umlaut wrote:i hope someone take tally of all these point reductions so we can see the REAL winners of maglx2
Not getting a deduction is -30 points.
umlaut wrote:i hope someone take tally of all these point reductions so we can see the REAL winners of maglx2
making up additional deductions is -10 pointsLadySuburu wrote:umlaut wrote:i hope someone take tally of all these point reductions so we can see the REAL winners of maglx2
Not getting a deduction is -30 points.
No, I was under the mistaken assumption that a cheesecake is unbaked. Stil, I hardly call its base a pastry base.Nathan the Talkmaus wrote:Wait, there's unbaked cheescakes? And "tart" is what you call a pie that isn't baked and not just a synonym for "sour"?
But, but... not getting a deduction means you get a deduction, but if you get a deduction for not getting a deduction, that means you've just got a deduction, which means you no longer qualify for a deduction... which means the deduction is taken away, but then, that means you don't have a deduction anymore...LadySuburu wrote:umlaut wrote:i hope someone take tally of all these point reductions so we can see the REAL winners of maglx2
Not getting a deduction is -30 points.
Suggesting getting a smaller deduction is -50 points.Ivy wrote:Just get a smaller deduction instead





arabsalmon wrote:As I see everyone else has also done, I played my level again for the first time since submission, and I noticed a very glaring shortcut that I did not notice at the time. Never before has the phrase "Hindsight is 20/20" been more true.




Telling Horikawa she got -50 points is -95 points.FFR wrote:technically, overconfidence is more than confidence, so the -50 (up from the -30) seems accurate.
I believe you, Horikawa, just got -50 on your post-game level
actually, it's -91,05, but I'll let it slide this time.Horikawa Otane wrote:No, it's -102.Zyglrox Odyssey wrote:Telling Horikawa she got -50 points is -95 points.FFR wrote:technically, overconfidence is more than confidence, so the -50 (up from the -30) seems accurate.
I believe you, Horikawa, just got -50 on your post-game level
Not until you get -2147483648 points.FFR wrote:actually, it's -91,05, but I'll let it slide this time.Horikawa Otane wrote:No, it's -102.Zyglrox Odyssey wrote:Telling Horikawa she got -50 points is -95 points.
... at this point, I'm trying to go so far down into the negatives that I loop back into the positives. cos thats how numbers work, right? is it working?
The hub will have a giant worst level section followed by the post game and nothing else in between.Dragon Fogel wrote:At the rate we're going, first place will have -35000 points.
(It doesn't say MaGL X2 is closed. Weird)Horikawa Otane wrote:MaGL X is Closed.
in the BBC celebrity quiz show, QI, negative scores are fairly common and it isn't unheard of for a contestant to win but have a negative score.Dragon Fogel wrote:At the rate we're going, first place will have -35000 points.
So Alan Davies is confirmed to win MaGL X2!ztarwuff wrote:in the BBC celebrity quiz show, QI, negative scores are fairly common and it isn't unheard of for a contestant to win but have a negative score.Dragon Fogel wrote:At the rate we're going, first place will have -35000 points.








...Did Alan Davies make a level?Maiku Wotaharu wrote:So Alan Davies is confirmed to win MaGL X2!ztarwuff wrote:in the BBC celebrity quiz show, QI, negative scores are fairly common and it isn't unheard of for a contestant to win but have a negative score.Dragon Fogel wrote:At the rate we're going, first place will have -35000 points.





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In that case, the points don't matter.DullahanDodgeman wrote:Not-so-silently hoping that the score works like Who's Line Is It Anyway and your place is determined by rolling a 400-sided die.