- Metrics must be posted here prior to attempting
- Anytime a game has been completed, I must post something here on the blog.
- Screenshots, completion achievements, etc. must be posted to confirm completion
- Perpetual games can be counted IF a metric can be set
- Perpetual games can be defined as sandbox games with little to no goal except goals determined by the player (I.E. DayZ, Kerbal Space Program sandbox, Starbound, etc.)
- MMO's may fall under this category if I have played it to level cap.
- Only games completed/purchased in 2014 will count towards the challenge.
- Games completed in the past will be set as ZERO (Neither counting for or against)
- If a game is determined too difficult for my puny human brain, I may concede defeat to "clear" the game, but must wallow in shame because I am not worthy.
- Conceded games must be posted here with a gigantic "I PUSSED OUT" title along with the game.
- That post must then contain random excuses as to why I couldn't beat it when the reality is that I am bad at games and have dishonored my famiry.
I may or may not add things to this list... I'll try my best to keep things within the spirit of the competition. Well. That's the challenge. I will try my best to keep posting stuff on the blog whenever I puss out, I mean victoriously win at a game... Yeah...
Updated 1/15: Added what the goal of the challenge was and how scoring is calculated.
Updated 1/15: Added what the goal of the challenge was and how scoring is calculated.
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