I'm wondering the same thing. My friend and I worked together to take a duo screenshot, using only one of our computers for the screenshot because it had the better camera angle.WuffyCerulei wrote: »@ZOS_GinaBruno If my friends and I submit a group pic and win, do we all get the prizes or just the person submitting it?
Would like to know this as well and if it applies to duo pics.
Well, I made a full set of armour and bought about 100k worth of motifs for specific pieces before finding out Denmark is excluded from the contest. But here is what I would have entered with.
Maybe someone else can get inspired by it. Who knows.
When we enter as Duo or Group - do we each submit a screenshot?
There isn't a way to enter multiple character IDs.
Also would love to be able to say which Princes are shown in an entry with more than one player...
Well, since haven't heard both of us are submitting an entry for Duo lol.
WuffyCerulei wrote: »If my friends and I submit a group pic and win, do we all get the prizes or just the person submitting it?
ZOS_Holden wrote: »Hi guys,WuffyCerulei wrote: »If my friends and I submit a group pic and win, do we all get the prizes or just the person submitting it?
Great question! Every player in the group pic would get the prizes. We hope this clears things up a bit.
The screenshot can be taken anywhere, it doesn't have to be at an Outfit Station. Be creative and have it help tell your story!@ZOS_GinaBruno
I have a question, not sure if it has already been answered. The screenshot you submit, is it supposed to be taken at the outfit station? Or can it be from anywhere in ESO? As long as there is good lighting so you can actually see the outfit.
Everyone in the screenshot will get the prize as long as they meet the eligibility requirements in the contest rules.WuffyCerulei wrote: »@ZOS_GinaBruno If my friends and I submit a group pic and win, do we all get the prizes or just the person submitting it?
She can still take part, but will not be eligible for prizing.Not sure if this has been answered or not, but I live in the UK and my partner lives in Romania. We wish to submit as a duo, but her country isn't eligble. Can she still take part and be with me in my picture, and only I get the prizes? Or can I only submit with other people from eligble countries?
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What you could do is have someone from an eligible country submit the screenshot, and maybe you break it out into 2 submissions (8 players each).Hey @ZOS_GinaBruno @ZOS_JessicaFolsom I came to this thread, hoping you can help me with a problem we came with this event.
My Guild and I are participating in the Daedric Dressing Up Contest and we created a great idea and setting for the photo. There is only two problems, being my nationality the first one and the amount of players on the screenshot (16) the second one.
I hope you are willing to listen to our idea as we've put lot of effort in our outfits, ideas and setting!
One entry per category, per the rules.
Screenshots shouldn't be modified beyond some basic color correction (brightness, contrast, etc).@ZOS_GinaBruno hi! I hope this isn't too inane of a question, but for the Duo and Group categories, are we allowed to enter a composite screenshot (several cropped and pasted together) of several of our characters?
That is, if I wanted to make a Duo entry, may I make an outfit for two of my characters and then combine the screenshots into one image to enter as the Duo? I imagine one character with two outfits (e.g. Sheo and Jygg) would not be allowed.
Or for Duo and Group must it be one character per player?
Which leads to my second question: someone already asked above if we may edit our screenshots, but would it be alright if we slightly adjusted the brightness and contrast (e.g. no more than 30%) for visibility and presentation purposes?
Similarly, are we permitted to include multiple angles (front and back view) by editing in the second view?
Is there a preferred format?
I already have a few ideas, I'm just wondering because if we can use multiple of our own characters, that's more room for creativity and less painful decisions of which one to enter!
Edit: and if we can include a mount, would that include past crown crate mounts (e.g. Dwarven)?
Just one entry is fine. If you're chosen as a winner, we'll collect the UserIDs when we reach out to you.When we enter as Duo or Group - do we each submit a screenshot?
There isn't a way to enter multiple character IDs.
Also would love to be able to say which Princes are shown in an entry with more than one player...
Well, I made a full set of armour and bought about 100k worth of motifs for specific pieces before finding out Denmark is excluded from the contest. But here is what I would have entered with.
We would like to know, when we apply as a duo, if one of us is allowed to use a polymorph rather than an outfit.
This would serve to better represent the other character, who embodies the daedric princes idea. Is this legit or shall we be forever doomed and forgotten ?
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »The screenshot can be taken anywhere, it doesn't have to be at an Outfit Station. Be creative and have it help tell your story!
@ZOS_GinaBruno @ZOS_Holden thank you for the clarification!
I submitted my entry a few days ago, a screenshot with some mild contrast, brightness, etc, correction, but it's cropped (I used the open menu to get a better shot showing legs and feet). Should I resubmit it uncropped? I don’t want to get disqualified for having 'two' entries that are the same image.
Sadly, it isn't ZoS that really decides on the eligible countries. Different countries have different rules governing contests, sweepstakes, gambling, etc. If these rules are too strict or require a LOT of extra work for a legal team then the country is going to get excluded:(
FoolishHuman wrote: »ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »The screenshot can be taken anywhere, it doesn't have to be at an Outfit Station. Be creative and have it help tell your story!
So it's a screenshot contest now after all? I wish you would have said that in the contest post, instead of calling it a "dress up contest". I bet some people already submitted their entry without knowing the background and location would be part of the contest as well.
ZOS_Holden wrote: »Hi there!
Great questions, guys! Hopefully we can shed some light on these.DragonLane555 wrote: »Anyway I was wondering if there was anyway to change my submisstion?
Yes. Submitting a second time will count as a resubmission.Saucy_Jack wrote: »Does the outfit have to be created through some combination of craftable gear at the actual outfit station, or can it be created from costume pieces as well?
No. The outfit does not have to be solely made from craftable gear, costume pieces can also be used.
driosketch wrote: »
I don't know if background actually counts, but you can resubmit.
why is Denmark excluded? do ZOS have any problem with some countries? it seems very xenophobic to me.
after i send my entry and read this i noticed that they also banned Portuguese players from the contest, and the weird thing is that ZOS have been enjoying my money without any problem. so why are we getting excluded?
So aside from being a non-compliant prize, if you were to spend even a fraction of a euro on any resource indirectly related to the game - this includes Internet service and power utilities - that second, quoted part would also be violated.
Out of curiosity, what kind of contests did Steam organize?So aside from being a non-compliant prize, if you were to spend even a fraction of a euro on any resource indirectly related to the game - this includes Internet service and power utilities - that second, quoted part would also be violated.
it doesn't make any sense. if that could be possible no one from Portugal would be able to enter in any international contest, and the fact is that the zos contests are the only contests i know that Portuguese people are banned from. there must be another reason.
as i said before: i never had any problem to enter in any contest on steam or receiving their prizes. and i've been using steam for 14 years.