[Rules/News] OFFICIAL Everybody Edits Tournament

Kirby · 2018-08-12 01:20:14

Welcome to the Official Everybody Edits Tournament! Here, you will battle head to head with other teams through multiple intense rounds to see if you have what it takes to win it all!

If you want to know the current theme, scroll to the most recent post in this topic.

Note: This topic is solely for news and rules. Registration and discussion can happen in the other topics. To see the current standings, head over to the Results topic.

To see what the theme for the current round is, scroll to the most recent post on this thread.

Special thanks to SmittyW for providing the amazing aura

The Contest
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This contest follows a standard tournament style double-elimination.
Each round we will randomly pair you against a different team, and you will both build a world with the same theme. Only the winner gets to advance.
If you lose once, however, it’s not over. You will keep getting placed against different teams until you lose twice. If you lose twice throughout the contest, you are then eliminated.
If you want more information, there will be a chart later in the thread that shows how this will work, but the only information you need to know each round is the theme, the world size, your competitors, and whether or not you have been eliminated.

Contest Details
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There will be multiple rounds, each one will have a specific theme and world size to follow.
Your team must follow the world size that is specified each round
Themes will not be revealed until the beginning of each round.
The tournament brackets can be seen at https://challonge.com/oeet

Judging
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Staff Judges

- Kirby
- Ravatroll
- Master1
Community Judges
- Tiralmo
- Norwegianboy

Rules
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- You may not start building on worlds for any round prior to the start date
- After the registration period is over you may not change your team.
- No more than 3 people per team.
- Anyone in more than one team simultaneously will be disqualified
- No alts allowed on separate teams.
- Your level must follow the theme of that given round
- Difficulty does not matter, though keep in mind that brutal difficulty will naturally detract from gameplay score.
- Levels MUST match the world size specified at the start of each round
- Bosses and bot assisted levels are not allowed. Cooperation levels aren’t allowed unless specified otherwise.
- No lewd content. Do not endorse illegal substances. Not only will you get disqualified, but you might get banned.
- Your level must represent your OWN team’s work.
- Though the competition may get intense, please keep a respectful attitude towards your opponents
- If your world breaks any everybody edits rules you will be disqualified

Tips
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- We understand that it may be confusing to keep track of things, but remember that you ONLY have to worry about the round that you are currently participating in. Simply check which bracket you are in, and you will be able to view the deadlines, theme, and world size.
- Don't procrastinate! When the building period is over, you will not be allowed to edit anymore, and there is now a feature to enforce this.
- Again, difficulty technically doesn't matter, but brutal levels have the tendency to get annoying.
- Try to stock up on the worlds that you'll need ahead of time so you're ready for each round.
- Have fun!

Important Dates
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There are a lot of important dates to keep track of, so I'll put them in a spoiler if you want the specifics. To keep it easy to understand, I'll have the next deadline to worry about under this line. Click on it to be taken to a global countdown clock. Keep in mind that all dates start and end at 10pm UTC.
NEXT DEADLINES:
FINALS - Thursday, October 18th
▼The complete list of dates and deadlines can be seen here.
Sign-ups: Saturday 11th August - Friday 17th August
Round 1 - Medium - Friday 17th - Monday 20th August
Judging - Monday 20th August - Wednesday 22nd August
Winner Round 2 & Loser Round 1 - Medium - Wednesday 22nd August - Saturday 25th August
Judging - Saturday 25th August - Monday 27th August
Winner Round 3 - Large - Monday 27th August - Monday 3rd September
Loser Round 2 - Medium - Monday 27th August - Thursday 30th August
Loser Judging - Thursday 30th August - Friday 31st August
Loser Round 3 - Medium - Friday 31st August - Monday 3rd September
Judging - Monday 3rd September - Wednesday 5th September
Winner Round 4 - Large - Wednesday 5th September - Wednesday 12th September
Loser Round 4 - Medium - Wednesday 5th September - Saturday 8th September
Loser Judging - Saturday 8th September - Sunday 9th September
Loser Round 5 - Medium - Sunday 9th September - Wednesday 12th September
Judging - Wednesday 12th September - Friday 14th September
Winner Round 5 - Large - Friday 14th September - Friday 21st September
Loser Round 6 - Medium - Friday 14th September - Monday 17th September
Loser Judging - Monday 17th September - Tuesday 18th September
Loser Round 7 - Medium - Tuesday 18th September - Friday 21st September
Judging - Friday 21st September - Sunday 23rd September
Winner Round 6 (SF) - Big - Sunday 23rd September - Tuesday 2nd October
Loser Round 8 - Large - Sunday 23rd September - Thursday 27th September
Loser Judging - Thursday 27th September - Friday 28th September
Loser Round 9 - Large - Friday 28th September - Tuesday 2nd October
Judging - Tuesday 2nd October - Thursday 4th October
Loser Round 10 - Small - Thursday 4th October - Friday 5th October
Judging - Friday 5th October only
Winner Round 7 (Final) - Massive - Friday 8th October - Monday 18th October
Judging - Monday 18th October - ?

World Sizes
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Though will not need to use all of these levels, here are the worlds that your team should stock up on just to be safe.
1 Small world
8 Medium worlds
5 Large worlds
1 Big world
1 Massive world
Again, you will not need to use all of them, but this would make sure that you are prepared for whichever bracket you end up advancing in.

Registration Information
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ONLY THE FIRST 64 TEAMS TO SIGN UP MAY PARTICIPATE. FIRST COME FIRST SERVE.
Teams may only have up to 3 players
Teams that are registered after the first 64 teams will be placed on a backup roster.
Go to Master1's topic for more information/to sign up.

Prizes
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Note: Prizes do not stack
Reach Winners Round 2 and/or Losers Round 3 - +100 Max Energy
Reach Winners Round 3 and/or Losers Round 5 - +200 Max Energy
Reach Winners Round 4 and/or Losers Round 7 - +350 Max Energy
Reach Winners Round 5 and/or Losers Round 9 - +500 Max Energy, +20 gems
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Reach Winners Round 6 and/or Losers Round 10 - +750 Max Energy, +50 Gems, Sack of Gold Deco OR Bubble Aura
Reach Winners Round 7 - +1000 Max Energy, +100 Gems, Sack of Gold Deco, Bubble Aura
Win Winners Round 7 - +1500 Max Energy, +200 Gems, Sack of Gold Deco, Bubble Aura, Secret ? Deco

Still confused? Head over to the discussion thread and ask us if you need clarification on anything!

Xenonetix, Yonanoke, GravityDonut, Phinarose, Freckleface, Loganyoshi, octodecillion, Atikyne, Tomahawk, Rog456, Frix, Andymakeer, Pingohits, Music Man, coinage, PTU, mutantdevle, Norwee, azurepudding, TundrumMax, MartenM, Onjit, cpcrabs, LukeM, Latif, Raphe9000, Vinyl Melody, Anch, Xfrogman43, Filip2005, BuzzerBee, Bluecloud, EnanoTLL, Wizard2002, Bud1, IanJanes, soniiiety, Kaleb, Prodigy, MinerMan1963, Adonis123, Taylor, Nikodemzak, minam, Introduction, 1Line087, skullz17, Offensive Ray, matthewapril15, Awesome Algoodo, Charlie59876EE, shadowda, Dencc, Silverfairy, drunkbnu, Minimania, Weirdoverse, Different55, Smileyhunter, mrjawapa, cristiantentu, drstereos, Spongelito, ASDruska, 2b55b5g, Victoria, AllenCaspe9510

Kirby · 2018-08-17 22:55:13

▼Round 1

~ Signups have ended, Round 1 will now commence! ~

The Theme
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And the first theme is... Opposites!
According to google, an opposite is "a person or thing that is totally different from or the reverse of someone or something else". Your interpretation of this is up to you.

This world MUST be created in a Medium world. Any other world sizes will be disqualified.

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Submitting the level
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To submit your world, PM me (Kirby) on the forums, with the following format:
Team Name:
Team Members:
World ID:
Your world MUST be submitted to us BEFORE the deadline, or we will not judge it.
After your world is submitted to us, you will no longer be allowed to edit it until the judging period is over.

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Judging
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As this contest is filled with many 1 on 1 situations, the judges will try their best to decide which world is better as objectively as possible.
What goes into a good world?
First things first, it must fit the theme. Even if it fits loosely, you must clearly incorporate it as the central theme in your level.
From there, it's up to you. There are 3 main aspects that go into making a good world - Gameplay, Art, and Concept. When building your level, it is fine to focus on one, but you should try your hardest to not make it come at the expense of the others.
Overall, you want to make your level as enjoyable as possible. A level that's more easy on the eyes is more enjoyable than one that isn't. A level with a fascinating, unique concept (if executed well), is likely more enjoyable than standard minigames. Most importantly though, fun gameplay is far more enjoyable than tedious gameplay.
As I mentioned in the rules post, difficulty does not matter in your world, but if the difficulty is too difficult, it's hard to make it not inherently tedious. Keep this in mind.

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Good luck! We're excited to see what you all come up with! If you have any questions, feel free to ask in the discussion topic. To see who your opponent is, check challonge.com/OEET

rat, Slabdrill, TaskManager, Kaleb, azurepudding, Dencc, Pingohits, mutantdevle, Yonanoke, minam, Minimania, 1Line087, PTU, 2b55b5g, Offensive Ray, Nikodemzak, Quady, Adonis123, Onjit, drunkbnu, shadowda, Different55, Loganyoshi, Smileyhunter, Andymakeer, cristiantentu

Kirby · 2018-08-22 22:58:05

▼Round 2

Note - Head over to the results thread to see your placement on the brackets.

~ Round 1 has ended, Round 2 may now commence! ~

The Theme
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And the theme for this round is... Avoidance!
What is the player avoiding? Why are they avoiding it? Well, it's up to you!

This world MUST be created in a Medium world. Any other world sizes will be disqualified.

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Submitting the level
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To submit your world, PM me (Kirby) on the forums, with the following format:
Team Name:
Team Members:
World ID:
Your world MUST be submitted to us BEFORE the deadline, or we will not judge it.
Judging will not commence until the build period is over. At this time, you will be locked out of editing your world. PLEASE make sure your world is visible true when submitting.

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Judging
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As this contest is filled with many 1 on 1 situations, the judges will try their best to decide which world is better as objectively as possible.
What goes into a good world?
First things first, it must fit the theme. Even if it fits loosely, you must clearly incorporate it as the central theme in your level.
From there, it's up to you. There are 3 main aspects that go into making a good world - Gameplay, Art, and Concept. When building your level, it is fine to focus on one, but you should try your hardest to not make it come at the expense of the others.
Overall, you want to make your level as enjoyable as possible. A level that's more easy on the eyes is more enjoyable than one that isn't. A level with a fascinating, unique concept (if executed well), is likely more enjoyable than standard minigames. Most importantly though, fun gameplay is far more enjoyable than tedious gameplay.
As I mentioned in the rules post, difficulty does not matter in your world, but if the difficulty is too difficult, it's hard to make it not inherently tedious. Keep this in mind.

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The contest is going to start getting more intense, so good luck!

Taylor, Grilyon2, Xenonetix, Jersa, Yonanoke, mutantdevle, drunkbnu, Onjit, minam, shadowda, Kaleb, Pingohits, Xfrogman43, PTU, coinage, Andymakeer, Loganyoshi, Minimania, matthewapril15, Offensive Ray, cristiantentu

Kirby · 2018-08-27 22:59:03

▼Winners Round 3/Losers Round 2

Note - It is very important that you know if you're on the winners or losers bracket, as world size, deadline, and theme all depend on it

~ Round 2 has ended, Round 3 may now commence! ~

▼Winners Bracket

The Theme
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And the theme for this round is... Old
"Old as compared to "new" is the state of something belonging to the past; former. dating from far back; long-established or known. old age."

This world MUST be created in a LARGE world. Any other world sizes will be disqualified.

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Submitting the level
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NOTE - I ADDED A NEW CATEGORY TO THE SUBMISSION FORMAT. PLEASE INCLUDE IT IN YOUR PMs
To submit your world, PM me (Kirby) on the forums, with the following format:
Team Name:
Team Members:
World ID:
Bracket:
For "Bracket", just type "Winners", as if you are reading this you are on the winners bracket.
Your world MUST be submitted to us BEFORE the deadline, or we will not judge it.
Judging will not commence until the build period is over. At this time, you will be locked out of editing your world. PLEASE make sure your world is visible true when submitting.

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Judging
________________________
As this contest is filled with many 1 on 1 situations, the judges will try their best to decide which world is better as objectively as possible.
What goes into a good world?
First things first, it must fit the theme. Even if it fits loosely, you must clearly incorporate it as the central theme in your level.
From there, it's up to you. There are 3 main aspects that go into making a good world - Gameplay, Art, and Concept. When building your level, it is fine to focus on one, but you should try your hardest to not make it come at the expense of the others.
Overall, you want to make your level as enjoyable as possible. A level that's more easy on the eyes is more enjoyable than one that isn't. A level with a fascinating, unique concept (if executed well), is likely more enjoyable than standard minigames. Most importantly though, fun gameplay is far more enjoyable than tedious gameplay.
As I mentioned in the rules post, difficulty does not matter in your world, but if the difficulty is too difficult, it's hard to make it not inherently tedious. Keep this in mind.

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The winners bracket is starting to get even more intense, so make every block count!

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▼Losers Bracket

The Theme
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And the theme for this round is... Rescue!
You know the drill, just find a creative way to incorporate this theme into your world!

This world MUST be created in a MEDIUM WORLD. Any other world sizes will be disqualified.

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Submitting the level
________________________
NOTE - I ADDED A NEW CATEGORY TO THE SUBMISSION FORMAT. PLEASE INCLUDE IT IN YOUR PMs
To submit your world, PM me (Kirby) on the forums, with the following format:
Team Name:
Team Members:
World ID:
Bracket:
For "Bracket", just type "Losers", as if you are reading this you are on the losers bracket.
Your world MUST be submitted to us BEFORE the deadline, or we will not judge it.
Judging will not commence until the build period is over. At this time, you will be locked out of editing your world. PLEASE make sure your world is visible true when submitting.

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Judging
________________________
As this contest is filled with many 1 on 1 situations, the judges will try their best to decide which world is better as objectively as possible.
What goes into a good world?
First things first, it must fit the theme. Even if it fits loosely, you must clearly incorporate it as the central theme in your level.
From there, it's up to you. There are 3 main aspects that go into making a good world - Gameplay, Art, and Concept. When building your level, it is fine to focus on one, but you should try your hardest to not make it come at the expense of the others.
Overall, you want to make your level as enjoyable as possible. A level that's more easy on the eyes is more enjoyable than one that isn't. A level with a fascinating, unique concept (if executed well), is likely more enjoyable than standard minigames. Most importantly though, fun gameplay is far more enjoyable than tedious gameplay.
As I mentioned in the rules post, difficulty does not matter in your world, but if the difficulty is too difficult, it's hard to make it not inherently tedious. Keep this in mind.

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The losers bracket is going to start picking up the pace, so make sure to keep up!

mutantdevle, Yonanoke, Xenonetix, Taylor, Introduction, Loganyoshi, Andymakeer, Xfrogman43, PTU, Kaleb, Offensive Ray, cristiantentu

Kirby · 2018-08-31 22:59:26

▼Losers Round 3

THE THEME BELOW ONLY APPLIES TO THE LOSERS ROUND 3 BRACKET. IF YOU ARE ON THE WINNERS BRACKET, CONTINUE WITH YOUR LEVEL.

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▼Only read if you are participating in Losers Round 3

Note - Head over to the results thread to see your placement on the brackets.

~ Here is the theme for Losers Round 3! ~

The Theme
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And the theme for this round is... Classic!
The gameplay is up to you, but the art style must emulate classic Everybody Edits. For an example of what blocks you should be using, refer to the blocks seen in Egg Quest 2. Note - it doesn't have to use this exact pallette, as long as the world still feels like a decent interpretation of the theme.

This world MUST be created in a Medium world. Any other world sizes will be disqualified.

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Submitting the level
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To submit your world, PM me (Kirby) on the forums, with the following format:
Team Name:
Team Members:
World ID:
Bracket:
For "Bracket", just type "Losers", as if you are reading this you are on the losers bracket.
Your world MUST be submitted to us BEFORE the deadline, or we will not judge it.
Judging will not commence until the build period is over. At this time, you will be locked out of editing your world. PLEASE make sure your world is visible true when submitting.

.

Judging
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As this contest is filled with many 1 on 1 situations, the judges will try their best to decide which world is better as objectively as possible.
What goes into a good world?
First things first, it must fit the theme. Even if it fits loosely, you must clearly incorporate it as the central theme in your level.
From there, it's up to you. There are 3 main aspects that go into making a good world - Gameplay, Art, and Concept. When building your level, it is fine to focus on one, but you should try your hardest to not make it come at the expense of the others.
Overall, you want to make your level as enjoyable as possible. A level that's more easy on the eyes is more enjoyable than one that isn't. A level with a fascinating, unique concept (if executed well), is likely more enjoyable than standard minigames. Most importantly though, fun gameplay is far more enjoyable than tedious gameplay.
As I mentioned in the rules post, difficulty does not matter in your world, but if the difficulty is too difficult, it's hard to make it not inherently tedious. Keep this in mind.

.

The losers bracket is going to keep getting faster, hang in there!

Yonanoke, mutantdevle, ILikeTofuuJoe, Pingohits, Grilyon2, cristiantentu, Nikodemzak, Loganyoshi, PTU

Kirby · 2018-09-05 22:59:45

▼Winners Round 4/Losers Round 4

Note - It is very important that you know if you're on the winners or losers bracket, as world size, deadline, and theme all depend on it. To check, look for your team at challonge.com/OEET

~ Winners and Losers Round 4 has begun! ~

▼Winners Bracket

The Theme
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And the theme for this round is... Risks and Rewards
This theme is fairly self-explanatory: The bigger risk you take, the larger the reward will be. Simply create a level around this basic concept.

This world MUST be created in a LARGE world. Any other world sizes will be disqualified.

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Submitting the level
_______________________________

NOTE - I ADDED A NEW CATEGORY TO THE SUBMISSION FORMAT. PLEASE INCLUDE IT IN YOUR PMs
To submit your world, PM me (Kirby) on the forums, with the following format:
Team Name:
Team Members:
World ID:
Bracket:
For "Bracket", just type "Winners", as if you are reading this you are on the winners bracket.
Your world MUST be submitted to us BEFORE the deadline, or we will not judge it.
Judging will not commence until the build period is over. At this time, you will be locked out of editing your world. PLEASE make sure your world is visible true when submitting.

.

Judging
_______________________________

As this contest is filled with many 1 on 1 situations, the judges will try their best to decide which world is better as objectively as possible.
What goes into a good world?
First things first, it must fit the theme. Even if it fits loosely, you must clearly incorporate it as the central theme in your level.
From there, it's up to you. There are 3 main aspects that go into making a good world - Gameplay, Art, and Concept. When building your level, it is fine to focus on one, but you should try your hardest to not make it come at the expense of the others.
Overall, you want to make your level as enjoyable as possible. A level that's more easy on the eyes is more enjoyable than one that isn't. A level with a fascinating, unique concept (if executed well), is likely more enjoyable than standard minigames. Most importantly though, fun gameplay is far more enjoyable than tedious gameplay.
As I mentioned in the rules post, difficulty does not matter in your world, but if the difficulty is too difficult, it's hard to make it not inherently tedious. Keep this in mind.

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8 teams remain in this bracket, good luck!

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▼Losers Bracket

The Theme
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And the theme for this round is... Mystery!
You know the drill, just find a creative way to incorporate this theme into your world!

This world MUST be created in a MEDIUM WORLD. Any other world sizes will be disqualified.

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Submitting the level
_____________________________________________

NOTE - I ADDED A NEW CATEGORY TO THE SUBMISSION FORMAT. PLEASE INCLUDE IT IN YOUR PMs
To submit your world, PM me (Kirby) on the forums, with the following format:
Team Name:
Team Members:
World ID:
Bracket:
For "Bracket", just type "Losers", as if you are reading this you are on the losers bracket.
Your world MUST be submitted to us BEFORE the deadline, or we will not judge it.
Judging will not commence until the build period is over. At this time, you will be locked out of editing your world. PLEASE make sure your world is visible true when submitting.

.

Judging
_____________________________________________

As this contest is filled with many 1 on 1 situations, the judges will try their best to decide which world is better as objectively as possible.
What goes into a good world?
First things first, it must fit the theme. Even if it fits loosely, you must clearly incorporate it as the central theme in your level.
From there, it's up to you. There are 3 main aspects that go into making a good world - Gameplay, Art, and Concept. When building your level, it is fine to focus on one, but you should try your hardest to not make it come at the expense of the others.
Overall, you want to make your level as enjoyable as possible. A level that's more easy on the eyes is more enjoyable than one that isn't. A level with a fascinating, unique concept (if executed well), is likely more enjoyable than standard minigames. Most importantly though, fun gameplay is far more enjoyable than tedious gameplay.
As I mentioned in the rules post, difficulty does not matter in your world, but if the difficulty is too difficult, it's hard to make it not inherently tedious. Keep this in mind.

.

The losers bracket is going to start picking up the pace, so make sure to keep up!

Introduction, Trytu, Andymakeer, Kaleb, Yoshi626, Yonanoke, 2b55b5g, Loganyoshi, cristiantentu, PTU

Kirby · 2018-09-09 22:59:36

▼Losers Round 5

THE THEME BELOW ONLY APPLIES TO THE LOSERS ROUND 5 BRACKET. IF YOU ARE ON THE WINNERS BRACKET, CONTINUE WITH YOUR LEVEL.

▼Only read if you are participating in Losers Round 5

Note - Head over to the results thread to see your placement on the brackets.

~ Here is the theme for Losers Round 5! ~

The Theme
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And the theme for this round is... Limited Lives!
Pretty self explanatory. If you need clarification, feel free to ask in the discussion thread.

This world MUST be created in a Medium world. Any other world sizes will be disqualified.

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Submitting the level
__________________________________________

To submit your world, PM me (Kirby) on the forums, with the following format:
Team Name:
Team Members:
World ID:
Bracket:
For "Bracket", just type "Losers", as if you are reading this you are on the losers bracket.
Your world MUST be submitted to us BEFORE the deadline, or we will not judge it.
Judging will not commence until the build period is over. At this time, you will be locked out of editing your world. PLEASE make sure your world is visible true when submitting.

.

Judging
__________________________________________

As this contest is filled with many 1 on 1 situations, the judges will try their best to decide which world is better as objectively as possible.
What goes into a good world?
First things first, it must fit the theme. Even if it fits loosely, you must clearly incorporate it as the central theme in your level.
From there, it's up to you. There are 3 main aspects that go into making a good world - Gameplay, Art, and Concept. When building your level, it is fine to focus on one, but you should try your hardest to not make it come at the expense of the others.
Overall, you want to make your level as enjoyable as possible. A level that's more easy on the eyes is more enjoyable than one that isn't. A level with a fascinating, unique concept (if executed well), is likely more enjoyable than standard minigames. Most importantly though, fun gameplay is far more enjoyable than tedious gameplay.
As I mentioned in the rules post, difficulty does not matter in your world, but if the difficulty is too difficult, it's hard to make it not inherently tedious. Keep this in mind.

.

The losers bracket is going to keep getting faster, hang in there!

Minimania, Loganyoshi, Yonanoke, cristiantentu, PTU

Kirby · 2018-09-14 22:59:14

▼Winners Round 5/Losers Round 6

Note - It is very important that you know if you're on the winners or losers bracket, as world size, deadline, and theme all depend on it. To check, look for your team at challonge.com/OEET

~ Winners Round 5 and Losers Round 6 has begun! ~

▼Winners Bracket

The Theme
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And the theme for this round is... Dreamland
People dream many things when they are asleep, from normal to outright strange...

This world MUST be created in a LARGE world. Any other world sizes will be disqualified.

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Submitting the level
____________________________________________

NOTE - I ADDED A NEW CATEGORY TO THE SUBMISSION FORMAT. PLEASE INCLUDE IT IN YOUR PMs
To submit your world, PM me (Kirby) on the forums, with the following format:
Team Name:
Team Members:
World ID:
Bracket:
For "Bracket", just type "Winners", as if you are reading this you are on the winners bracket.
Your world MUST be submitted to us BEFORE the deadline, or we will not judge it.
Judging will not commence until the build period is over. At this time, you will be locked out of editing your world. PLEASE make sure your world is visible true when submitting.

.

Judging
____________________________________________

As this contest is filled with many 1 on 1 situations, the judges will try their best to decide which world is better as objectively as possible.
What goes into a good world?
First things first, it must fit the theme. Even if it fits loosely, you must clearly incorporate it as the central theme in your level.
From there, it's up to you. There are 3 main aspects that go into making a good world - Gameplay, Art, and Concept. When building your level, it is fine to focus on one, but you should try your hardest to not make it come at the expense of the others.
Overall, you want to make your level as enjoyable as possible. A level that's more easy on the eyes is more enjoyable than one that isn't. A level with a fascinating, unique concept (if executed well), is likely more enjoyable than standard minigames. Most importantly though, fun gameplay is far more enjoyable than tedious gameplay.
As I mentioned in the rules post, difficulty does not matter in your world, but if the difficulty is too difficult, it's hard to make it not inherently tedious. Keep this in mind.

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Just FOUR teams remain in this bracket, good luck!

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▼Losers Bracket

The Theme
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And the theme for this round is... Non-Linear!
Simply put, make your level open ended. Give the player freedom in how they approach completing your level. A more detailed description of what this theme means can be found here.

This world MUST be created in a MEDIUM WORLD. Any other world sizes will be disqualified.

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Submitting the level
____________________________________________

NOTE - I ADDED A NEW CATEGORY TO THE SUBMISSION FORMAT. PLEASE INCLUDE IT IN YOUR PMs
To submit your world, PM me (Kirby) on the forums, with the following format:
Team Name:
Team Members:
World ID:
Bracket:
For "Bracket", just type "Losers", as if you are reading this you are on the losers bracket.
Your world MUST be submitted to us BEFORE the deadline, or we will not judge it.
Judging will not commence until the build period is over. At this time, you will be locked out of editing your world. PLEASE make sure your world is visible true when submitting.

.

Judging
____________________________________________

As this contest is filled with many 1 on 1 situations, the judges will try their best to decide which world is better as objectively as possible.
What goes into a good world?
First things first, it must fit the theme. Even if it fits loosely, you must clearly incorporate it as the central theme in your level.
From there, it's up to you. There are 3 main aspects that go into making a good world - Gameplay, Art, and Concept. When building your level, it is fine to focus on one, but you should try your hardest to not make it come at the expense of the others.
Overall, you want to make your level as enjoyable as possible. A level that's more easy on the eyes is more enjoyable than one that isn't. A level with a fascinating, unique concept (if executed well), is likely more enjoyable than standard minigames. Most importantly though, fun gameplay is far more enjoyable than tedious gameplay.
As I mentioned in the rules post, difficulty does not matter in your world, but if the difficulty is too difficult, it's hard to make it not inherently tedious. Keep this in mind.

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The losers bracket is going to get faster and faster, so make sure to keep up!

Wizard2002, Xenonetix, cristiantentu, PTU

Kirby · 2018-09-18 23:02:53

▼Losers Round 7

THE THEME BELOW ONLY APPLIES TO THE LOSERS ROUND 7 BRACKET. IF YOU ARE ON THE WINNERS BRACKET, CONTINUE WITH YOUR LEVEL.

▼Only read if you are participating in Losers Round 7

Note - Head over to the results thread to see your placement on the brackets.

~ Here is the theme for Losers Round 7! ~

The Theme
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And the theme for this round is... Powerups!
In some games, powerups play a key role in assisting players to beat certain levels, with the level designs even being built off of them. Regardless of how you choose to implement them, create a world which showcases powerups as the primary concept.

This world MUST be created in a Medium world. Any other world sizes will be disqualified.

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Submitting the level
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To submit your world, PM me (Kirby) on the forums, with the following format:
Team Name:
Team Members:
World ID:
Bracket:
For "Bracket", just type "Losers", as if you are reading this you are on the losers bracket.
Your world MUST be submitted to us BEFORE the deadline, or we will not judge it.
Judging will not commence until the build period is over. At this time, you will be locked out of editing your world. PLEASE make sure your world is visible true when submitting.

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Judging
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As this contest is filled with many 1 on 1 situations, the judges will try their best to decide which world is better as objectively as possible.
What goes into a good world?
First things first, it must fit the theme. Even if it fits loosely, you must clearly incorporate it as the central theme in your level.
From there, it's up to you. There are 3 main aspects that go into making a good world - Gameplay, Art, and Concept. When building your level, it is fine to focus on one, but you should try your hardest to not make it come at the expense of the others.
Overall, you want to make your level as enjoyable as possible. A level that's more easy on the eyes is more enjoyable than one that isn't. A level with a fascinating, unique concept (if executed well), is likely more enjoyable than standard minigames. Most importantly though, fun gameplay is far more enjoyable than tedious gameplay.
As I mentioned in the rules post, difficulty does not matter in your world, but if the difficulty is too difficult, it's hard to make it not inherently tedious. Keep this in mind.

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The losers bracket is going to keep getting faster, hang in there!

cristiantentu, PTU

Kirby · 2018-09-23 22:58:55

▼Winners Round 6/Losers Round 8

Note - It is very important that you know if you're on the winners or losers bracket, as world size, deadline, and theme all depend on it. To check, look for your team at challonge.com/OEET

~ Winners Round 6 and Losers Round 8 has begun! ~

▼Winners Bracket

The Theme
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And the theme for this round is... Choices Matter
Pretty self explanatory. If either of you want clarification, let me know.

This world MUST be created in a BIG world. Any other world sizes will be disqualified.

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Submitting the level
_________________________________________________
To submit your world, PM me (Kirby) on the forums, with the following format:
Team Name:
Team Members:
World ID:
Bracket:
For "Bracket", just type "Winners", as if you are reading this you are on the winners bracket.
Your world MUST be submitted to us BEFORE the deadline, or we will not judge it.
Judging will not commence until the build period is over. At this time, you will be locked out of editing your world. PLEASE make sure your world is visible true when submitting.

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Judging
_________________________________________________

As this contest is filled with many 1 on 1 situations, the judges will try their best to decide which world is better as objectively as possible.
What goes into a good world?
First things first, it must fit the theme. Even if it fits loosely, you must clearly incorporate it as the central theme in your level.
From there, it's up to you. There are 3 main aspects that go into making a good world - Gameplay, Art, and Concept. When building your level, it is fine to focus on one, but you should try your hardest to not make it come at the expense of the others.
Overall, you want to make your level as enjoyable as possible. A level that's more easy on the eyes is more enjoyable than one that isn't. A level with a fascinating, unique concept (if executed well), is likely more enjoyable than standard minigames. Most importantly though, fun gameplay is far more enjoyable than tedious gameplay.
As I mentioned in the rules post, difficulty does not matter in your world, but if the difficulty is too difficult, it's hard to make it not inherently tedious. Keep this in mind.

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The winner of this round gets a guaranteed bubble. May the best team win.

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▼Losers Bracket

The Theme
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And the theme for this round is... Sequel!
Pick any EE world that you and your team members were NOT involved in the creation of, and create a sequel to the world. You will only be judged on the new sequel world, but you cannot use the original world as an excuse for poor gameplay/other aspects, so choose your original wisely. Please place a world portal to the original world at the start for reference.

This world MUST be created in a LARGE WORLD. Any other world sizes will be disqualified.

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Submitting the level
_________________________________________________
To submit your world, PM me (Kirby) on the forums, with the following format:
Team Name:
Team Members:
World ID:
Bracket:
For "Bracket", just type "Losers", as if you are reading this you are on the losers bracket.
Your world MUST be submitted to us BEFORE the deadline, or we will not judge it.
Judging will not commence until the build period is over. At this time, you will be locked out of editing your world. PLEASE make sure your world is visible true when submitting.

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Judging
_________________________________________________

As this contest is filled with many 1 on 1 situations, the judges will try their best to decide which world is better as objectively as possible.
What goes into a good world?
First things first, it must fit the theme. Even if it fits loosely, you must clearly incorporate it as the central theme in your level.
From there, it's up to you. There are 3 main aspects that go into making a good world - Gameplay, Art, and Concept. When building your level, it is fine to focus on one, but you should try your hardest to not make it come at the expense of the others.
Overall, you want to make your level as enjoyable as possible. A level that's more easy on the eyes is more enjoyable than one that isn't. A level with a fascinating, unique concept (if executed well), is likely more enjoyable than standard minigames. Most importantly though, fun gameplay is far more enjoyable than tedious gameplay.
As I mentioned in the rules post, difficulty does not matter in your world, but if the difficulty is too difficult, it's hard to make it not inherently tedious. Keep this in mind.

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These next couple losers bracket rounds are going to be very fast paced. Hang in there.

PTU, cristiantentu

Kirby · 2018-09-28 22:58:28

▼Losers Round 9

THE THEME BELOW ONLY APPLIES TO THE LOSERS ROUND 9 BRACKET. IF YOU ARE ON THE WINNERS BRACKET, CONTINUE WITH YOUR LEVEL.

▼Only read if you are participating in Losers Round 9

Note - Head over to the results thread to see your placement on the brackets.

~ Here is the theme for Losers Round 9! ~

The Theme
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And the theme for this round is... Exploring Mechanics!
Take a gameplay mechanic not commonly used in Everybody Edits and make it a primary feature of your level.

This world MUST be created in a Large world. Any other world sizes will be disqualified.

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Submitting the level
___________________________________________________

To submit your world, PM me (Kirby) on the forums, with the following format:
Team Name:
Team Members:
World ID:
Bracket:
For "Bracket", just type "Losers", as if you are reading this you are on the losers bracket.
Your world MUST be submitted to us BEFORE the deadline, or we will not judge it.
Judging will not commence until the build period is over. At this time, you will be locked out of editing your world. PLEASE make sure your world is visible true when submitting.

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Judging
___________________________________________________

As this contest is filled with many 1 on 1 situations, the judges will try their best to decide which world is better as objectively as possible.
What goes into a good world?
First things first, it must fit the theme. Even if it fits loosely, you must clearly incorporate it as the central theme in your level.
From there, it's up to you. There are 3 main aspects that go into making a good world - Gameplay, Art, and Concept. When building your level, it is fine to focus on one, but you should try your hardest to not make it come at the expense of the others.
Overall, you want to make your level as enjoyable as possible. A level that's more easy on the eyes is more enjoyable than one that isn't. A level with a fascinating, unique concept (if executed well), is likely more enjoyable than standard minigames. Most importantly though, fun gameplay is far more enjoyable than tedious gameplay.
As I mentioned in the rules post, difficulty does not matter in your world, but if the difficulty is too difficult, it's hard to make it not inherently tedious. Keep this in mind.

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This is the last large world you will be required to build. Good luck!

PTU, cristiantentu

Kirby · 2018-10-04 22:58:33

▼Losers Round 10

PTU, cristiantentu

Kirby · 2018-10-09 01:33:04

~ THE FINALS~

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64 teams have entered this tournament, but now only two remain: Team MusicMan, who dominated the winners bracket, and Team End Quote, who fought their way through the losers bracket.

One of the defining aspects of this tournament was the Double Elimination system. Every team had 2 chances before they were eliminated. Except for one. Since MusicMan is the winner of the winners bracket, he does not get to have a second chance after this round.

Because of this, MusicMan has decided the theme for the finals. Open the spoiler below to see it!

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▼The Theme

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note - as LR10 judging ran late, the deadline has been adjusted accordingly.

Pingohits, ILikeTofuuJoe, mutantdevle, cristiantentu, 2b55b5g, PTU

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