Mine was, "Welcome, welcome to the Escapist, it's safer here."
But on reflection it doesn't seem so good anymore.
But on reflection it doesn't seem so good anymore.
Slogan Winners Announced!
- Thread starter Spinwhiz
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Well done to the winners.I don't mind not winning this one, really. That EvE one was the only one I got me hopes up for. Be damned if I don't enter anyway though!
Congrats. These probably beat my suggestion: "The Escapist, where stupid people need not apply."
You know, I'd like to think a site like this would choose something a little funnier or to-the-point. The bland vagueries here all sound like capital M Marketing to me (my wife works in the Publishing Industry as a Marketing Manager, so perhaps I'm a little jaded by it). They're not bad at all, just sort of generic. You could apply them to any gaming website.
My entry of "We have more than Zero Punctuation......promise" (with promise in italics) was obviously the right choice.
My entry of "We have more than Zero Punctuation......promise" (with promise in italics) was obviously the right choice.
Good job to all the winners: My personal favourite was Adair_The_Skull's.
Oh, and if anyone wants to know, I entered with:
The Escapist: On The Right Page.
Oh, and if anyone wants to know, I entered with:
The Escapist: On The Right Page.
I don't understand why these captions won. Not only do they lack any creativity, but they are cliched and boring. Mine was at least worth a mention, I think.
"The Escapist: Ensconce, Efface, Educe."
It is perfect alliteration, and unless you have never read a book, you should know what the words mean, and that the phrase makes sense. To Escape, you first settle into a private, comfortable place. Then you you erase all prior preconceptions of yourself or the world around you- you start with a clean slate. Finally, you develop previously latent potential in yourself. All of these things make up the act of Escaping into a video game.
"The Escapist: Ensconce, Efface, Educe."
It is perfect alliteration, and unless you have never read a book, you should know what the words mean, and that the phrase makes sense. To Escape, you first settle into a private, comfortable place. Then you you erase all prior preconceptions of yourself or the world around you- you start with a clean slate. Finally, you develop previously latent potential in yourself. All of these things make up the act of Escaping into a video game.