Project OrgEditor [Round 2 Videos]

[CodeZTM]

I was unaware that the rule was even changed as of R2. No one had informed me of it.

It was posted in the results thread after last round's fiasco with names. It was also a basis for frequent conversation when the videos and results came out last round.

I mean, good grief, it's a BLIND contest for judging. I thought it was obvious enough without having to say anything in the rules. But, while I was sympathetic the first round because the rules didn't actually say anything about it, I can't be sympathetic now, because it was posted and people were warned. If I don't disqualify you, it's unfair to the other competitors that did compete fairly, and who the judges don't know. I know it's a small and petty thing to be disqualified over, but it is out of my hands. I have to run the contest as fairly as I can, especially since this is an org-supported contest.

EDIT:

My favorite videos in a non-randomized order, but still not in an order that reflects my favorites.

1 [Makes me want to watch that imaginary show now. O_o]
2 [AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. MY EARS]
4 [You do realize that Chobits had a HAPPY ending, right?]
10 [Most literal interpretation of theme EVER. ]
11 [SPAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACE tennis]
13 [Most oddly fitting crossover ever. O-o]
19 [WTF. Just... WTF? But nice and creative. XD]

[MycathatesyouAMV]

While I agree it was pretty obvious, I'm usually just completely oblivious though, and it's kind of hard to remember that when I was getting caught up in actually trying to make a decent video. I just feel it would of been more fair had I received a notification of the rule change. I also don't believe the name was that noticeable in my video nor would it have affected any of the judging really.

[SilkAMV]

I was actually rather disappointed in this round's videos. I know it was due to the theme of the round but it seemed like most of them required to viewer to have seen the show in order to understand what was going on. But that's probably just my feeling since I hadn't seen most of the shows (the moe ones) and they seemed like regular AMVs. I just felt lost watching them. I don't like having to take other people's word for it that a video was good. Even with the ones whose shows I had seen, I couldn't remember enough to fully get what was going on. But absolutely I loved the ones that either had their own story or made the story they were based off of obvious. Imho those videos should score better than the ones that just used the anime's story (is that just my bias?).

[Mkid]

CRINGES with embarrassment of my video After looking at these video

[Radical_Yue]

Finished scoring.

[Copycat_Revolver]

Eliminating me seems fair

Well that's very kind of you to volunteer.

[Pwolf]

Oh god, i coughed up a lung after laughing so hard watching Adam's video.

[Copycat_Revolver]

Oh god, i coughed up a lung after laughing so hard watching Adam's video.

What video could you possibly mean? I have left no clues.
SMOKE BOMB!

[Nya-chan Production]

Oh god, i coughed up a lung after laughing so hard watching Adam's video.

What video could you possibly mean? I have left no clues.
SMOKE BOMB!

NINJA STYLE!

[meleechampion]

Unless, of course, you left your name in your video in the exact same way you did last round. That's perfectly fine.

Damnit MCHY. >:/

The video will still be judged for standings purposes, but it will be disqualified from the competition.

If he's disqualified, why does it still need to be judged?

My video didn't get completely judged. Code, you should put his name up next to mostly zeroes, and in bold, and highlighted red.

You know, to be fair.