Win these customs!

[GoktimusPrime]

I'm offering some of my custom toys away as free prizes in Rewind's Games Room.

Currently on offer is "Maximal Seeker Mirage". The original Mirage is pictured on the left and Maximal Seeker Mirage is pictured on the right.



Everyone who plays the Transformers Generation 2 game will have their name entered into a lucky draw. The more times you play this game, the more entries with your name will be placed in the draw - thus the more chances you have of winning!

Another prize to be given away at the next TF game (which I will create after the G2 game has concluded) is "Vok Hunter Tarantulas" - complete with spark-slicing pizza cutter!



So stay tuned!

Please note: Unless you are able to pick these toys up yourself, you will be required to pay for postage. If you are unwilling to do this then the prize will be offered to the next place winner.

[griffin]

These competitions you post up need to be more objective and final.
The last one caused controversy, and this one isn't going to end well, because no one is going to 'hurt' the second last character to allow someone else to win.

A good competition is a random draw, with or without creative submissions with their entry.

[GoktimusPrime]

Okay fine... every time someone takes a turn in a game it gives them one entry in a lucky draw. Thus the more times you play the more chances you have of winning.

[griffin]

That's a much better way of doing it, and becomes an incentive too.

[MV75]

That's a lottery, and you have to have a license to do lotteries.

A judged based single entry "creative entry" however is fine.

[Sky Shadow]

These competitions you post up need to be more objective and final.

A judged based single entry "creative entry" however is fine.

A "judged based single entry "creative entry"" is completely subjective (and thus not objective as Griffin stated before.)

And it's basically a free raffle for second-hand toys - I can't see how anyone external could have a problem with it.