Oh my! I’m totally entering this one, two of those have been on my sister’s wishlist for a bit. However, first time entering one of these, hopefully I understood the rules correctly.
D. (16)
J. (20)
K. (8)
I ran the script (and with counting) it said I have 44 badges. If I got the steps wrong, please forgive me, I’ll correct it.
Good luck everyone! And thank you @ohko and @RaccoonV for hosting this for the community!
Heya, another great raffle! I was waiting for this one to contact you and to sponsor a game but as i can see the game i was willing to sponsor is already on a list so maybe next time?
I like that people that have made more contributions to the site (ie, earned more badges) have a greater chance to win. But at some point, we’ve all earned the right to say “I belong to this community,” and at this point, I think we should all be considered equal. Does 50 badges adequately represent this community “citizenship”? I’m not sure, but I’m running the experiment. In the last round, only a few entrants had over 50 tickets, so I think it’s a reasonable starting point to cap. @Fraggles, sorry to single you out: with over 300 badges, so you must be mitigated… You have tOo muChpowER!
To add, I was thinking an increased per-prize max of 20 forces you to be more picky with allocations. In the last round, there were a couple of huge entries that I thought would’ve swept the raffle. In the end, I was surprised that there was only one person who won a double prize.
I also like the idea that a new member might be incentivised to earn 20 badges to max out their entry on a game they really want. There were plenty of entries with less than 20 badges last round and now we can take them hostage using our slanted game tactics! Stockholm syndrome is inevitable…
Array
.from // create array from,
( document.querySelectorAll('.grant-count') // duplicate badge count elements,
, e => Number(e.textContent) // converting each element's text to a number.
)
.reduce // reduce the array above by,
( (a,b) => a + b // adding each number to the previous number,
, document.querySelectorAll('.badge-card').length // starting with your unique badge count,
- document.querySelectorAll('.grant-count').length // minus the number of duplicates.
)
.badge-card elements are each unique badges
.grant-count element is a child of a badge, and represents the number of times that specific badge was earned. You will only see a .grant-count element if you have earned the same badge more than once.
Didn’t do me any good anyway and while I could have entered with full tickets to every game last time I of course wouldn’t do that. I agree with limiting things a bit, as I was trying to say last time I felt that counting duplicates made the whole thing a little silly.
Also you CAN respond to multiple people in a single post. : )
Thanks for entering.
I definitely don’t mind making some videos should I win.