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Dimon12321 and ars4326 for the most variety.
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I give credit to Dimon12321 for the efforts to get better at TASing and producing many Sega TASes.
I also shall add marzojr, WST, aglar, and TheYogWog to my nominations.
Thank you for nominating me though I wasn't even trying to win any reward on this site! I have lots of explanations about me, my games and other players, but, according to Nach's warning, I shouldn't discuss anything there.
Nominating WST, Archanfel and Kiske for great game choices and entertaining runs (excepting Pinocchio).
TASing is like making a film: only the best takes are shown in the final movie.
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This one was admittedly tough, due to my own personal stake in this. However, after seeing who the frontrunners were in this one, I gave my vote to Dimon12321.
Simply put, in terms of individual effort, I thought Dimon did the most to earn the award. There were obviously more experienced authors on the ticket, but I took into account that Dimon didn't have the advantage of teaming up with someone, as well as being able to work on a game that people are very familiar with.
Either way, congratulations to whoever ends up winning! This was already a very close race, this year!
"But as it is written, Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love him." - 1 Corinthians 2:9
What about me, I was just TASing the games of my childhood (excepting Duke Nukem 3D). Some projects were difficult for me (Rambo 3, Columns 3, Tom and Jerry - Frantic Antics), some projects I didn't manage to finish (Mortal Kombat 5).
ars4326 wrote:
This one was admittedly tough, due to my own personal stake in this. However, after seeing who the frontrunners were in this one, I gave my vote to Dimon12321.
Simply put, in terms of individual effort, I thought Dimon did the most to earn the award. There were obviously more experienced authors on the ticket, but I took into account that Dimon didn't have the advantage of teaming up with someone, as well as being able to work on a game that people are very familiar with.
Either way, congratulations to whoever ends up winning! This was already a very close race, this year!
In my opinion, you on the contrary are the most hardworking SEGA TASer. Though all your TASes are not entertaining, I think strategies are the most difficult type of games for TASing.
I don't think my topics were about boring games, people just didn't want to cooperate with me, so I TASed the games myself.
You don't have to vote for me. I wasn't trying to win there though my TASes are in different genres for every taste! My chances to win the reward are the same as MJ's Moonwalker to become the SEGA TAS :-)
TASing is like making a film: only the best takes are shown in the final movie.
