noob players :/
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JustynishMC
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I feel u
xDqrkxTxm_
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there is illegal way to increase ur chances to win
xDqrkxTxm_
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join the dark side and do it
xd jk
ImHere4TheF00d
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Lol yeah
People are like that
( I just ask everyone to vote fairly in chat everytime i play and sometimes it works and sometimes it doesnt but i gues thats just how the cookie crumble
People are like that
( I just ask everyone to vote fairly in chat everytime i play and sometimes it works and sometimes it doesnt but i gues thats just how the cookie crumbledeleted_user_2784
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Pro builds lose*
Sleepyhead101
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Go report that big pp build. It's bannable.Why does big pp win but soviet flag lose
KnightWalker49
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Here's the secret ingredients on getting good votes (based on my experience):
1. Simplicity
- Don't waste your time building complicated things, it will just waste the time you are given. Simplify your builds as much as you can, make it easy to digest; i.e. use simple shapes, simple techniques, etc. If your build can be easily built by someone under the age of 10 in a short time span, then you're doing great.
2. "Relatability"
- Try to add something "relatable" to the build, either it be part of the build itself or something on the side. Anything that the majority is interested in (well, the "young majority"), you should consider adding if you still have time. Even references to things kids like these days will work, anything "relatable" could work.
3. "Cuteness"
- Add blushes. Even if it's an inanimate object, add a "cute" face and make it look like it's blushing.
This is just based on my own experience, I've boiled it down to the basic fundamental ingredients. There could be more to this, but these are the common elements I've noticed.
1. Simplicity
- Don't waste your time building complicated things, it will just waste the time you are given. Simplify your builds as much as you can, make it easy to digest; i.e. use simple shapes, simple techniques, etc. If your build can be easily built by someone under the age of 10 in a short time span, then you're doing great.
2. "Relatability"
- Try to add something "relatable" to the build, either it be part of the build itself or something on the side. Anything that the majority is interested in (well, the "young majority"), you should consider adding if you still have time. Even references to things kids like these days will work, anything "relatable" could work.
3. "Cuteness"
- Add blushes. Even if it's an inanimate object, add a "cute" face and make it look like it's blushing.
This is just based on my own experience, I've boiled it down to the basic fundamental ingredients. There could be more to this, but these are the common elements I've noticed.