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| - | The Movies | + | The Movies on-line was the web portal for people who needed to unharness their movies to other gamers. moreover as its own section on the general Lionhead forums, TMO allowed players to upload their own movies to the internet for others to review and criticize. Reviews allowed users to rate movies from 1 to five stars, as well as leave a comment. once uploading a film, the player might place the show into one in all five totally different categories: Romance, Action, Comedy, Horror, and Sci-Fi. This translated into Virtual Credits (VCs), a form of virtual currency that was used to buy new props, costumes, and sets, and to advertise on-line movies. |
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| - | When the | + | When the game was first discharged, a "propshop" was publicised as the only way to spend VCs. Moviemakers were asked, not required, to upload their movies created using the game, earning them around five hundred VCs. every review was worth two hundred VC. after the flicks Stunts & Effects was free, the movies online entire website was remade. The new TMO featured how to advertise movies to the general public, mistreatment movie posters. moving-picture show posters were uploaded and could be posted to the most movie-poster spot on the homepage for 1,000 VC. Posters were willy-nilly shown. This was, besides the propshop, the sole "official" way to spend VCs. |
| - | Every week, Lionhead picked out six movies to be featured on the TMO homepage. These movies may be submitted to fansites, | + | Every week, Lionhead picked out six movies to be featured on the TMO homepage. These movies may be submitted to fansites, UN agency typically contacted Lionhead on that movies they appointed. The "Hall Of Fame" was the ninth TMO chart. Before the location was re-done, there was a "Top Stars" chart, within which top Stars were featured on the positioning. the top Stars were fictional, and were often judged by what percentage films they appeared in on TMO. The charts were generally updated each six hours. The exact formula for how the charts were resolved was not publicly known, but numbers of unique viewers, peer rating and time elapsed since release of any given movie all played a role in calculating chart position. |
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The Movies on-line was the web portal for people who needed to unharness their movies to other gamers. moreover as its own section on the general Lionhead forums, TMO allowed players to upload their own movies to the internet for others to review and criticize. Reviews allowed users to rate movies from 1 to five stars, as well as leave a comment. once uploading a film, the player might place the show into one in all five totally different categories: Romance, Action, Comedy, Horror, and Sci-Fi. This translated into Virtual Credits (VCs), a form of virtual currency that was used to buy new props, costumes, and sets, and to advertise on-line movies. Free Movie Online When the game was first discharged, a "propshop" was publicised as the only way to spend VCs. Moviemakers were asked, not required, to upload their movies created using the game, earning them around five hundred VCs. every review was worth two hundred VC. after the flicks Stunts & Effects was free, the movies online entire website was remade. The new TMO featured how to advertise movies to the general public, mistreatment movie posters. moving-picture show posters were uploaded and could be posted to the most movie-poster spot on the homepage for 1,000 VC. Posters were willy-nilly shown. This was, besides the propshop, the sole "official" way to spend VCs.
Every week, Lionhead picked out six movies to be featured on the TMO homepage. These movies may be submitted to fansites, UN agency typically contacted Lionhead on that movies they appointed. The "Hall Of Fame" was the ninth TMO chart. Before the location was re-done, there was a "Top Stars" chart, within which top Stars were featured on the positioning. the top Stars were fictional, and were often judged by what percentage films they appeared in on TMO. The charts were generally updated each six hours. The exact formula for how the charts were resolved was not publicly known, but numbers of unique viewers, peer rating and time elapsed since release of any given movie all played a role in calculating chart position.
