Heh, there's nothing here yet. But I guess you can see that. The reason I have made
this page active is so I can put down the details of how your demo could get on this page.
So, if you think you gotta cool-ass demo that you want everyone to see, read these details:
- The demo must be a 1·on·1 demo.
- The demo must NOT be against a bot. If its not obvious, being able to beat a bot
has got nothing to do with skill. I regularly beat skill 3 Reapers on DM4, not due to
any great abilities, but because Reapers suck on DM4, and I know exactly what they do all the time
in any given situation. I say again, bots show no skill.
- The map the demo is on must be one of these:
- The demo must not have been tampered with in any way. The demos that I put here are
supposed to be for others to watch and analyse, so they can pick up on strategies and tactics.
If your demo shows only frags, or keeps cutting from player to player, it will make it impossible
to study any prolonged strategies or plans.
- The demo must not have anything goofy, like low gravity or high speed, or anything
that interferes with gameplay.
- It must be demo that can be played back without requiring any additional files, like
.pak files or .mdl files or whatever.
- And finally, it must be AMAZING. When I watch it, it must make me go: "Damn! This
guy rocks! How the hell does he do that? I wish I could be like him." or something like that.
Now here comes the important part.
DO NOT E-MAIL YOUR DEMO TO ME!
That is the number one way to make sure it doesn't get onto this page. In fact I won't even look at it.
If you want me to look at your demo, tell me where I can download it from. And then be patient. Having no modem
means I have very limited time to download stuff. You can make it especially easy for me if you
supply an Australian download site.
I want this page to be an exhibit of the finest 1·on·1 demos, which is why I was so particular
with the guidelines. Anyway, I hope to see your demo here soon! |