Blitzkriegzeux - Revision history

ThDPro at 18:54, 6 February 2013

2013-02-06T18:54:21Z

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	The most common judging system used in BKZXs is peer judging, where each competitor ranks every game but his own, and the person with the highest cumulative rank weighting wins. In the case of a tie, or when there are too few competitors for this system to work, the host looks over the disputed entries and quickly decides the winner of the competition.		The most common judging system used in BKZXs is peer judging, where each competitor ranks every game but his own, and the person with the highest cumulative rank weighting wins. In the case of a tie, or when there are too few competitors for this system to work, the host looks over the disputed entries and quickly decides the winner of the competition.

	The BKZX competitions have resulted in a few memorable games like [[Nancy Breakfast]].		The BKZX competitions have resulted in a few memorable games like [[Nancy Breakfast]] and [[PillowBan]], which [[Insidious]] started making at the tail end of a bkzx and continued on making afterwards.

	A live team BKZX was held for the first time ever, between guests at [[MZXCon]]. The results were humorously bad.		A live team BKZX was held for the first time ever, between guests at [[MZXCon]]. The results were humorously bad.

Terryn: are we dating ourselves now

2008-12-16T14:39:20Z

are we dating ourselves now

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	'''BKZX''' (short for ''Blitzkrieg Zeux'') is a competition that takes place sporadically and at a moments notice, usually held on IRC or some other real-time medium. The competition usually lasts for only one hour, and ~~one~~ (or occasionally two) ~~topic is chosen by the "host" of the competition~~ for the competitors to follow. ''BKZX'' games are usually short, quickly crafted, and ~~on rare occasions~~ may exhibit major programming prowess. They are ~~usually~~ designed to be humorous and deliberately poor quality.		'''BKZX''' (short for ''Blitzkrieg Zeux'') is a competition that takes place sporadically and at a moments notice, usually held on IRC or some other real-time medium. The competition usually lasts for only one hour, and the "host" chooses a topic (or occasionally two) for the competitors to follow. ''BKZX'' games are usually short, quickly crafted, and may exhibit major programming prowess (certain BkZXers are fond of this approach). They are often designed to be humorous and deliberately poor quality.

	The most common judging system used in BKZXs is peer judging, where each competitor ranks every game but his own, and the person with the highest cumulative rank weighting wins. In the case of a tie, or when there are too few competitors for this system to work, the host looks over the disputed entries and quickly decides the winner of the competition.		The most common judging system used in BKZXs is peer judging, where each competitor ranks every game but his own, and the person with the highest cumulative rank weighting wins. In the case of a tie, or when there are too few competitors for this system to work, the host looks over the disputed entries and quickly decides the winner of the competition.
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	The BKZX competitions have resulted in a few memorable games like [[Nancy Breakfast]].		The BKZX competitions have resulted in a few memorable games like [[Nancy Breakfast]].

	~~Recently a~~ live team BKZX was held for the first time ever, between guests at [[MZXCon]]. The results were humorously bad.		A live team BKZX was held for the first time ever, between guests at [[MZXCon]]. The results were humorously bad.

	===See Also===		===See Also===
	* [[Day of Zeux]], a 24-hour competition that was created as an evolution of the BKZX		* [[Day of Zeux]], a 24-hour competition that was created as an evolution of the BKZX
	[[Category:Competitions]]		[[Category:Competitions]]

Wervyn: link

2008-07-13T14:23:55Z

link

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	The BKZX competitions have resulted in a few memorable games like [[Nancy Breakfast]].		The BKZX competitions have resulted in a few memorable games like [[Nancy Breakfast]].

	Recently a live team BKZX was held for the first time ever, between guests at MZXCon. The results were humorously bad.		Recently a live team BKZX was held for the first time ever, between guests at [[MZXCon]]. The results were humorously bad.

	===See Also===		===See Also===
	* [[Day of Zeux]], a 24-hour competition that was created as an evolution of the BKZX		* [[Day of Zeux]], a 24-hour competition that was created as an evolution of the BKZX
	[[Category:Competitions]]		[[Category:Competitions]]

Insidious at 13:40, 13 July 2008

2008-07-13T13:40:06Z

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	The BKZX competitions have resulted in a few memorable games like [[Nancy Breakfast]].		The BKZX competitions have resulted in a few memorable games like [[Nancy Breakfast]].

	Recently a live team BKZX was held for the first time ever, between guests at MZXCon. The results were ~~humorous~~.		Recently a live team BKZX was held for the first time ever, between guests at MZXCon. The results were humorously bad.

	===See Also===		===See Also===
	* [[Day of Zeux]], a 24-hour competition that was created as an evolution of the BKZX		* [[Day of Zeux]], a 24-hour competition that was created as an evolution of the BKZX
	[[Category:Competitions]]		[[Category:Competitions]]

Insidious at 13:39, 13 July 2008

2008-07-13T13:39:12Z

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	The BKZX competitions have resulted in a few memorable games like [[Nancy Breakfast]].		The BKZX competitions have resulted in a few memorable games like [[Nancy Breakfast]].

			Recently a live team BKZX was held for the first time ever, between guests at MZXCon. The results were humorous.

	===See Also===		===See Also===
	* [[Day of Zeux]], a 24-hour competition that was created as an evolution of the BKZX		* [[Day of Zeux]], a 24-hour competition that was created as an evolution of the BKZX
	[[Category:Competitions]]		[[Category:Competitions]]

AfkHideki at 17:10, 29 March 2008

2008-03-29T17:10:50Z

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	BKZX, short for '''Blitzkrieg Zeux''', is a competition that takes place sporadically and at a moments notice, usually held on IRC or some other real-time medium. The competition usually lasts for only one hour, and one (or occasionally two) topic is chosen by the "host" of the competition for the competitors to follow. BKZX games are usually short, quickly crafted, and on rare occasions may exhibit major programming prowess. ~~More often than not they~~ are designed to be humorous and deliberately poor quality.		'''BKZX''' (short for ''Blitzkrieg Zeux'') is a competition that takes place sporadically and at a moments notice, usually held on IRC or some other real-time medium. The competition usually lasts for only one hour, and one (or occasionally two) topic is chosen by the "host" of the competition for the competitors to follow. ''BKZX'' games are usually short, quickly crafted, and on rare occasions may exhibit major programming prowess. They are usually designed to be humorous and deliberately poor quality.

	The most common judging system used in BKZXs is peer judging, where each competitor ranks every game but his own, and the person with the highest cumulative rank weighting wins. In the case of a tie, or when there are too few competitors for this system to work, the host looks over the disputed entries and quickly decides the winner of the competition.		The most common judging system used in BKZXs is peer judging, where each competitor ranks every game but his own, and the person with the highest cumulative rank weighting wins. In the case of a tie, or when there are too few competitors for this system to work, the host looks over the disputed entries and quickly decides the winner of the competition.

	The BKZX competitions have resulted in a few memorable games like [[Nancy Breakfast]].		The BKZX competitions have resulted in a few memorable games like [[Nancy Breakfast]].

	===See Also===		===See Also===
	*[[Day of Zeux]], a 24-hour competition that was created as an evolution of the BKZX		* [[Day of Zeux]], a 24-hour competition that was created as an evolution of the BKZX
			[[Category:Competitions]]

Wervyn: Notes on judging and topics

2008-01-14T13:29:18Z

Notes on judging and topics

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	BKZX, short for '''Blitzkrieg Zeux''', is a competition that takes place sporadically and at a moments notice, usually held on IRC or some other real-time medium. The competition usually lasts for only one hour, and one topic is chosen by the "host" of the competition for the competitors to follow. BKZX games are usually short, quickly crafted, and on rare occasions may exhibit major programming prowess.		BKZX, short for '''Blitzkrieg Zeux''', is a competition that takes place sporadically and at a moments notice, usually held on IRC or some other real-time medium. The competition usually lasts for only one hour, and one (or occasionally two) topic is chosen by the "host" of the competition for the competitors to follow. BKZX games are usually short, quickly crafted, and on rare occasions may exhibit major programming prowess. More often than not they are designed to be humorous and deliberately poor quality.
	~~When~~ the ~~entries~~ are ~~uploaded~~, the host looks ~~them~~ over and quickly decides the winner of the competition.
			The most common judging system used in BKZXs is peer judging, where each competitor ranks every game but his own, and the person with the highest cumulative rank weighting wins. In the case of a tie, or when there are too few competitors for this system to work, the host looks over the disputed entries and quickly decides the winner of the competition.

	The BKZX competitions have resulted in a few memorable games like [[Nancy Breakfast]].		The BKZX competitions have resulted in a few memorable games like [[Nancy Breakfast]].

Wildweasel: Major overhaul, de-orphaned

2008-01-14T04:53:55Z

Major overhaul, de-orphaned

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	BKZX'~~s are competitions~~ that ~~take~~ place ~~sporatically~~ at a moments notice. ~~A couple to several mzx'ers randomly decide to have a quick~~ one hour ~~mzx game creation~~ competition and ~~a couple topics~~ are ~~chosen by~~ a ~~non-participating member~~.		BKZX, short for '''Blitzkrieg Zeux''', is a competition that takes place sporadically and at a moments notice, usually held on IRC or some other real-time medium. The competition usually lasts for only one hour, and one topic is chosen by the "host" of the competition for the competitors to follow. BKZX games are usually short, quickly crafted, and on rare occasions may exhibit major programming prowess.
			When the entries are uploaded, the host looks them over and quickly decides the winner of the competition.

			The BKZX competitions have resulted in a few memorable games like [[Nancy Breakfast]].

	~~BKZX games are usually short~~, ~~quickly crafted, and sometimes~~ a ~~real display~~ of ~~special crazy mzxing talent unreachable by mear mortal men posessed by~~ the ~~author.~~		===See Also===
			*[[Day of Zeux]], a 24-hour competition that was created as an evolution of the BKZX
	~~The winner of a~~ BKZX ~~could either be the best game made or the most enjoyable one (which potentially may not be the same thing in an hour long competition)~~

Wervyn: BKZX moved to Blitzkriegzeux: Full name please

2008-01-14T04:52:33Z

BKZX moved to Blitzkriegzeux: Full name please

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Koji at 20:50, 13 January 2008

2008-01-13T20:50:20Z

New page

BKZX's are competitions that take place sporatically at a moments notice. A couple to several mzx'ers randomly decide to have a quick one hour mzx game creation competition and a couple topics are chosen by a non-participating member.

BKZX games are usually short, quickly crafted, and sometimes a real display of special crazy mzxing talent unreachable by mear mortal men posessed by the author.

The winner of a BKZX could either be the best game made or the most enjoyable one (which potentially may not be the same thing in an hour long competition)