Hello Toribashians, this competition is a single player replay competition, in which you will submit replays in this thread, be it by uploading them on the forums, or on a hosting site, such as Box.net. These replays will focus on dismembering uke without using the lower half of your body.

Objective:
You will create a single player replay in which you dismember at least 4 of uke’s body parts (that means there should be at least 5 pieces when you are finished). Wrist and ankle dismemberments do not count towards that total. To create this replay, you must first split yourself so that your torso ends at either your lumbar or chest, then attack and dismember uke with only the top half of your body. Keep in mind that the way you split yourself can affect your style points.

Requirements:
Length is a maximum of 1000 frames.
You must dismember uke at least 4 times (this means I should see at least 5 body parts at the end of the replay).
You must be split so that your upper half ends at the lowest, your lumbar.
You may only use your upper half.
Dismembering uke's wrists or ankles do not count towards the total dismemberment number.
No hacking replays.
Maximum of 3 replays.
Mod must either be default.tbm, or sambo.tbm. No other mods will be accepted.
Dismember Threshold is at a minimum of 100.
Engage Height must be 0.
You may only move tori's joints.
All replays must be original (Made for this competion).

Judging:
All judging shall be handled by myself.

Replays will be judged upon:
1. Did you actually fulfill the requirements?
2. Style (?/25)
3. Brutality (?/25)
4. Total (?/50)

Prizes:
1st Place: 25k
2nd Place: 15k
3rd Place: 10k

Dateline:
1 week from now (September 13th, 2008, 12 P.M. [Noon] EST)

This competition is being overseen and funded by Mosier.

Judging should be completed within 1-2 days after the deadline.

Good luck to all participants, and I hope to see some excellent replays.

Also, if I do not receive at least 5 entrants within two days of this post, the competition will be cancelled due to lack of participation.


Oh, and almost forgot, thanks to Moltex for the idea for the competition... You guys should thank him too ;)