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rjbman
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Just curious, are there any limits to submitting a game? Besides it being your own, of course.

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Asherlee
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verify that this game does not contain Mochibot, Mochiads, HeyZap or other 3rd party Micro-Transaction systems.

After it is submitted, it is reviewed.

If that doesn't answer your question, what do you mean by "limits?"

rjbman
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Nomad

I'd rather not say. But it's nothing bad, like agewise, in the game. Thanks!

Asherlee
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Well, if you won't say, how is someone supposed to help you?

Graham
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Nomad

no Pr0n, keep PG-13. Worse you'll probably see here is one of the Dark cut series.

rjbman
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Nomad

It relates to the submitter's age.

Asherlee
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Well, technically it could be a problem. You have to join AG to submit a game. Upon joining you have to agree with ToS that you are, in fact, at least 13 years old.

Pazx
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Saying ToS scares me. It sounds like Terms of Surrender. What does it stand for?

If you are thirteen, you should be fine. You could always get an 'older brother' to make an account and submit it.

I think I joined this site when I was eleven, but don't tell noone.

Asherlee
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Terms of Service. And Pazx, stop announcing that...

Also...it's late. Why are you still up?

Pazx
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It's 4pm here, and I am usually up until about 2am. What time zone are you in Asherlee? (I needs it for Graal purposes)

yeah I'll shut up now...

Asherlee
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Sure..sure.

I forgot you were in another timezone. But it's late here.

rjbman
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Nomad

Okay I'm good then. I'm at least a few years over that. For Newgrounds it's 18 to submit a game.

BeastMode10
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I, uh, actually took some time to browse through the fine print for the student version of CS4, and apparantly, you can't use the student version to create applications that are used for profit, i.e., if you want a sponsorship, you need the 'real version'.

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