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General Discussion / Re: A question regarding the Steam Workshop.

« on: June 08, 2015, 07:02:58 pm »

Salutes are used to show your appreciation for a post by a user. More salutes tends to mean more people agree with that person, or they're friendly.

In my case I just post a lot.

If you wanted developer feedback on your workshop item, or to ask exactly how the workshop process works, don't be scared to email feedback@musegames.com
They're very good with speedy and friendly replies, and if they feel anything needs to be changed they'll give constructive feedback too.
Although the devs do browse the forums, most replies will be from community members

Thanks a lot!
I'll send an e-mail as you said. Good thing there are such reliable Community Ambassadors out there in forums

Here's your 112th salute! (Hold on, was it me who gave you that? it told me something about karma action)

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General Discussion / Re: A question regarding the Steam Workshop.

« on: June 08, 2015, 06:41:07 pm »

I'm not American either...

Perhaps you can ask a CA for a tour of the Forums layout. 

meh

But hey, here's a.... here's your 20th salute!

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General Discussion / Re: A question regarding the Steam Workshop.

« on: June 08, 2015, 05:03:55 pm »

Also pink hats for real men.

Your first salute! 

Had to google what "first salute" is.
I'm from Russia 

I'm going a little offtopic :I

A salute is the thing below your username and profile pic.

Oh.
I thought "first salute" was some kind of an expression. When I googled it, it showed me something related to US army which is why I said "I'm from Russia", haha.

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General Discussion / Re: A question regarding the Steam Workshop.

« on: June 08, 2015, 04:23:47 pm »

Also pink hats for real men.

Your first salute! 

Had to google what "first salute" is.
I'm from Russia 

I'm going a little offtopic :I

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General Discussion / Re: A question regarding the Steam Workshop.

« on: June 08, 2015, 02:04:06 pm »

For example the world lore must be kept into account, so star trek borg masks wont be accepted because they're not "lore friendly" among other things

I'm curios about the Lore behind my fabulous pink  Steampop hat...

Where does it fit?

You question the legitimacy of the pink steam hat?!?!


How dare you!

I think the game already has content that misfits the lore, or at least doesn't have much of a theme to it . Still though, mostly the content is done for the players, 100% for the lore.
I hope I still have it seemingly fit for the lore any way.

I'm sure the Devs will decide appropriately, and sometimes some.items may be borderline but its also partly based on lore not yet released.

I just hope they tell artists what could be improved for release or anything. Otherwise not cool 

Also pink hats for real men.

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General Discussion / Re: A question regarding the Steam Workshop.

« on: June 08, 2015, 01:11:15 pm »

I think the game already has content that misfits the lore, or at least doesn't have much of a theme to it . Still though, mostly the content is done for the players, 100% for the lore.
I hope I still have it seemingly fit for the lore any way.

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General Discussion / Re: A question regarding the Steam Workshop.

« on: June 08, 2015, 11:10:32 am »

seeing as the guns world lorewise makes no direct references to the real world.

Did not understand that part, could you rephrase that?

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General Discussion / Re: A question regarding the Steam Workshop.

« on: June 08, 2015, 08:51:11 am »

Just surfed through google.
And briefly:

"So, if you can demonstrate that your use of the peace symbol is not merely ornamental but actually serves as part of your product or service identifier, you should be okay."

I think my artwork should be fine! 

EDIT: Also check this out, these are all trademarks. Should be totally fine then.

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General Discussion / Re: A question regarding the Steam Workshop.

« on: June 08, 2015, 05:53:36 am »

3k votes... and the highest the population has been recently is only 2.5k most of which don't care about workshop.

this seems suspicious.

These 2.5k arent the only people that play Guns of Icarus. There must of been like 50k players on Steam that purchased the game AT LEAST. So these 3k votes were given since around February LAST YEAR and still is on the workshop up to this day and has around 3.6k views and votes.

EDIT: Apologies for the double post.

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General Discussion / Re: A question regarding the Steam Workshop.

« on: June 08, 2015, 05:43:29 am »

I think, though am not certain, community votes help bring items further in the queue, and Muse then put the item through a "getting" procedure, to check things like copy right, of its suitable and if it fits into the game etc etc.
So in theory a bit of both, but Muse' part is less about if they want it in the game and more if it can be in the game.

So basically workshop artists should try to make content that does not contain any kind of liscence thingies. I see.
Actually, do marks like the British "Peace" symbol have a copyright restriction to them? It is so common that I wouldn't think it is.

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General Discussion / A question regarding the Steam Workshop.

« on: June 07, 2015, 07:13:14 pm »

Hi.
I've been curious about how you guys select the workshop items that proceed into the game. I've seen some pretty well-made items that aren't in the game yet but have around 3k votes, and are in the workshop since long.
Is it based on community votes, or your preferences or both?

I am asking because I have an item in Workshop so I wanted to know .
Thank you in advance!