NZFF

Here are the results of the August 2017 Screenshot Competition polls:

	Visuals	Relevance
01: Mynameisnemo	1 (6%)	2 (13%)
02: Aharon	1 (6%)	0
03: Adamski	1 (6%)	1 (6%)
04: SonnyJ	0	0
05: Splitpin	2 (13%)	7 (44%)
06: Dbcunnz	2 (13%)	1 (6%)
07: CoochB	0	2 (13%)
08: Bugdani	7 (41%)	2 (13%)
09: 000rick000	0	0
10: BobL	2 (12%)	0
11: Toprob	0	0
12: Dinga	0	0
13: Emfrat	1 (6%)	1 (6%)
Total votes	17	16
	Visuals	Relevance
WINNERS	Bugdani	Splitpin

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Congratulations to Splitpin (theme winner), who sets the theme for October and gets the sponsored prize from CaptainSim (thank you!)

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Congratulations also to Bugdani (visuals winner), who gets his image to appear as the NZFF Banner!

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Well done ALL entrants and voters. Some great screenshots to enjoy - and don't forget to enter this month's comp!

Well done, our "dynamic duo"

Both shots deserve to win their respective categories, IMHO ... **but** there really were some fantastic looking shots in the lineup. Needless to say, I love screenshots and it gives me a LOT of pleasure staring at these entries over the month - and now we have a great new banner to appreciate.

Don't forget, folks, that voting is open to ALL NZFF members (just register, if you're not a member) so - even if you don't feel up to entering a pic of your own - your vote is more than welcome.

Adam.

Thanks very much team
I was so close to changing that shot .... there you go.
Bug Danis shot will make another great banner

Nice work all, some rippers there.

Yes, two very worthy winners - but we just clocked up 1000 members, and of those only 13 entered the comp, and only 17 voted.
I enter the comp for fun, mainly to show how good the locally-produced NZ scenery is and to encourage other simmers to get into it. It's all a bit disappointing.

emfrat wrote:Yes, two very worthy winners - but we just clocked up 1000 members, and of those only 13 entered the comp, and only 17 voted.
I enter the comp for fun, mainly to show how good the locally-produced NZ scenery is and to encourage other simmers to get into it. It's all a bit disappointing.

I agree with you, that both winners were worthy, I hardly enter the comp now because to be honest, i think in every one i have entered i have garnered a total of about 4 votes, and the same group of people win it every time, so i feel why bother putting in effort when i know that i am in the 99th percentile not even going to get 1 vote let alone enough to win it.
Plus i actually have been spending more time in my calclassic regressed fs2004

Kiwia1spad wrote:... I hardly enter the comp now because to be honest, i think in every one i have entered i have garnered a total of about 4 votes, and the same group of people win it every time, so i feel why bother putting in effort when i know that i am in the 99th percentile not even going to get 1 vote let alone enough to win it.

I floated the idea of the "theme" poll to try and even things up a bit - so people who thought they didn't stand a chance "artistically" could maybe get their "thinking caps" on and have some success. I had hoped this would open the comp out a bit. Was it worth it, do you think?

Is it all about winning though? I thought a great deal of the fun of it was just seeing what people come up with <?>. I entered the ORBX consistently (every month) for three years before finally winning one - but I enjoyed seeing all the entries go up.

Adam.

P.S. As a matter of interest, I only got one vote this month - so I join the great unwashed 99% percentile