You are not alone. I have this problem too, and it's pissing me off. Does your fix actually work, though? Did you try it? And what exactly should I ask them to do when I call?
@DarkRevenantX: Very impressive map, IMO. Its not often that you see a storyline for something as mundane as a clock, but it certainly does make it a bit more involving and also allows you to have strange but creative aspects in your map. The fighting ghosts really had a nice touch, and the zerg flying overhead as well as the doodads gave the entire thing a kind of a desolate and hopeless feeling. Very nice job!
@Slarti: Your clock came a close second to DarkRevenantX's, and was very impressive. The entire thing seemed active and hectic, never a dull moment. I liked how everything seemed so busy, with all the units killing eachother, the infestor running around, and the sentry occasionally cutting through, yet the whole thing seemed organized and never hiccuped.
@Squeegeez: Your clock had quite an interesting visual effect, with all the clocks flying toward the center, and making it a spell rather than something static was also impressive. Although there may not have been as much complexity in terms of action and movement, I can see this being used in maps as a fun time-based spell, and I hope it will be used to that effect.
Oh, and Id also like to ask how the winner will be decided. Will it just be that the one with the most votes from either one wins, will there be some sort of equalization, or maybe a vote between the winners from each part?
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You can report copyright infringement on Blizzard's website. This will probably count, so try that.
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You are not alone. I have this problem too, and it's pissing me off. Does your fix actually work, though? Did you try it? And what exactly should I ask them to do when I call?
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Does adding music count as post editing?
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If you consider the normalization, then DarkRevenantX has the equivalent of about 50 votes. So I'd say he actually is winning by a mile.
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@DarkRevenantX: Very impressive map, IMO. Its not often that you see a storyline for something as mundane as a clock, but it certainly does make it a bit more involving and also allows you to have strange but creative aspects in your map. The fighting ghosts really had a nice touch, and the zerg flying overhead as well as the doodads gave the entire thing a kind of a desolate and hopeless feeling. Very nice job!
@Slarti: Your clock came a close second to DarkRevenantX's, and was very impressive. The entire thing seemed active and hectic, never a dull moment. I liked how everything seemed so busy, with all the units killing eachother, the infestor running around, and the sentry occasionally cutting through, yet the whole thing seemed organized and never hiccuped.
@Squeegeez: Your clock had quite an interesting visual effect, with all the clocks flying toward the center, and making it a spell rather than something static was also impressive. Although there may not have been as much complexity in terms of action and movement, I can see this being used in maps as a fun time-based spell, and I hope it will be used to that effect.
Oh, and Id also like to ask how the winner will be decided. Will it just be that the one with the most votes from either one wins, will there be some sort of equalization, or maybe a vote between the winners from each part?