Day of Zeux, Icy Season 1999 - Revision history

Terryn at 20:03, 6 February 2009

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	The Icy Season 1999 Day of Zeux was hosted by [[kvance]] with the topic of "War". It took place from Saturday, Jan 2nd at 13:00 EST to Sunday, Jan 3rd at 13:00 EST. The judges were ~~Ibrahim,~~ [[~~kvance\|CapnKev~~]], [[Guyver]], and [[Roto\|TvsRoto]]. This Day of Zeux introduced quite a bit more formal rules than its much more informal predecessor; most notably, it introduced a scoring system with weighting given to specific categories (although the system introduced was only used for that particular DoZ, scoring systems have persisted throught all other DoZs), official sanction of teams of up to three people, and the anonymity rule. Many other things introduced here have stuck in some form, such as a grace period, accepted submission format, and allowing specific types of files and helper programs to exist beforehand. Some rules which have not persisted include a "no two competitors from the same [[company]] in the same team" rule and strict limits on the number of MZX/MOD/SAM files in an entry.		The Icy Season 1999 Day of Zeux was hosted by [[kvance\|CapnKev]] with the topic of "War". It took place from Saturday, Jan 2nd at 13:00 EST to Sunday, Jan 3rd at 13:00 EST. The judges were [[Ibrahim]], CapnKev, [[Guyver]], and [[Roto\|TvsRoto]]. This Day of Zeux introduced quite a bit more formal rules than its much more informal predecessor; most notably, it introduced a scoring system with weighting given to specific categories (although the system introduced was only used for that particular DoZ, scoring systems have persisted throught all other DoZs), official sanction of teams of up to three people, and the anonymity rule. Many other things introduced here have stuck in some form, such as a grace period, accepted submission format, and allowing specific types of files and helper programs to exist beforehand. Some rules which have not persisted include a "no two competitors from the same [[company]] in the same team" rule and strict limits on the number of MZX/MOD/SAM files in an entry.

	==Scores==		==Scores==

Terryn at 20:02, 6 February 2009

2009-02-06T20:02:28Z

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	The Icy Season 1999 Day of Zeux was hosted by [[~~Ibrahim~~]] with the topic of "War". It took place from Saturday, Jan 2nd at 13:00 EST to Sunday, Jan 3rd at 13:00 EST. The judges were Ibrahim, [[kvance\|CapnKev]], [[Guyver]], and [[Roto\|TvsRoto]]. This Day of Zeux introduced quite a bit more formal rules than its much more informal predecessor; most notably, it introduced a scoring system with weighting given to specific categories (although the system introduced was only used for that particular DoZ, scoring systems have persisted throught all other DoZs), official sanction of teams of up to three people, and the anonymity rule. Many other things introduced here have stuck in some form, such as a grace period, accepted submission format, and allowing specific types of files and helper programs to exist beforehand. Some rules which have not persisted include a "no two competitors from the same [[company]] in the same team" rule and strict limits on the number of MZX/MOD/SAM files in an entry.		The Icy Season 1999 Day of Zeux was hosted by [[kvance]] with the topic of "War". It took place from Saturday, Jan 2nd at 13:00 EST to Sunday, Jan 3rd at 13:00 EST. The judges were Ibrahim, [[kvance\|CapnKev]], [[Guyver]], and [[Roto\|TvsRoto]]. This Day of Zeux introduced quite a bit more formal rules than its much more informal predecessor; most notably, it introduced a scoring system with weighting given to specific categories (although the system introduced was only used for that particular DoZ, scoring systems have persisted throught all other DoZs), official sanction of teams of up to three people, and the anonymity rule. Many other things introduced here have stuck in some form, such as a grace period, accepted submission format, and allowing specific types of files and helper programs to exist beforehand. Some rules which have not persisted include a "no two competitors from the same [[company]] in the same team" rule and strict limits on the number of MZX/MOD/SAM files in an entry.

	==Scores==		==Scores==

Terryn at 19:50, 5 January 2009

2009-01-05T19:50:04Z

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	The Icy Season 1999 Day of Zeux was hosted by [[Ibrahim]] with the topic of "War". It took place from Saturday, Jan 2nd at 13:00 EST to Sunday, Jan 3rd at 13:00 EST. The judges were Ibrahim, [[kvance\|CapnKev]], [[Guyver]], and [[Roto\|TvsRoto]]. This Day of Zeux introduced quite a bit more formal rules than its much more informal predecessor; most notably, it introduced a scoring system with weighting given to specific categories (although the system introduced was only used for that particular DoZ, scoring systems have persisted throught all other DoZs), official sanction of teams of up to three people, and the anonymity rule. Many other things introduced here have stuck in some form, such as a grace period, accepted submission format, and allowing specific types of files and helper programs to exist beforehand. Some rules which have not persisted include a "no two competitors from the same [[company]]" rule and strict limits on the number of MZX/MOD/SAM files in an entry.		The Icy Season 1999 Day of Zeux was hosted by [[Ibrahim]] with the topic of "War". It took place from Saturday, Jan 2nd at 13:00 EST to Sunday, Jan 3rd at 13:00 EST. The judges were Ibrahim, [[kvance\|CapnKev]], [[Guyver]], and [[Roto\|TvsRoto]]. This Day of Zeux introduced quite a bit more formal rules than its much more informal predecessor; most notably, it introduced a scoring system with weighting given to specific categories (although the system introduced was only used for that particular DoZ, scoring systems have persisted throught all other DoZs), official sanction of teams of up to three people, and the anonymity rule. Many other things introduced here have stuck in some form, such as a grace period, accepted submission format, and allowing specific types of files and helper programs to exist beforehand. Some rules which have not persisted include a "no two competitors from the same [[company]] in the same team" rule and strict limits on the number of MZX/MOD/SAM files in an entry.

	==Scores==		==Scores==

Terryn at 17:37, 16 December 2008

2008-12-16T17:37:11Z

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	The Icy Season 1999 Day of Zeux was hosted by [[Ibrahim]] with the topic of "War". It took place from Saturday, Jan 2nd at 13:00 EST to Sunday, Jan 3rd at 13:00 EST. The judges were Ibrahim, [[kvance\|CapnKev]], [[Guyver]], and [[Roto\|TvsRoto]]. This Day of Zeux introduced quite a bit more formal rules than its much more informal predecessor; most notably, it introduced a scoring system with weighting given to specific categories (although the system introduced was only used for that particular DoZ, scoring systems have persisted throught all other DoZs), teams, and the anonymity rule. Many other things introduced here have stuck in some form, such as a grace period, accepted submission format, and allowing specific types of files and helper programs to exist beforehand. Some rules which have not persisted include a "no two competitors from the same [[company]]" rule and strict limits on the number of MZX/MOD/SAM files in an entry.		The Icy Season 1999 Day of Zeux was hosted by [[Ibrahim]] with the topic of "War". It took place from Saturday, Jan 2nd at 13:00 EST to Sunday, Jan 3rd at 13:00 EST. The judges were Ibrahim, [[kvance\|CapnKev]], [[Guyver]], and [[Roto\|TvsRoto]]. This Day of Zeux introduced quite a bit more formal rules than its much more informal predecessor; most notably, it introduced a scoring system with weighting given to specific categories (although the system introduced was only used for that particular DoZ, scoring systems have persisted throught all other DoZs), official sanction of teams of up to three people, and the anonymity rule. Many other things introduced here have stuck in some form, such as a grace period, accepted submission format, and allowing specific types of files and helper programs to exist beforehand. Some rules which have not persisted include a "no two competitors from the same [[company]]" rule and strict limits on the number of MZX/MOD/SAM files in an entry.

	==Scores==		==Scores==

Terryn: Remove the presumption until there's absolute certainty.

2008-12-16T14:51:30Z

Remove the presumption until there's absolute certainty.

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	==Scores==		==Scores==
	*1<sup>st</sup> Place - ''[[Shiloh]]'' - Black Balloon Team ([[Creator]], [[myth]], [[Nebula]]) (Score: 2500~~/4000~~)		*1<sup>st</sup> Place - ''[[Shiloh]]'' - Black Balloon Team ([[Creator]], [[myth]], [[Nebula]]) (Score: 2500)
	*2<sup>nd</sup> Place - ''[[Shadows of War]]'' - [[Mentalguy]] (Score: 2422.5~~/4000~~)		*2<sup>nd</sup> Place - ''[[Shadows of War]]'' - [[Mentalguy]] (Score: 2422.5)
	*3<sup>rd</sup> Place - ''[[War 2000]]'' - Gory Entrails ([[Duhreetoh]], [[zixyer]]) (Score: 2365~~/4000~~)		*3<sup>rd</sup> Place - ''[[War 2000]]'' - Gory Entrails ([[Duhreetoh]], [[zixyer]]) (Score: 2365)
	*4<sup>th</sup> Place - ''[[Mission: EndWar]]'' - [[MattW]] (Score: 2237.5~~/4000~~)		*4<sup>th</sup> Place - ''[[Mission: EndWar]]'' - [[MattW]] (Score: 2237.5)
	*5<sup>th</sup> Place - ''[[Escape From Belsen]]'' - [[Mantis]] (Score: 2045~~/4000~~)		*5<sup>th</sup> Place - ''[[Escape From Belsen]]'' - [[Mantis]] (Score: 2045)
	*6<sup>th</sup> Place - ''[[Water Warfare]]'' - [[Leper_Mess]] (Score: 1947.5~~/4000~~)		*6<sup>th</sup> Place - ''[[Water Warfare]]'' - [[Leper_Mess]] (Score: 1947.5)
	*7<sup>th</sup> Place - ''[[WW2 Sim]]'' - [[Zachar22]] (Score: 1887.5~~/4000~~)		*7<sup>th</sup> Place - ''[[WW2 Sim]]'' - [[Zachar22]] (Score: 1887.5)
	*8<sup>th</sup> Place - ''[[Galaxy of Chronos]]'' - ([[dormando]], [[JZig]]) (Score: 1855~~/4000~~)		*8<sup>th</sup> Place - ''[[Galaxy of Chronos]]'' - ([[dormando]], [[JZig]]) (Score: 1855)
	*9<sup>th</sup> Place - ''[[War Against Sanity]]'' - [[Scum]] (Score: 1465~~/4000~~)		*9<sup>th</sup> Place - ''[[War Against Sanity]]'' - [[Scum]] (Score: 1465)
	*10<sup>th</sup> Place - ''[[Damn... A War]]'' - [[mongo]] (Score: 1247.5~~/4000~~)		*10<sup>th</sup> Place - ''[[Damn... A War]]'' - [[mongo]] (Score: 1247.5)

	Note: this DoZ was also the first to display each judge's scores to the public. Unfortunately, this information is missing at the present time.		Note: this DoZ was also the first to display each judge's scores to the public. Unfortunately, this information is missing at the present time.

Terryn at 14:40, 16 December 2008

2008-12-16T14:40:04Z

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	The Icy Season 1999 Day of Zeux was hosted by [[Ibrahim]] with the topic of "War". It took place from Saturday, Jan 2nd at 13:00 EST to Sunday, Jan 3rd at 13:00 EST. The judges were Ibrahim, [[kvance\|CapnKev]], [[Guyver]], and [[Roto\|TvsRoto]]. This Day of Zeux introduced quite a bit more formal rules than its much more informal predecessor; most notably, it introduced a scoring system with weighting given to specific categories (although the system introduced was only used for that particular DoZ, scoring systems have persisted throught all other DoZs), teams, and the anonymity rule. Many other things introduced here have stuck in some form, such as a grace period, accepted submission format, and allowing specific types of files and helper programs to exist beforehand. Some rules which have not persisted ~~included~~ a "no two competitors from the same [[company]]" rule and strict limits on the number of MZX/MOD/SAM files in an entry.		The Icy Season 1999 Day of Zeux was hosted by [[Ibrahim]] with the topic of "War". It took place from Saturday, Jan 2nd at 13:00 EST to Sunday, Jan 3rd at 13:00 EST. The judges were Ibrahim, [[kvance\|CapnKev]], [[Guyver]], and [[Roto\|TvsRoto]]. This Day of Zeux introduced quite a bit more formal rules than its much more informal predecessor; most notably, it introduced a scoring system with weighting given to specific categories (although the system introduced was only used for that particular DoZ, scoring systems have persisted throught all other DoZs), teams, and the anonymity rule. Many other things introduced here have stuck in some form, such as a grace period, accepted submission format, and allowing specific types of files and helper programs to exist beforehand. Some rules which have not persisted include a "no two competitors from the same [[company]]" rule and strict limits on the number of MZX/MOD/SAM files in an entry.

	==Scores==		==Scores==

Terryn at 14:34, 16 December 2008

2008-12-16T14:34:53Z

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	The Icy Season 1999 Day of Zeux was hosted by [[Ibrahim]] with the topic of "War". It took place from Saturday, Jan 2nd at 13:00 EST to Sunday, Jan 3rd at 13:00 EST. The judges were Ibrahim, [[kvance\|CapnKev]], [[Guyver]], and [[Roto\|TvsRoto]]. This Day of Zeux introduced quite a bit more formal rules than its much more informal predecessor; most notably, it introduced a scoring system with weighting given to specific categories (although only used for that particular DoZ, scoring systems have persisted throught all other DoZs), teams, and the anonymity rule. Many other things introduced here have stuck in some form, such as a grace period, accepted submission format, and allowing specific types of files and helper programs to exist beforehand. Some rules which have not persisted included a "no two competitors from the same [[company]]" rule and strict limits on the number of MZX/MOD/SAM files in an entry.		The Icy Season 1999 Day of Zeux was hosted by [[Ibrahim]] with the topic of "War". It took place from Saturday, Jan 2nd at 13:00 EST to Sunday, Jan 3rd at 13:00 EST. The judges were Ibrahim, [[kvance\|CapnKev]], [[Guyver]], and [[Roto\|TvsRoto]]. This Day of Zeux introduced quite a bit more formal rules than its much more informal predecessor; most notably, it introduced a scoring system with weighting given to specific categories (although the system introduced was only used for that particular DoZ, scoring systems have persisted throught all other DoZs), teams, and the anonymity rule. Many other things introduced here have stuck in some form, such as a grace period, accepted submission format, and allowing specific types of files and helper programs to exist beforehand. Some rules which have not persisted included a "no two competitors from the same [[company]]" rule and strict limits on the number of MZX/MOD/SAM files in an entry.

	==Scores==		==Scores==

Terryn: whoops

2008-12-16T14:33:20Z

whoops

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	The Icy Season 1999 Day of Zeux was hosted by [[Ibrahim]] with the topic of "War". It took place from Saturday, Jan 2nd at 13:00 EST to Sunday, Jan 3rd at 13:00 EST. The judges were Ibrahim~~, [[RoSS]]~~, [[kvance\|CapnKev]], [[Guyver]], and [[Roto\|TvsRoto]]. This Day of Zeux introduced quite a bit more formal rules than its much more informal predecessor; most notably, it introduced a scoring system with weighting given to specific categories (although only used for that particular DoZ, scoring systems have persisted throught all other DoZs), teams, and the anonymity rule. Many other things introduced here have stuck in some form, such as a grace period, accepted submission format, and allowing specific types of files and helper programs to exist beforehand. Some rules which have not persisted included a "no two competitors from the same [[company]]" rule and strict limits on the number of MZX/MOD/SAM files in an entry.		The Icy Season 1999 Day of Zeux was hosted by [[Ibrahim]] with the topic of "War". It took place from Saturday, Jan 2nd at 13:00 EST to Sunday, Jan 3rd at 13:00 EST. The judges were Ibrahim, [[kvance\|CapnKev]], [[Guyver]], and [[Roto\|TvsRoto]]. This Day of Zeux introduced quite a bit more formal rules than its much more informal predecessor; most notably, it introduced a scoring system with weighting given to specific categories (although only used for that particular DoZ, scoring systems have persisted throught all other DoZs), teams, and the anonymity rule. Many other things introduced here have stuck in some form, such as a grace period, accepted submission format, and allowing specific types of files and helper programs to exist beforehand. Some rules which have not persisted included a "no two competitors from the same [[company]]" rule and strict limits on the number of MZX/MOD/SAM files in an entry.

	==Scores==		==Scores==

Terryn: Hey, the wiki exists!

2008-12-16T14:32:33Z

Hey, the wiki exists!

New page

The Icy Season 1999 Day of Zeux was hosted by [[Ibrahim]] with the topic of "War". It took place from Saturday, Jan 2nd at 13:00 EST to Sunday, Jan 3rd at 13:00 EST. The judges were Ibrahim, [[RoSS]], [[kvance|CapnKev]], [[Guyver]], and [[Roto|TvsRoto]]. This Day of Zeux introduced quite a bit more formal rules than its much more informal predecessor; most notably, it introduced a scoring system with weighting given to specific categories (although only used for that particular DoZ, scoring systems have persisted throught all other DoZs), teams, and the anonymity rule. Many other things introduced here have stuck in some form, such as a grace period, accepted submission format, and allowing specific types of files and helper programs to exist beforehand. Some rules which have not persisted included a "no two competitors from the same [[company]]" rule and strict limits on the number of MZX/MOD/SAM files in an entry.

==Scores==
*1st Place - ''[[Shiloh]]'' - Black Balloon Team ([[Creator]], [[myth]], [[Nebula]]) (Score: 2500/4000)
*2nd Place - ''[[Shadows of War]]'' - [[Mentalguy]] (Score: 2422.5/4000)
*3rd Place - ''[[War 2000]]'' - Gory Entrails ([[Duhreetoh]], [[zixyer]]) (Score: 2365/4000)
*4th Place - ''[[Mission: EndWar]]'' - [[MattW]] (Score: 2237.5/4000)
*5th Place - ''[[Escape From Belsen]]'' - [[Mantis]] (Score: 2045/4000)
*6th Place - ''[[Water Warfare]]'' - [[Leper_Mess]] (Score: 1947.5/4000)
*7th Place - ''[[WW2 Sim]]'' - [[Zachar22]] (Score: 1887.5/4000)
*8th Place - ''[[Galaxy of Chronos]]'' - ([[dormando]], [[JZig]]) (Score: 1855/4000)
*9th Place - ''[[War Against Sanity]]'' - [[Scum]] (Score: 1465/4000)
*10th Place - ''[[Damn... A War]]'' - [[mongo]] (Score: 1247.5/4000)

Note: this DoZ was also the first to display each judge's scores to the public. Unfortunately, this information is missing at the present time.

==See Also==
*[[Day of Zeux]]

[[Category:Competitions]]