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Adventurer

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  1. Wow. I'm surprised to hear this, to be honest, but congrats to Lego nevertheless! I wish the article had explained why Lego came out on top, though.

     

    ~B~

     

    From what I've heard a large part of the rating comes from consumer trust, brand loyalty etc... Which TLC excels at so not too surprising on those fronts. Combine that with the branching out into other industries it makes a decent bit of sense IMO.

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  2. Yes. Children are limited by the parts that their parents buy for them. Adults have the freedom to go to the store and buy certain parts themselves.

     

    Nice idea in general but between people not wanting to reveal their age/not showing their real age and the other issues mentioned - I feel it'd be more trouble than its worth.

    Why not have a "youth", "junior" and "senior" category? Like youth being 0-12, 12-17 and seniors being 18+? It allows some ambiguity of age.

     

     My point is more that since age is, if you want it to be, arbitrary on this site, you might as well make the categories not so closely linked by age? Tbh though I don't think would make an enormous difference either way, but I do think having skill based categories of some type might be nice for the newer/less skilled MOCers.

  3. Nice idea in general but between people not wanting to reveal their age/not showing their real age and the other issues mentioned - I feel it'd be more trouble than its worth. Perhaps an optional "casual" and "serious" catagorisation instead? Give the serious category a better prize, but make the casual one easier to win/have the rules set up that its more friendly to a younger audience specifically? Making it optional would allow people to judge what skill level they're at regardless of age and compete with others similar to themselves? (I can think of some issues but can also think of work arounds for those - for example if someone who's reeeaaally good decides to go into the casual/easier one maybe mods could suggest they try for the harder/competitive one?)

     

    Just my initial thoughts. :P

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  4. Probably from around 2011 when I was in my senior year of high school and things got busy - after that was over I'd pop back here and there, but between Bionicle having ended and the forums popping on  and offline I didn't really come back properly until the rumours of Bionicle's return.

  5. As mentioned previously, I think the biggest difference for me is/will be the lack of something like MNOG which not only took a lot longer to work through, but also allowed you to explore from the point of view of a character of the world and allowed you to immerse yourself not only into the game itself but also the other media (ie after playing MNOG you could appreciate the settings and characters in the books and comics etc... a lot more, or at least I thought so). It also allowed I think little details added to the game to be inspected by the community and indirectly expanding the mythology and fleshing out in the world. It's a lot harder to do that with a non-interactive format I feel. Not saying every year needs  MNOG, but it's a very good thing to have at the beginning of a new setting and basically new cast of characters since it allows you to establish it a lot better and immerse your audience.

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