DAMN!!! I don't care if the capacity and crowd flow of that event sucks I want to go
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Coincidently I was looking at that same page earlier today, the Singapore HHN reminds me of the best days of our HHN. Also, I wonder if our doll maze may be similar to Singapore's HHN 2 concept
I have stated before that I really want the Puppet Master as an icon for here. Below is my ideal scenario:
The Puppet Master Icon
All we need for the GP to realize he is ruling the event is a puppet of one of the creatures we will see inside a house hanging on the facade somewhere. If I had my way, each house would have an interior facade and the doors to enter the house would be dressed with stage like red curtains and a puppet hanging beside them (this would be a bit harder with the non SS houses, I will admit). Heck, each house could have its own mini icon and that could be the marionette we see outside, while inside we see the real creation.
For his house we get to enter his puppet theater and see his horrible creations. The house would be accessible because, lets face it, puppets by their nature are scary and a creepy puppet master is pretty easy to connect to whether or not you understand his motivations/backstory.
The website at this point would function as a way to flesh out both the icon and his minions.
This sort of icon could also easily accomodate any IPs as all it takes to tie it in is a marionette hanging outside the house entrance and it automatically ties in.
Another reason I like this idea is it supports mini-icons. I loved mini-icons such as Sam Meetz and H.R. Bloodengutz and really wish more houses would have this sort of central character ruling over the festivities inside.
- Sep 23, 2013
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oh... oh this hurts, this is painful to see lol :'(
yeah it definitely has am "early HHN" feel to it, I miss that so much
I would think Singapore's audience don't care about IP's
As for here in the states. There's people who've been to HHN. Though don't even know what's announced until friends or commerical is out. That's how the gp are about this event. No offense to the newer generation but all they care about is IP. We've always been in this predicament. We will have to see where the arch goes for 26-29. Wouldn't be so bad if we have a icon with a story to tie the event together.
As for here in the states. There's people who've been to HHN. Though don't even know what's announced until friends or commerical is out. That's how the gp are about this event. No offense to the newer generation but all they care about is IP. We've always been in this predicament. We will have to see where the arch goes for 26-29. Wouldn't be so bad if we have a icon with a story to tie the event together.
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At least that line will look decent on a house shirt (I am looking your way "Once you're inside there is no way out" and "So this is what fear tastes like").
That could be taken the wrong way (i.e. if you thought last year was dead just wait till this year..it will be so dead you'll think HHN isn't even happening)
Why even have a tagline..seriously
"So this is what fear tastes like" made absolutely no sense on the shirt last year.
Jesus it sounds like something a very experienced girl would say on a nervous guy's first kiss :inquisitive:
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There was that root gator in la llorona, I don't see the problem here
Thanks!!! But has there ever been a good tag line? All of them sound a bit weird and sometimes sexual. "Say my name three times"
Thanks!!! But has there ever been a good tag line? All of them sound a bit weird and sometimes sexual. "Say my name three times"
Thats a bit of a stretch. You can apply that theory to anything if you try
It's a bit of a stretch because it was the only thing I could remember but there were definitely a couple that made you think twice
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Because if the event turns out to be a stinker, people can use that taglinr against it...like "HHN sucked this year, you bet it was more dead than ever". In marketing, you never want a tagline or subtitle or caption or anything like that to be able to be twisted against whatever youre advertising. While it works on one hand, it has the potential to be easy bait for critical guests or even influential reviewers.
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