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Edited by Phondyl:
6/19/2023 2:47:25 AM
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The #DrownInTheDrip was unfair
Before I begin, I'm not salty that I didn't win. However, I'm salty about WHO won.
How come Patrick, Yoda, and the Mask won? These outfits have been overdone and overused (and have won previous contests if I remember correctly). They aren't even season of the Deep themed! Also, the same person won twice in the same event!
Also to note: The original creator of the Patrick Star drip never even won any of the fashion shows despite having assembled the drip first!!! (Seriously, get that man his emblem!)
Please Bungie, have a legit submission page where you can filter by earliest submissions. Also, save which outfits have won somewhere and disregard repeat submissions.
If this event had not been mismanaged like it was, it would've been really cool and really fun. I want to see more events like this, but they need to be done right.
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Edited by Hawpy: 6/19/2023 5:10:49 PMYeah, it is a bit annoying. I used to enter them but I've given up because you need to be the among the first people to post [i]or[/i] have a substantial following to have a chance at being seen. The character mock-ups and colourful abominations were fun for a while but now most of the entries are like that, and there's little credit given to outfits that just look good and unique. It's easy to sit here and say "my submissions look way better than the winners", but we've seen enough of those entries and we've also seen enough Guardians that are wearing edgy sets in all white, all black, or either with some red thrown in. It's just a minor gripe, but I way prefer sets that use an Exotic because it means the set is more likely to be functional, rather than one that someone made purely for the contest and never uses again after that. As a side note, the class breakdown needs to be mentioned. Of the 9 winners, there were 5 Hunters, 3 Titans and 1 Warlock - who was dressed as Yoda. Surely it would be fairest to do 3/3/3, or else it's just an acknowledgement that the people choosing the winners prefer the stylings of one class over another?
