OMG Bluebun, thats soooo cute xDDD
I'd totally wear it hahahaha <333
I like the Day/Night effect. Super lovely
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09-05-2012, 03:16 PMEvil-Siren
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09-05-2012, 03:40 PMNiqoteWhat is cute to some is terrifying to others I guess lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Evil-Siren
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09-05-2012, 03:58 PMEvil-SirenI know but it was just my own opinion that I like it. Snurbles are awesome *giggle*Quote:
Originally Posted by Niqote
But you are totally right that the taste of ppl (especially between men and women) is different.
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09-05-2012, 05:03 PMMrKupoYou used the Spiritbond usage idea similar to mine. I really like the idea of having another use for a spiritbond.Quote:
Originally Posted by Anonymoose
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09-05-2012, 07:50 PMdragorian
ok one of the ring's on the first page that person who title the damuld / realm reborn ring evedently did not read the rules whare as you cant use any thing created by se or trade mark chocobo,moggle damuld realm rebore are trade marks of se and most who did create succh wont be accepted i remember reading about that in the rules
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09-05-2012, 08:06 PMTakomunchDamn that's a lot of rings down the drain as they use the lore of FFXIV in the rings themselves. Hopefully they meant derivatives are ok but not blatant cut and paste from the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by dragorian
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09-05-2012, 08:16 PMAnonymooseI'm pretty sure the rule was that you couldn't use their assets - as in making copypasta of their already existing work and calling it yours. That would invalidate the purpose of having a contest at all - someone could just photoshop their inventory icons around and poof! new ring with no effort!Quote:
Originally Posted by dragorian
Once you submit a ring for the contest, that design becomes property of Square Enix, whether they use the ring or not. Once you click "Send," it's theirs - they might as well have drawn it; you have no rights. They can't make that acquisition if they already own what you're submitting - and it's a violation of copyright law to try at all. Trademark symbolism is a little different.
They have nothing to worry about if it uses a moogle or a chocobo - they already own them. You won't be profiting from their creations, they will - it just has to be original work created for the contest. Hell, under those rules even my custom phoenix would be suspect for using "too similar qualities," as inspiration was taken from several generations of Final Fantasy phoenixes combined into one.
Long and short - I think you're fine as long as you didn't just drag their existing assets around (which, to be fair, the first ring you mention did do in part of their design - and they admitted to such and were fine with it being DQ'd if it had to be).
It would be pretty lame for Square Enix to say "FINAL FANTASY CONTEST!"
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09-05-2012, 09:16 PMFironThat doesn't mean if you had a good name/stats on them they wouldn't use it, instead of putting random stuff >.>. No need to be an ass hat about it. That also means they would not change the ring, some of the rings made i could see them using everything from the name and the stats.Quote:
Originally Posted by AsterBarnivere
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09-05-2012, 10:25 PMRandis
I submitted mine on 22 August, before my trip to Japan.
The Night Eye
The Night Eye is a beautifully crafted ring, holding a fragment of a mysterious crystal
found on an asteroid impact site.
The crystal glows at night and gives the bearer magical power.
Not many rings are known to exist.
Level 49
At Night:
Attack Magic Potency: +10
Healing Magic Potency: +10
Magic Accuracy: +7
Intelligence: +7
Daytime:
Magic Accuracy: -7
Mind: -7
MP: -30
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09-06-2012, 01:30 AMSynfragVery cool DigsQuote:
Originally Posted by Digs