Nu Vibez and Roleplay Guide Magazine - December 2015 | Page 58

NVM: Great prizes are not all that
makes this year’s bash the best is it? Tell
us about some other things visitors are
going to get when they come to the
Bash?
RN: Well as the great prizes, we require
all the patrons to actually listen to the
DJ’s music during the course of the
event. The hand select each DJ due to
their personality on mic. Great music is
one thing, but it’s the randomness of
each DJ that makes them unique.
NVM: Now you guys are on record for
saying the following when it comes
to giving out prizes. Take a look below and elaborate further on how you
came to this conclusion.

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“We have very strict rules for winning
prizes. Having been a clothing designer
in the past and sponsoring events, I felt
the sponsor never really did get their
worth from the sponsorship deal. We
require all those who attend the event
to be listening to the music stream. Via
the music stream we will randomly play
a special sound byte/clip the listeners
have to listen for and when they hear it
they are required to message our prize
giver. If people message early or spam
message the prize giver those avi’s get
disqualified for that round and eventually get removed if it continues.”
“Nothing worse than a sim full of mindless zombies expecting free prizes for
doing nothing. We make them work for
it. During the course of the event we
also have radio adverts to advertise the

sponsors along with gestures we
provide our hosts with the sponsors name and what they sell. “
CN/RN: We have been to many
events where prizes are just handed over to people whom are AFK
and are there just to win a prize
or lindens. We do not feel it is
beneficial to any sponsor to be
handing out free stuff to anyone
without being acknowledged for
their work. There are so many designers/creators in here that this
is their passion and some it may
even be their real life job. We feel
that people often look past the
talent, knowledge and time spent
that our designers/creators have
in order to bring out a product.
We do not believe that someone