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Hi Natan,
I live in Melbourne, Victoria, so as you can see, Australians do have as much chance as anyone else in this competition.
Denmark here. And we have had contestants from Finland, UK, Australia, Czech Republic and South Africa. Heck, the very first winner of RPG Superstar was from Germany.
So, by all means go for it.
Best advice is to start reading your way though these forums. Start with the items from past years, and the stickied advice threads.
Howdy thar, Natan! :)
Yep, please do enter! Keep in mind that the contest expects American English spelling conventions for all entries. It's not a HUGE issue in the contest (it might be a larger issue in real contract work), but people will notice.
Serbia here. You've got nothing to worry about.
Northern Michigan here. *Am I doing this right?*
Northern Michigan here. *Am I doing this right?*
Definitely - there is no way you count as American... you are more, ummm, "Canadian Pirate descended" looking at the size of that lake separating you. :P
Good luck to all you students in the Lydia Olson Library, studying hard for your final exams between Dec 9th and 14th. *cracks whip*
Brazil here. The contest is open to people from all countries, as far as I know...!
And even we creatures from the planes of hell can play too ;)
I'm from Canada and I've been submitting for the past three years.
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Australian winner of RPG Superstar answers dude's question about whether Australians can enter the RPG Superstar competition: priceless.
(Nice going, Matt! :))
If you're entering RPG Superstar, keep in mind the time zones for entry submissions!
If you're entering RPG Superstar, keep in mind the time zones for entry submissions!
Funny, last year the readout changed to state when the deadlines were in my time zone IIRC. Obviously the text in the write-ups was always PST, but there was generally something that gave the time in AST for me.
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If you're entering RPG Superstar, keep in mind the time zones for entry submissions!Funny, last year the readout changed to state when the deadlines were in my time zone IIRC. Obviously the text in the write-ups was always PST, but there was generally something that gave the time in AST for me.
The website automatically adjusts for a few things, *if* your time zone is set up correctly in your settings, but it won't adjust any times in text. Either way, best to keep an eye on the time. :D
So I set up my time zone correctly.
Bwahahah!
I was in Venezuela First, then Greece, now UK ^^