Community Contest: Show Us Your Disasters - Win Graphics Card

[MalinS]

Hi all!
We've got a community contest running over at our subreddit, where we want to see your screenshots from Cites: Skylines - Natural Disasters! The contest is open to all, and the final day to submit an entry is December 13th!

Check it out for a chance to win some fancy computer-stuff!

 

[Grapplehoeker]

Do we really need to create a Reddit account to enter? Gawd I hate Reddit with a vengeance!

 

[Keltia_Vikinga]

Is that contest on subreddit only or also facebook ?

 

[Grapplehoeker]

I am seriously pissed off! I have been asking for another competition, in fact I might be the only person on this forum who has asked for it.
And now that they do create a competition and one that I would dearly love to particpate in, they make it only available to the Reddit community.
Fy fan! That really sucks!
Nobody from Paradox has even had the decency to go to the biggest community forum, at Steam, and announce this competition there either.
This is crappy community management!

 

[Alex24]

I am seriously pissed off! I have been asking for another competition, in fact I might be the only person on this forum who has asked for it.
And now that they do create a competition and one that I would dearly love to particpate in, they make it only available to the Reddit community.
Fy fan! That really sucks!
Nobody from Paradox has even had the decency to go to the biggest community forum, at Steam, and announce this competition there either.
This is crappy community management!

Yeah it is always bugging me a bit if such things are exclusive to one community. I agree on this point. From a marketing perspective it's often good to do it on FB/Twitter/reddit,...
I am quite surprised they didn't announce it on the steam news or steam forum, since they used to do that every time when there was a competition.
But you gotta chill a bit Better go with a nicely formulated remark.

 

[Tvarog]

From a marketing perspective it's often good to do it on FB/Twitter/reddit,...

FB is understandable, it's global, commonly used, Reddit maybe for small gaming community, but twitter? Do even anyone celebrity or politic play pdx games? Never heard of.

 

[Grapplehoeker]

Yeah it is always bugging me a bit if such things are exclusive to one community. I agree on this point. From a marketing perspective it's often good to do it on FB/Twitter/reddit,...
I am quite surprised they didn't announce it on the steam news or steam forum, since they used to do that every time when there was a competition.
But you gotta chill a bit Better go with a nicely formulated remark.

I gave them 18 hours to respond to my initial post. Nothing was forthcoming and I was curious to see if any mention would be made on Steam. Nothing, nothing at all! And so now I am royally pissed off.
Christ, I think I had one of the first screenshots posted of a thunderstorm disaster on the release day of ND.
Posted
29 Nov @ 5:28pm
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=808913718
Have posted plenty since then and I cannot use a single one of them? Fan!

https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/index.php?threads/dear-paradox-where-is-our-competition.973784/
No official comment for this
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/index.php?threads/summer-contest-2016.953354/
No official comment for this either

 

[Grapplehoeker]

I count 15 entries submitted after 5 days... pathetic.
While there are hundreds and hundreds of disastrous screenshots over at Steam.