The winners of our excellent Crysis competition are David McLaughlin, James Glover and Si Wharton. No, we’re not going to print their crises because they’re of rather variable length and family quality, and we may need them as… evidence. Thanks, however, to everyone who entered. And thanks to EA for providing the booty. Fresh competitions coming up soon.
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The image that heads this post is a terrified man getting strangled by a super-soldier. I hardly think we need to worry about family friendlyness. And, as PC gamers, we are well attuned to pages and pages of questionable narrative.
So go on, print the the crises
This is a bit weird. Go on, put them up!
Families love super-soldier enstranglement!
Oh! Cool! First time I’ve won something in aaaaages.
If you’re not going to print them, any objections to me posting my entry on my blog?
This is an outrage! I demand disclosure!
@Seniath, feel free.
Can we then become OUTRAGED at the entry’s aberrant filthy filthy FILTHY filthiness?
^^ I totally didn’t mean to do that =/
Hurrah! This is the third thing I’ve ever won, the others being a Postman Pat colouring-in book and a copy of the Screaming Masterpiece soundtrack. I can finally ask people what Postman Pat, Bjork and a super-suited killing machine have in common.
Many thanks to ye, RPS collective.
Big grins here, first time I’ve won anything outside of village raffles (A kilo of Dairy Milk chocolate and a set of dominos). It actually prompted me to give a little happy dance, much to the amusement of my colleagues.
You’re all dirty, DIRTY boys..
Apparently.
Well done. ;)
I’m always wondering about those posts – are they automatically generated, or something, when someone links from their blog to an RPS entry?
Those posts shouldn’t happen, according to our experts.
Whoops, did I break the internet?
You broke their experts.
It’s just another sign that the internet is slowly becoming sentient.
Wow my entry wasen’t just poor it (from reading Seniaths) was very very short also.