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Promo-Team Fight Physics Replay Comp
Submission of replays has ended! Judging is in progress and winners will be announced as soon as possible.
The technique Ude Hishigi Juji Gatame is one of the most effective and deadly arm-locks in Judo.
It's power comes from the use of the user's hips and quadroceps - the strongest muscle in the human body!
When used correctly the thighs hold down the opposing shoulder creating enough power to break the elbow.
Promo-Team Fight Physics Replay Competition:
The Promo-Team Fight Physics Replay Comp is all about realism! Your aim is to create the most realistic replay of Tori performing one of the techniques listed below.
Tiers are placed on each technique in order of difficultly, tier 1; the hardest, tier 3; the easiest. You may attempt more than one technique but there is a limit of 3 entries per person.
Tiers are placed on each technique in order of difficultly, tier 1; the hardest, tier 3; the easiest. You may attempt more than one technique but there is a limit of 3 entries per person.
(note: there are several variations of these techniques but judging will be done on similarity to the video examples given.)
Tier 1 Technique
The technique Ude Hishigi Juji Gatame is one of the most effective and deadly arm-locks in Judo.
It's power comes from the use of the user's hips and quadroceps - the strongest muscle in the human body!
When used correctly the thighs hold down the opposing shoulder creating enough power to break the elbow.
Tier 2 Technique
The Tomoe Nage is a well known and brutal Judo throw that uses the momentum of Tori.
As he falls back he will pull Uke with him and force his foot on Uke's leg, pushing him up and over the user.
As he falls back he will pull Uke with him and force his foot on Uke's leg, pushing him up and over the user.
Tier 3 Technique
The Wire Fu kick is a challenging, but destructive kick.
It relies of the momentum of the jump to deliver a catastrophic blow.
The first kick is ordinarily used to block an incoming strike while the second counter kick is where the damage is dealt.
It relies of the momentum of the jump to deliver a catastrophic blow.
The first kick is ordinarily used to block an incoming strike while the second counter kick is where the damage is dealt.
Rules:
- No hacking of rpls
- No old replays
- No stealing of replays
- A limit of 3 entries per person
- A minimum of -18 gravity setting
- No old replays
- No stealing of replays
- A limit of 3 entries per person
- A minimum of -18 gravity setting
When posting your replays include what technique the replay is!
Judging:
The judging fields will be on:
- Most realistic
- Smoothness of the technique
- Execution
- Most realistic
- Smoothness of the technique
- Execution
Prizes:
Tier 1 grand prize will receive: 80k
Tier 2 grand prize will receive: 70k
Tier 3 grand prize will receive: 60k
Tier 2 grand prize will receive: 70k
Tier 3 grand prize will receive: 60k
End date of replay submissions: 26th of February (10:00 GMT)
Last edited by Opeth; Feb 26, 2009 at 09:47 AM.
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<@Opeth> No, they should get the worst texturer
* @Opeth suggests <censored>
<@hanz0> good suggestion
<@Opeth> I don't understand how you can make textures for so long and not improve in the slightest
<@hanz0> it is because his learning curve is more of a learning horizontal line
<@Opeth> No, they should get the worst texturer
* @Opeth suggests <censored>
<@hanz0> good suggestion
<@Opeth> I don't understand how you can make textures for so long and not improve in the slightest
<@hanz0> it is because his learning curve is more of a learning horizontal line
. can we swap replays?
Sorry, a rule was accidentally not included.
Originally Posted by Opeth
A minimum of -18 gravity setting
Last edited by Opeth; Feb 5, 2009 at 11:10 AM.
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
<@Opeth> No, they should get the worst texturer
* @Opeth suggests <censored>
<@hanz0> good suggestion
<@Opeth> I don't understand how you can make textures for so long and not improve in the slightest
<@hanz0> it is because his learning curve is more of a learning horizontal line
<@Opeth> No, they should get the worst texturer
* @Opeth suggests <censored>
<@hanz0> good suggestion
<@Opeth> I don't understand how you can make textures for so long and not improve in the slightest
<@hanz0> it is because his learning curve is more of a learning horizontal line
