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I'm not saying that my review should have won, but there where other good reviews submitted on the same day. Surely the GAD should have gone too someone who actually made some effort?
I know at the end of the day it's the judges decision who wins, but it really annoyed me. Anyway that's all have too say on the matter. I don't want to get known as amoaning git.
"I couldn't give a crap what you think he is lexus he still has no right to talk to me in that way."
And YOU have the right to talk to Mr. Snuggly in the way in which you have? Telling him that he is obviously wrong in his decision?
You sir have a lot to learn. You are indeed spoilt if you think that by simply writing a review you deserve more than anyone else.
> OMG Goatboy who do you think you are?
he is tony's voice on earth.
he is a messenger of thor.
he is pure.
he is....
.................a god!!!..........
For one I am defiantely not spoilt! Why the hell do you think I write reviews to get free games if I was spoilt.
Just because you are a regular it doesn't give you the authority to start saying things about me.
I think you are the one that ought to grow up and stop thinking your good.
You did not win on that day because
(a) Someone wrote better than you
(b) The judges chose someone else
(c) Life sucks, wear a helmet
(d) Spoilt Children
(e) Sometimes life isn't fair.
Stop moaning, you over-sized infants.
> Dave From Ilson wrote:
People who send reviews that are nearly 4000
> characters
> long spend hours carefully thinking and writing them. We don't
> just write any
> old rubbish down. We make them ourselves basing our own
> personal experience on
> them.
But that doesn't give you the right to a
> prize, does it?
And what about the rest I wrote Mr. Snuggly?
People who send reviews that are nearly 4000 characters
> long spend hours carefully thinking and writing them. We don't just write any
> old rubbish down. We make them ourselves basing our own personal experience on
> them.
But that doesn't give you the right to a prize, does it?
However, through over 1,400 entries into these stories, only three of these entries have ever won gameaday. That, my mathematical loving friends, is a massive 0.2%.
I've never really complained, and I never really will. Why? Because we do not write the stories so we can be rewarded by games. We write them as a form of entertainment to ourselves and others.