Viewing the source code. If you're using Firefox, hit F12 to bring up the dev console and start looking for the hidden stuff :)Quote:
Originally Posted by zredgemz
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Viewing the source code. If you're using Firefox, hit F12 to bring up the dev console and start looking for the hidden stuff :)Quote:
Originally Posted by zredgemz
I've already done that ;) It's set to do things at specific time points and some hidden bits and pieces will come and go.
To be fair, that's still way too much to ask for the average user =P (you need to know HTML, CSS and specifically what to look for)Quote:
Originally Posted by dra600n
there's a hidden competition form you can reveal but I'm pretty sure fonz is using php to populate a hidden field at a specific time/action to stop people like me cheating (see the form field with the value plop)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sik
♫ Game Over Yeah ♫Quote:
Originally Posted by matteus
http://www.paprium.com/skin/pics/welovemd.gif
I tried that. The preview works, but when I click submit it goes back to the edit window.Quote:
Originally Posted by zredgemz
There's no hidden field and all I can see is a 3 seconds timeout (probably to avoid the form from being submitted twice in a row).Quote:
Originally Posted by matteus
Doesn't look like there's anything to prevent cheating anyway. Seems like to reveal the form all you have to do is click the link in the copyright notice anyway.
EDIT: there's also an easter egg luring around (・ｏ・)
look harder: <input type="hidden" name="rhide" value="plop" />
Welp. Not like it matters given how it seems it's not even meant to be that hidden (see spoiler). May be just to deter spam.
EDIT: yeah the javascript doesn't touch it, it just changes the visibility of the form. If you just submitted it through the browser like any normal person would do, it won't be trashed away.
yeah I'd imagine the plop field is just a spam guard (although a bit weak)
Thanks, friend.Quote:
Originally Posted by dra600n
I hope we can get you back on the site asap.Quote:
Originally Posted by TulioAdriano
Yep, me too. I heard there's some conversation about Paprium on modern consoles, and that's something that I can definitely help with.
You should port ps to switch, so few games to play WM would get decent sales. Also paprium needs a hd version down the line, castle crashers got good sales, im fine with genny first and then make money on digital stores, wm wouldnt survive long term with just sega
I'd imagine it would be far easier to port to pc than PS. How would that partnership work though? Bill Fonz for the port upfront?
That is good, it means Fonzie does understand the benefits of doing it now.Quote:
Originally Posted by TulioAdriano
I think PSHD might have made a believer out of him.
I have been trying to spread the news about Paprium to a few good friend's of mine on youtube(some you may even know), hopefully i can get some support from them to help people find out about the game.
I missed Pier Solar the first time around and want to help people not have that experience with Paprium, anyone that helps me spread the word i will give a 10% off of the classic and limited edition coupon. Just PM me the forum post about Paprium or news article that you helped set up or write. I am not signed up on a lot of forum's and i do not want to come off as a shill or troll, i do want to reach as many people as we can and i do understand that the Retro community may seem big but we are still very niche group of people.
I am not being paid or work for watermelon but i do want Paprium to be an even bigger success then PSHD and within our Community here we have very passionate people who love the Sega Genesis/Mega drive, any help would be appreciated guy's.
Thank's to everybody that took the time to read all of that.