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Hi there. Just to share that http://www.theindiebay.com/competition will be having a competition in which you can use whatever framework you want, so this includes Love.
It's a 48 hour competition in which you will be given a theme or topic to follow, the rest is up to you.

Hope to see you there.

So this is like ludemdare except teams can join greatly skewing the fairness

I dunno man, Ill let you know after the LD in august

osgeld wrote:So this is like ludemdare except teams can join greatly skewing the fairness

I dunno man, Ill let you know after the LD in august

Yes, I guess it's like ludemdare. The team part is a sensitive part. I don't want to take out the fairness but I would like to have designers and artists more involved also. Since we aren't "actually viewing" every entrant even in ludumdare they can be having help. Also sometimes artists have better ideas, and they would only need to get an programmer to execute it.
Well I dunno what's best, well see.

I, for one, am jumping onto this. I never really understood the Ludum Dare competition (and their website is confusing) but I want to take a stab at a competition.

mike wrote:I, for one, am jumping onto this. I never really understood the Ludum Dare competition (and their website is confusing) but I want to take a stab at a competition.

I'm glad to hear that! The main idea is to keep it simple and fun. We want to give a help to the indie community by allowing them to show cool prototypes. Who knows, sometimes great games are created on top of those prototypes.

Spread the word, the more the better.

Competition #1 is now over. Everyone who wants to vote can go http://theindiebay.com/competition/2009 ... o1-voting/

Were any submissions made with LOVE?

TechnoCat wrote:Were any submissions made with LOVE?

During the competition itself there some claimed they were using Love, but on the final submissions I don't think any of them submitted their game. Mostly Xna and unity

I voted for "1, 2, 3"

Yes, it's very addictive.