Here are our finalists for round #70 of Campaign of the Month!

Finalists:
Theme by Author

- The Modern-Day Christmas Campaign by @Addy
- The Cold Christmas Campaign by @Master Raiden

@Addy and @Master Raiden must abstain from voting.

All votes will go through a verification process. Fraudulently placed votes will result in disciplinary action including (but not limited to) disqualification of campaign/vote, suspension of participation/voting privileges, and PR2 disciplinary action.

For a sample judging scheme, you can see @bls1999's judging streams on YouTube.
Voting closes on December 2nd. Thanks!

I just got back from my 2 week trip to Victoria. It was SO good! The MATRIX workshop was awesome, there were lots of great talks and I got to meet a lot of people I'd wanted to talk to for a while (as well as some people I'd never heard of before who were super nice). I also got to discuss some potential side projects in knot theory and fusion categories. It was really fancy too: on top of providing free accommodation, MATRIX provided free all-you-can-eat buffets for breakfast and dinner, with the food provided for dinner changing each night (I got to try kangaroo for the first time - I also saw a lot of wild kangaroos in rural Victoria, as well as an emu). Honestly, the food was somehow a really strong highlight.

On Friday, I got to go to MIKU EXPO!! Here are some videos I recorded. Honestly it was such an incredible time, I desperately want to go to the next one. I hope they hold one in Australia again soon!










Words just can't express how cool this was, I felt the adrenaline for the rest of the night. What I totally didn't expect, but should have in retrospect, was being able to actually feel the music: it reverberated throughout the arena, you could really feel the vibrations of the sound waves hitting you, I've never felt anything like it before. It was just insanely exciting.

Over the weekend, I went caving with a friend (the forest we went to was really cool, huge amount of biodiversity, and we got to see some glowworms), and then we went to Fortress. For those outside of Australia, Fortress is a bar / arcade where you can hire game consoles and play while eating. It's underground and has the interior of a fantasy tavern, very reminiscent of D&D. Super cool, we got to play some Smash Bros. and Mario Party.

Overall, an amazing two weeks, from both a professional and a personal perspective. I'm a bit sad that it's over, I really hope I'll have an excuse to return to Victoria again soon.

Well howdy-do J-Village

It has been a loooong minute. I hope everyone is doing well & life is treating yall great

I thought I'd go ahead and post some sweet updates on life (feel free to let me know how your life is going in the comments!)

The past few years have been super gnarly with personal growth. I'm nearly 3 years in to the most loving relationship I could have imagined. My darling is my world and I am excited to wake and sleep with her every day <3 I could never imagine life without her and she is my rock. The most supportive person I've ever met and somehow puts up with my insane amount of tiktok vocal stims xD

I'm still going in on music. Recently I've been really deep diving in to the world of Riddim Dubstep, which is what actually got me into producing in 2013-2014. Currently garnering some pretty awesome exposure on soundcloud/tiktok and instagram as of the past couple months when I actually decided to finish tunes and start posting them - you can find my soundcloud here if you're interested  

I'm also with a promotions company named Tauawhi Promotions (Tauawhi in Te Reo Maori, the native language of NZ, means "to embrace, to love"). We're currently the only Dubstep promotions company in NZ right now bringing international acts here to play and it's been awesome. Got to meet and yarn with a few of my idols because of it

I've got some awesome shows lined up that I'll be playing on throughout 2025 (including co-headlining with some massive names!). We're also having chats about doing international shows soon starting across the road, AUSSIE!

Things in the past couple years have been a roller coaster (for good!).

Hope things in the village are going swell 

Much love

Wow wow wow.

I first started playing Platform Racing 3 (DarkDiscpline667) in October of 2010, I first started using JV (DD667, AnthraX, etc) in November of 2011.
I knew of this forum (albeit not my login details), I have played Platform Racing 3 Reborn quite extensively in the past.

I am 25 years old now, I didn't really know where to put this, but I just wanted to say thank you for keeping the memory of Jiggmin alive, and to wish you all the best, even those I butted heads with as teens. Platform Racing was once my everything, and it's heartwarming to know it still means so much to people.

As for me? I graduated university with a Bachelors in English and am now a copywriter, at least until AI takes the position. I picked up a security license, as I've pretty much completed the gym (120kg strict press, e.g.), and am looking to start wrestling and Muay Thai as hobbies. In the future, I will get into a trade.

Rock on, JV'ers.

~ DD667

Don't know how many of the people who stuck around after the fall of JV remembers me. I doubt I'll be frequenting this forum but hi everyone! Wish you all the best

Here's something (VERY vaguely) resembling my old avatar, except back then I changed it to grayscale and included a spelling mistake to trigger people, oh how times change,

I had a little competition with @Camer the Dragon @IceThatsCool and @DanielDapple in PR2.  I made a list of 70 of my favorite levels all from different people, and for each level somebody won, they'd get a random letter of my password.  The first person to get into my account is the winner! 

For some reason, within the span of a month, a bunch of old members I grew up with on JV have been checking in on this website and saying hi -- perhaps its the universe or its just coincidence

Either way I'm very happy they have. It's nice to see these old usernames from when I was younger, even if I wasn't personally close with some of them. It's nice to know people are still kicking 

If you're reading this and we used to play PR2 together or were active on old school JV I hope you're doing well, and seeing your username on my screen brings me a ton of nostalgia, it has me smilin' :  )

I used to be quite active trolling on Pr2 and Acid Forums. Good times. Kind of miss the old discussions we used to have on Acid but its good to see a lot of you are still on here. Hope everyone is well.

I wrote a jingle for the O'Reilly jingle contest - the winner is determined by voting, so I'd really appreciate it if you all could go vote for my jingle!  

Link: https://binkd.co/0Yztx