Note that a prize submission account is separate from your Games Done Quick account if you have not registered a prize submission account, you will need to do so. To submit a prize to SGDQ2017 the first thing you will need to do after clicking the submission link is create or log into a prize submission account. Occasionally, we may split groups of similar smaller items into individual prizes instead of keeping them together as a single prize. If you are planning to submit multiple similar or smaller prizes, such as perlers, patches, or figures that are not packaged together, and feel strongly about keeping them together as a set, please make this information known. Submitted prizes will not be publicly visible until they are accepted, each donor will receive an email notifying them about the status of their prizes after they have been reviewed. If you are creating or acquiring a prize for the marathon and you are unsure if you can make this deadline, please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate you on a case by case basis. The deadline for prize submissions will be June 21st at 11:59PM PDT. Prizes should also be at least somewhat related to a game in the marathon, or at the very least related to gaming in general. Prizes should be appropriate in terms of content for the stream, as a guideline try to keep things PG-13 at their worst. The two major guidelines for Prize Submissions are as follows. The Games List is also available, if you need some inspiration to go with an idea. Prize List: A list of accepted prizes for SGDQ 2017 Hey everyone, Spring is in the air, the sun is shining, birds are singing, and children like you, should be preparing for SGDQ. I am guessing that the reason for this is that the only western GM (KevinDDR, the guy in your video) has retired from playing that particular game mode and none of the other players going are even close to as consistent as he is.The deadline for prize submissions is June 21st There are only a few players who can get the invisible credit roll to appear in the first place and only a small subset of those are capable of clearing it sufficiently to get the GM.Īs I mentioned in my previous post, nobody is actually playing the mode with the invisible roll (TI master) at SGDQ this year. I can't over-emphasize just how ridiculously hard this game is. For me, I would be thrilled just to get to level 800 the invisible credit roll isn't even on my radar. This is a bit convoluted, but the short version is that it means you must be able to consistently play the game at a high level. You have to fulfill the previous requirements enough times to get a confirmed grade that allows eligibility for the invisible roll. You have to make some ungodly number of tetrises. You have to steadily increase in speed for the entire game no section can be more than two seconds slower than the previous one. At level 600 the game gets extremely fast and you have to keep up the pace for another 400 levels. Many, many people never get this far, including some who have played the game for years. The requirements to even get the invisible roll to appear are insane:
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