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Domination 04 ch05 USA Scene

2007-11-11T23:20:55Z

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USA Scene
 
The contents of this chapter lie with the American scene, its people, releases and boards. Next issue an American will take over this chapter, which I think will make this chapter more accurate. Firstly some news...
 
AMERICAN NEWS:
 
* Zirco/F4CG left this group to remain legal, after some unsuccessful attempts at getting the old "Tunnel of Wares" online again, but only in UC-BBS mode. Later he joined Storm as a musician and then decided to rejoin F4CG. Maybe soon TOW will be back up?
 
* Grego/Motiv8 after successfully getting "In Living Color" online again went into an inactive period. But again is active in the way of calling out.
 
* Chameleon started a return to board painting with some spectacular prompts and pics for "Dream Park" because of his ties and good friendship with AVT, he joined in. (Ed: Marcellus hurry up with that pic! 8)
 
* Eliminator decided to return to the group scene and serve as Hack/Phreaker and Internet source for Onslaught, but he later decided to stay in Avantgarde, his last service to date was the routing of the 1800 number to "Dream Park". After a while the Amiga caught the interest of him and he left the scene for a short time of two weeks. But later rejoined the scene, but only solo.
 
* Nomad joined Onslaught as supplier and modem trade but two months later decided to take a break from the scene so is put on the inactive list.
 
* Cyborg from "Dream Park" decided to join both AVT and F4CG and rumours say also he may soon fix (!).
 
* Deathlok got back into the group thing and left Padua for Onslaught, but a month later joined F4CG, but with all three groups he has been inactive. (ED: Hey butch the logos??!)
 
* Shadow and Mutant-X are planning to restart the old group Avatar with a BBS.
 
* Mizar/Ex-G*P/Ex-Empire joined Motiv8 and took his board "Intertrade" as the Motiv8 WHQ, also his H/P capabilities (?) enabled the Danish based group to call out more regular to the USA. Unfortunately Mizar got busted after about 5 weeks in the group for phone fraud related crimes.
 
* Hightower joined Accept and renamed to Soul keeper, also his Canadian board "Divine Intervention" became the Accept World Head Quarter.
 
* Moloch/F4CG left due to responsibilities of the games label, Threshold Productions. But also serves under the handle "Skyclad" in case some never knew.
 
* Sphere/UD decided to join Chromance, but due to the lack of activity left them for Onslaught. He also calls under the handle Insomniak.
 
* Empire have posted on quite a few occasions that Extremist will soon return to the fixing scene and bring a board online as well. But it has been quite sometime since this was said.
 
* Massive Onslaught/Ex-Armaggedon is fixing quite actively for Style and has done some intro fixing for Onslaught & Hardcore also.
 
* Rumours say that the Suicide/AVT is indeed Pudwerx under the handle. But this is probably false.
 

AMERICAN BOARD NEWS:
 
Some weird things have happened lately in the American board section, let's take a look...
 
* Edge of Midnight will soon go back online for either Chromance or Hardcore & Onslaught. It will have some cool specs with: 1.2 GB of harddrive space for C64 only. 9MB ramlink and available 14.4K connections. Running on a different styled Omni 128 program.
 
* The Evil Island goes offline due to lack of support and callers. Apparently though, it will go back up soon, so call it! 1-314/XXX-XXXX.
 
* Liquid Palace is part-time online again with the sysop being Sphere/[O+H]. It can be called from 10pm to 10am EST. 1-609/XXX-XXXX.
 
* Rumours say that AVT were going to share 'Divine Ultimatum' with Genesis Project. But due to G*P dying and DU still not online, AVT decided to share 'Dream Park' with F4CG.
 
* Morrisey/Talent left them for Onslaught and made Down by Law the Onslaught & Hardcore world HQ. Unfortunately some modem problems were experienced and it’s been off/on line regularly.
 
* Some fucked up lamer formatted The Dungeon twice, the board is back online with the old mod running. The 1800# went down finally to this board after a good nine months!
 
* Several demos have been released, by RPG, Storm and a few other groups.
 
* Some new boards should arrive soon and there is no new news on 'Terminal Obsession' going back online.
 

Comments: 
Hope to see some more action in the American scene it’s a pity that NTSC fixing isn't taken seriously these days. But some old favourites might soon return.
 
Jazzcat.
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Domination 04 ch05 USA Scene

2007-11-11T22:48:48Z

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USA Scene
 
The contents of this chapter lie with the American scene, its people, releases and boards. Next issue an American will take over this chapter, which I think will make this chapter more accurate. Firstly some news...
 
AMERICAN NEWS:
 
# Zirco/F4CG left this group to remain legal, after some unsuccessful attempts at getting the old "Tunnel of Wares" online again, but only in UC-BBS mode. Later he joined Storm as a musician and then decided to rejoin F4CG. Maybe soon TOW will be back up?
 
# Grego/Motiv8 after successfully getting "In Living Color" online again went into an inactive period. But again is active in the way of calling out.
 
# Chameleon started a return to board painting with some spectacular prompts and pics for "Dream Park" because of his ties and good friendship with AVT, he joined in. (Ed: Marcellus hurry up with that pic! 8)
 
# Eliminator decided to return to the group scene and serve as Hack/Phreaker and Internet source for Onslaught, but he later decided to stay in Avantgarde, his last service to date was the routing of the 1800 number to "Dream Park". After a while the Amiga caught the interest of him and he left the scene for a short time of two weeks. But later rejoined the scene, but only solo.
 
# Nomad joined Onslaught as supplier and modem trade but two months later decided to take a break from the scene so is put on the inactive list.
 
# Cyborg from "Dream Park" decided to join both AVT and F4CG and rumours say also he may soon fix (!).
 
# Deathlok got back into the group thing and left Padua for Onslaught, but a month later joined F4CG, but with all three groups he has been inactive. (ED: Hey butch the logos??!)
 
# Shadow and Mutant-X are planning to restart the old group Avatar with a BBS.
 
# Mizar/Ex-G*P/Ex-Empire joined Motiv8 and took his board "Intertrade" as the Motiv8 WHQ, also his H/P capabilities (?) enabled the Danish based group to call out more regular to the USA. Unfortunately Mizar got busted after about 5 weeks in the group for phone fraud related crimes.
 
# Hightower joined Accept and renamed to Soul keeper, also his Canadian board "Divine Intervention" became the Accept World Head Quarter.
 
# Moloch/F4CG left due to responsibilities of the games label, Threshold Productions. But also serves under the handle "Skyclad" in case some never knew.
 
# Sphere/UD decided to join Chromance, but due to the lack of activity left them for Onslaught. He also calls under the handle Insomniak.
 
# Empire have posted on quite a few occasions that Extremist will soon return to the fixing scene and bring a board online as well. But it has been quite sometime since this was said.
 
# Massive Onslaught/Ex-Armaggedon is fixing quite actively for Style and has done some intro fixing for Onslaught & Hardcore also.
 
# Rumours say that the Suicide/AVT is indeed Pudwerx under the handle. But this is probably false.
 

AMERICAN BOARD NEWS:
 
Some weird things have happened lately in the American board section, let's take a look...
 
# Edge of Midnight will soon go back online for either Chromance or Hardcore & Onslaught. It will have some cool specs with: 1.2 GB of harddrive space for C64 only. 9MB ramlink and available 14.4K connections. Running on a different styled Omni 128 program.
 
# The Evil Island goes offline due to lack of support and callers. Apparently though, it will go back up soon, so call it! 1-314/XXX-XXXX.
 
# Liquid Palace is part-time online again with the sysop being Sphere/[O+H]. It can be called from 10pm to 10am EST. 1-609/XXX-XXXX.
 
# Rumours say that AVT were going to share 'Divine Ultimatum' with Genesis Project. But due to G*P dying and DU still not online, AVT decided to share 'Dream Park' with F4CG.
 
# Morrisey/Talent left them for Onslaught and made Down by Law the Onslaught & Hardcore world HQ. Unfortunately some modem problems were experienced and it’s been off/on line regularly.
 
# Some fucked up lamer formatted The Dungeon twice, the board is back online with the old mod running. The 1800# went down finally to this board after a good nine months!
 
# Several demos have been released, by RPG, Storm and a few other groups.
 
# Some new boards should arrive soon and there is no new news on 'Terminal Obsession' going back online.
 

Comments: 
Hope to see some more action in the American scene it’s a pity that NTSC fixing isn't taken seriously these days. But some old favourites might soon return.
 
Jazzcat.
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Domination 04 ch04 The Charts

2007-11-11T22:37:41Z

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Domination issue #4 Mail Chart
 
Welcome to the mail charts where I have collected the votes that YOU have given and compiled them into some sort of positional thing. Many beers fly out to the spreaders of the Domination votesheets, you guys are mentioned in 'Summary'. Its weird how charts vary in different magazines, some people complain on positions, whilst others argue with why a particular group/scener/product is voted, in the end it all boils down to one thing, people just have different opinions. In this issue these opinions, are added to hopefully compile a 'fair' chart in everyone's opinion. I have also added my own comments after each category. Au Revoir.
 

Top Cracking Group: 

Pos: Group: Points: Last issue: 
1 Avantgarde 580 6 
2 Success & TRC 448 1 
3 Chromance 417 3 
4 F4CG 379 11 
5 Alpha Flight 1970 326 2 
6 Excess 308 8 
7 Talent 184 7 
8 Dytec 164 - 
9 Onslaught & Hardcore 160 - 
10 Atlantis 125 - 
11 Fairlight 118 9 
12 Tristar & RSI 116 10 
13 Motiv8 114 12 
14 Legend 99 4 
15 Triad 68 5
 

Comments: 
Avantgarde make it home with quality cracking from Jack Alien and Derbyshire Ram and some great spreading from their trader, Intruder. Success & TRC drop one spot from their throne; they have been quite dominating in the mail charts for quite sometime though.
 
A very inactive (mail-wise) Chromance stays at third from last month. While a huge jump from 11 to 4 is performed by F4CG, who have some brilliant crackers such as Sneaper, Hain and Antitrack. Alpha Flight dropped from 2 to 5, but should rise again by next issue with the nice cracking quality of The Ignorance. Excess seem to keep creeping forth, maybe some more first releases will help also. The new co-op, [O+H] makes a combined opening on nine. Whilst some oldies like FLT, Triad and Legend slip to allow some new entries.

 

Top Single Cracker:
 
Pos: Handle/Group: Points: Last issue: 
1 Jack Alien/AVT 485 3 
2 Burglar/SCS+TRC 421 1 
3 Hain/F4CG 335 5 
4 Derbyshire Ram/AVT 213 7 
5 Bacchus/Fairlight 194 8 
6 Chrysagon/[O+H] 165 16 
7 CBA/TRC+SCS 145 - 
8 Powerplant/Legend 123 2 
9 Crossfire/Motiv8 92 12 
10 Stake/[O+H] 83 - 
11 Skinhead/AFL 76 19 
12 Countzero/SNES FLT 69 4 
13 Zar/Chromance 62 - 
14 The Ignorance/AFL 58 - 
15 Thorn/AVT 50 -
 
Comments: 
Jack Alien takes over place #1 from Burglar with his cool mail versions. Hain does a surprise leap, considering his slowed down pace this shouldn't have happened, but look at this outfit! Derby Ram, a familiar in the charts rises from #7. An excellent cracker in the name of Bacchus/FLT rises to fifth position, its good to see the votes are starting to pan out to people that deserve them. Chrysagon is back in the top ten again, after quite a break, perhaps his group change sparked some activeness. Powerplant and Countzero fall many places, Countzero has done some nice mail and first release cracks lately, and he will rise in next issue for sure. The Ignorance finally gets into the top 15, an excellent, experienced cracker who deserves a top 5 status!
 

Top Demo Group:
 
Pos: Group: Points: Latest Production: Last issue: 
1 Oxyron 644 Parts 1 
2 Camelot 534 Tower Power 100% 2 
3 Byterapers 361 World of code 3 22 
4 Fairlight 306 Skaaneland 6 
5 Crest 256 Buds 3 
6 Censor 229 Bla Bla 4 
7 Antic 199 D.Z. 7 
8 Triad 166 No Control 5 
9 Taboo 163 Ritual II 10 
10 Agony 132 - - 
11 Focus 130 Visual Delight 2 9 
12 Charged 125 Crystal Sheep 3 19 
13 Reflex 118 Radio Napalm - 
14 Nipson 117 - - 
15 Light 83 Brutal Comeback 19
 
Comments: 
The top duo remains the same since last issue, but should fall places by next issue. Byterapers is rewarded by position #3 from #22, after their magnificent 'World Of Code' series, a deserved position. Fairlight for some reason rise, even though they haven't released anything for ages. Crest finally start to drop positions, but maybe will pick up as soon as their demo and music collection are released. Reflex enters the top and will rise very rapidly by next issue, with their brilliant trackmos. The old group Light manage to sneak in, for the first time in ages. Megastyle should be higher and so should Padua and maybe Byterapers. Wrath Designs should be in the top #10!!

 
 
Top Programmer:
 
Pos: Handle/Group: Points: Last Issue: 
1 TTS/Oxyron 488 1 
2 Mr.Sex/Byterapers 405 - 
3 Slammer/Camelot 316 4 
4 Crossbow/Crest 202 2 
5 Axis/Oxyron 198 8 
6 Graham/Oxyron 189 23 
7 MMS/Taboo 183 10 
8 Bob/Censor 179 6 
9 Tron/Fairlight 148 3 
10 Raz/Camelot 130 3 
11 Glasnost/Camelot 121 9 
12 Zodiac/Flash Inc 120 5 
13 Kingfisher/Triad 105 11 
14 Depeh/Antic 79 17 
15 Ed/Wrath Designs 73 -
 
Comments: 
TTS holds the number one spot, but for how long? Mr.Sex debuts at position #2 and is the highest new entry. Slammer rises one more place after his Tower Power effort. The mighty Crossbow naturally falls from place two due to inactivity, release wise. Axis & Graham from the Oxyron posse rise in the charts. The latter half consists of coders losing points because of inactivity or delay in their releases. Ed and Depeh should be higher, whereas TTS, Crossbow and Zodiac should not be as high. Where is the brilliant Quiss/Reflex, he should be in the top #5. Also Scroll/MSP, JFK/Triad and some Light members should rise soon.
 

Top Graphicians:
 
Pos: Handle/Group: Points: Last issue: 
1 Electric/Extend 407 2 
2 Creeper/Antic 380 1 
3 Joe/Wrath Designs 345 3 
4 Ogami/Fairlight 317 4 
5 Cruise/Taboo 312 6 
6 Fazee/Taboo 172 20 
7 RRR/Oxyron 144 12 
8 Mirage/Focus 131 7 
9 Hein Design/Focus 125 5 
10 Dane/Triad 94 10 
11 Carrion/Elysium 93 15 
12 Bizkid/Camelot 86 9 
13 Rob/Camelot 70 8 
14 Ans/Spirit 69 17 
15 Sander/Focus 66 13 
 
Comments: 
Electric takes over the top position from Creeper, both are a little inactive. Joe stays steady on number three, whilst the Polish talent, Cruise/Taboo rises 1 position and will continue with the release of 'Ritual 2'. Fazee does a huge jump from number 20 to 6. Hein and Rob lose places, but activity should pick up with future group projects. Ans/Spirit wonders into the top after a break and RRR/Oxyron does a nice jump from position 12 to 7. Mainly because of his cool "intro" logos and full screen pics.. 8) Mirage and Ogami Should fall and Dane might rise, look at his nice artwork in the main menu!
 

Top Musicians:
 
Pos: Name/Group: Points: Last Issue: 
1 The Syndrom/Crest/TIA 478 1 
2 PRI/Oxyron/TIA 450 4 
3 Jeff/Camelot 314 5 
4 Jeroen Tel/MON 204 3 
5 Zyron/Antic/Swemix 180 6 
6 Compod/Agony 155 18 
7 Red Devil/Fairlight/SM 151 8 
8 PVCF/Reflex 138 - 
9 Fanta/Bass 125 - 
10 Shogoon/Taboo 112 21 
11 Danko/Censor 102 7 
12 Drax/Vibrants 96 2 
13 A-Man 94 9 
14 Decoy/Excess 90 20 
15 JVD/Focus 89 15 
 
Comments: 
The Syndrom makes it once again to the number one. Whilst PRI/Oxyron chases him from position 4 to 2 and is still rising. Deserved votes fly to Jeff/CML and he moves from position 5 to 3. Compod does a noticeable jump to position 6 from 18, due to a music collection and some nice game music. PVCF/Reflex debuts at number eight after his cool soundtracks for "Radio Napalm" and "Access Denied". Danko and Drax all many places, whilst JVD/Focus stays steady at position 15. PRI and Jeroen Tel should fall places due to inactivity and so should Red Devil of Fairlight. Morbid/SS should be far higher.
 

Top Mail Traders: 
Pos: Name/Group: Points: Last issue: 
1 Splatterhead/SCS+TRC 293 4 
2 Spermbird/Excess 266 6 
3 Intruder/Avantgarde 229 - 
4 Calypso/AFL/Amnesia 212 1 
5 Derbyshire Ram/Avantgarde 181 3 
6 Syco/Chromance 91 12 
7 Nightshade/SCS+TRC 87 2 
8 Dr.Kaos/Reflex 82 22 
9 Starlight/Extacy 80 23 
10 Styx/AFL 78 10 
11 Walker/F4CG 74 - 
12 H-Bloxx/Excess 65 - 
13 Lemming/Fatum 64 - 
14 Robocop/Atlantis 63 - 
15 Tabasco/Fairlight 61 11 
 
Comments: 
Splatterhead steals first place along with Spermbird on position #2, both did spectacular jumps from positions #4 and #6 respectively. Maybe because they both spread Domination, huhhuh! 8) The mail king, Intruder, debuts at position #3 and will be a regular in these charts in the future. Calypso, D'ram and Nightshade all fall places after slips of activity and laziness.. or in some cases with people, the internet.. Dr.Kaos and Starlight move from positions 22 & 23 into the top #15. Bizarre, Acidchild and Vengeance deserve higher.

 

Top Disk Magazine: 
Pos: Name/Group: Points: Last issue: 
1 Nitro/Excess 556 1 
2 Skyhigh/Camelot 510 2 
3 Vandalism News/[O+H] 245 14 
4 Revealed/Camelot 230 4 
5 Insider/Reflex 165 - 
6 Propaganda 152 17 
7 Relax 134 - 
8 Mendip/Arcoss 132 - 
9 Gamers Guide/Triad 126 12 
10 Tribune/Angry 122 - 
11 Metamorphosis/Atlantis 77 - 
12 Splash/Accuracy 57 - 
13 Magness 45 22 
14 Update/Padua 42 11 
15 Shout/EQX&FLT (TRSI) 39 - 

 
Comments: 
Nitro & Skyhigh remain firm on their top 2 places. Vandalism News did a massive jump from position #14 to #3, very regular releasing. Revealed by IMN stays at #4, but will lose places due to regularity. Insider makes a debut at position #5, a great mag that will grow as more issues are released for sure. Propaganda does a nice move from #17, great editorial work, only a plan to regular release it will allow for further rising by next issue. Gamers Guide is included for the last time, as this original magazine died at issue #25, well done by the Triad team though for the strong work. Splash dropped many places, but they managed to put out another issue lately which will give them more votes for next issue. Shout should be higher. Because Domination is a independent magazine, this allows and group, magazine or production to be included in the charts, with the exception of myself and my own magazine. If you wish to place votes, email #128 on Down By law or send a standard votesheet or blankdisk to:
 
Bizarre/[O+H] Jazzcat/[O+H] Splatterhead/SCS&TRC 
XXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXX 
XXXXXXXXX X XX XX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX 
XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XX 
XXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXXX 
 
Remember no voting for yourself, group members, group or group productions.
 
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Domination 04 ch04 The Charts

2007-11-11T22:35:01Z

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Domination issue #4 Mail Chart
 
Welcome to the mail charts where I have collected the votes that YOU have given and compiled them into some sort of positional thing. Many beers fly out to the spreaders of the Domination votesheets, you guys are mentioned in 'Summary'. Its weird how charts vary in different magazines, some people complain on positions, whilst others argue with why a particular group/scener/product is voted, in the end it all boils down to one thing, people just have different opinions. In this issue these opinions, are added to hopefully compile a 'fair' chart in everyone's opinion. I have also added my own comments after each category. Au Revoir.
 

Top Cracking Group: 

Pos: Group: Points: Last issue: 
1 Avantgarde 580 6 
2 Success & TRC 448 1 
3 Chromance 417 3 
4 F4CG 379 11 
5 Alpha Flight 1970 326 2 
6 Excess 308 8 
7 Talent 184 7 
8 Dytec 164 - 
9 Onslaught & Hardcore 160 - 
10 Atlantis 125 - 
11 Fairlight 118 9 
12 Tristar & RSI 116 10 
13 Motiv8 114 12 
14 Legend 99 4 
15 Triad 68 5
 

Comments: 
Avantgarde make it home with quality cracking from Jack Alien and Derbyshire Ram and some great spreading from their trader, Intruder. Success & TRC drop one spot from their throne; they have been quite dominating in the mail charts for quite sometime though.
 
A very inactive (mail-wise) Chromance stays at third from last month. While a huge jump from 11 to 4 is performed by F4CG, who have some brilliant crackers such as Sneaper, Hain and Antitrack. Alpha Flight dropped from 2 to 5, but should rise again by next issue with the nice cracking quality of The Ignorance. Excess seem to keep creeping forth, maybe some more first releases will help also. The new co-op, [O+H] makes a combined opening on nine. Whilst some oldies like FLT, Triad and Legend slip to allow some new entries.

 

Top Single Cracker:
 
Pos: Handle/Group: Points: Last issue: 
1 Jack Alien/AVT 485 3 
2 Burglar/SCS+TRC 421 1 
3 Hain/F4CG 335 5 
4 Derbyshire Ram/AVT 213 7 
5 Bacchus/Fairlight 194 8 
6 Chrysagon/[O+H] 165 16 
7 CBA/TRC+SCS 145 - 
8 Powerplant/Legend 123 2 
9 Crossfire/Motiv8 92 12 
10 Stake/[O+H] 83 - 
11 Skinhead/AFL 76 19 
12 Countzero/SNES FLT 69 4 
13 Zar/Chromance 62 - 
14 The Ignorance/AFL 58 - 
15 Thorn/AVT 50 -
 
Comments: 
Jack Alien takes over place #1 from Burglar with his cool mail versions. Hain does a surprise leap, considering his slowed down pace this shouldn't have happened, but look at this outfit! Derby Ram, a familiar in the charts rises from #7. An excellent cracker in the name of Bacchus/FLT rises to fifth position, its good to see the votes are starting to pan out to people that deserve them. Chrysagon is back in the top ten again, after quite a break, perhaps his group change sparked some activeness. Powerplant and Countzero fall many places, Countzero has done some nice mail and first release cracks lately, and he will rise in next issue for sure. The Ignorance finally gets into the top 15, an excellent, experienced cracker who deserves a top 5 status!
 

Top Demo Group:
 
Pos: Group: Points: Latest Production: Last issue: 
1 Oxyron 644 Parts 1 
2 Camelot 534 Tower Power 100% 2 
3 Byterapers 361 World of code 3 22 
4 Fairlight 306 Skaaneland 6 
5 Crest 256 Buds 3 
6 Censor 229 Bla Bla 4 
7 Antic 199 D.Z. 7 
8 Triad 166 No Control 5 
9 Taboo 163 Ritual II 10 
10 Agony 132 - - 
11 Focus 130 Visual Delight 2 9 
12 Charged 125 Crystal Sheep 3 19 
13 Reflex 118 Radio Napalm - 
14 Nipson 117 - - 
15 Light 83 Brutal Comeback 19
 
Comments: 
The top duo remains the same since last issue, but should fall places by next issue. Byterapers is rewarded by position #3 from #22, after their magnificent 'World Of Code' series, a deserved position. Fairlight for some reason rise, even though they haven't released anything for ages. Crest finally start to drop positions, but maybe will pick up as soon as their demo and music collection are released. Reflex enters the top and will rise very rapidly by next issue, with their brilliant trackmos. The old group Light manage to sneak in, for the first time in ages. Megastyle should be higher and so should Padua and maybe Byterapers. Wrath Designs should be in the top #10!!

 
 
Top Programmer:
 
Pos: Handle/Group: Points: Last Issue: 
1 TTS/Oxyron 488 1 
2 Mr.Sex/Byterapers 405 - 
3 Slammer/Camelot 316 4 
4 Crossbow/Crest 202 2 
5 Axis/Oxyron 198 8 
6 Graham/Oxyron 189 23 
7 MMS/Taboo 183 10 
8 Bob/Censor 179 6 
9 Tron/Fairlight 148 3 
10 Raz/Camelot 130 3 
11 Glasnost/Camelot 121 9 
12 Zodiac/Flash Inc 120 5 
13 Kingfisher/Triad 105 11 
14 Depeh/Antic 79 17 
15 Ed/Wrath Designs 73 -
 
Comments: 
TTS holds the number one spot, but for how long? Mr.Sex debuts at position #2 and is the highest new entry. Slammer rises one more place after his Tower Power effort. The mighty Crossbow naturally falls from place two due to inactivity, release wise. Axis & Graham from the Oxyron posse rise in the charts. The latter half consists of coders losing points because of inactivity or delay in their releases. Ed and Depeh should be higher, whereas TTS, Crossbow and Zodiac should not be as high. Where is the brilliant Quiss/Reflex, he should be in the top #5. Also Scroll/MSP, JFK/Triad and some Light members should rise soon.
 

Top Graphicians:
 
Pos: Handle/Group: Points: Last issue: 
1 Electric/Extend 407 2 
2 Creeper/Antic 380 1 
3 Joe/Wrath Designs 345 3 
4 Ogami/Fairlight 317 4 
5 Cruise/Taboo 312 6 
6 Fazee/Taboo 172 20 
7 RRR/Oxyron 144 12 
8 Mirage/Focus 131 7 
9 Hein Design/Focus 125 5 
10 Dane/Triad 94 10 
11 Carrion/Elysium 93 15 
12 Bizkid/Camelot 86 9 
13 Rob/Camelot 70 8 
14 Ans/Spirit 69 17 
15 Sander/Focus 66 13 
 
Comments: 
Electric takes over the top position from Creeper, both are a little inactive. Joe stays steady on number three, whilst the Polish talent, Cruise/Taboo rises 1 position and will continue with the release of 'Ritual 2'. Fazee does a huge jump from number 20 to 6. Hein and Rob lose places, but activity should pick up with future group projects. Ans/Spirit wonders into the top after a break and RRR/Oxyron does a nice jump from position 12 to 7. Mainly because of his cool "intro" logos and full screen pics.. 8) Mirage and Ogami Should fall and Dane might rise, look at his nice artwork in the main menu!
 

Top Musicians:
 
Pos: Name/Group: Points: Last Issue: 
1 The Syndrom/Crest/TIA 478 1 
2 PRI/Oxyron/TIA 450 4 
3 Jeff/Camelot 314 5 
4 Jeroen Tel/MON 204 3 
5 Zyron/Antic/Swemix 180 6 
6 Compod/Agony 155 18 
7 Red Devil/Fairlight/SM 151 8 
8 PVCF/Reflex 138 - 
9 Fanta/Bass 125 - 
10 Shogoon/Taboo 112 21 
11 Danko/Censor 102 7 
12 Drax/Vibrants 96 2 
13 A-Man 94 9 
14 Decoy/Excess 90 20 
15 JVD/Focus 89 15 
 
Comments: 
The Syndrom makes it once again to the number one. Whilst PRI/Oxyron chases him from position 4 to 2 and is still rising. Deserved votes fly to Jeff/CML and he moves from position 5 to 3. Compod does a noticeable jump to position 6 from 18, due to a music collection and some nice game music. PVCF/Reflex debuts at number eight after his cool soundtracks for "Radio Napalm" and "Access Denied". Danko and Drax all many places, whilst JVD/Focus stays steady at position 15. PRI and Jeroen Tel should fall places due to inactivity and so should Red Devil of Fairlight. Morbid/SS should be far higher.
 

Top Mail Traders: 
Pos: Name/Group: Points: Last issue: 
1 Splatterhead/SCS+TRC 293 4 
2 Spermbird/Excess 266 6 
3 Intruder/Avantgarde 229 - 
4 Calypso/AFL/Amnesia 212 1 
5 Derbyshire Ram/Avantgarde 181 3 
6 Syco/Chromance 91 12 
7 Nightshade/SCS+TRC 87 2 
8 Dr.Kaos/Reflex 82 22 
9 Starlight/Extacy 80 23 
10 Styx/AFL 78 10 
11 Walker/F4CG 74 - 
12 H-Bloxx/Excess 65 - 
13 Lemming/Fatum 64 - 
14 Robocop/Atlantis 63 - 
15 Tabasco/Fairlight 61 11 
 
Comments: 
Splatterhead steals first place along with Spermbird on position #2, both did spectacular jumps from positions #4 and #6 respectively. Maybe because they both spread Domination, huhhuh! 8) The mail king, Intruder, debuts at position #3 and will be a regular in these charts in the future. Calypso, D'ram and Nightshade all fall places after slips of activity and laziness.. or in some cases with people, the internet.. Dr.Kaos and Starlight move from positions 22 & 23 into the top #15. Bizarre, Acidchild and Vengeance deserve higher.

 

Top Disk Magazine: 
Pos: Name/Group: Points: Last issue: 
1 Nitro/Excess 556 1 
2 Skyhigh/Camelot 510 2 
3 Vandalism News/[O+H] 245 14 
4 Revealed/Camelot 230 4 
5 Insider/Reflex 165 - 
6 Propaganda 152 17 
7 Relax 134 - 
8 Mendip/Arcoss 132 - 
9 Gamers Guide/Triad 126 12 
10 Tribune/Angry 122 - 
11 Metamorphosis/Atlantis 77 - 
12 Splash/Accuracy 57 - 
13 Magness 45 22 
14 Update/Padua 42 11 
15 Shout/EQX&FLT (TRSI) 39 - 

 
Comments: 
Nitro & Skyhigh remain firm on their top 2 places. Vandalism News did a massive jump from position #14 to #3, very regular releasing. Revealed by IMN stays at #4, but will lose places due to regularity. Insider makes a debut at position #5, a great mag that will grow as more issues are released for sure. Propaganda does a nice move from #17, great editorial work, only a plan to regular release it will allow for further rising by next issue. Gamers Guide is included for the last time, as this original magazine died at issue #25, well done by the Triad team though for the strong work. Splash dropped many places, but they managed to put out another issue lately which will give them more votes for next issue. Shout should be higher. Because Domination is a independent magazine, this allows and group, magazine or production to be included in the charts, with the exception of myself and my own magazine. If you wish to place votes, email #128 on Down By law or send a standard votesheet or blankdisk to:
 
Bizarre/[O+H] Jazzcat/[O+H] Splatterhead/SCS&TRC 
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Domination 04 ch04 The Charts

2007-11-11T08:15:52Z

220.253.105.147:

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Domination issue #4 Mail Chart
 
Welcome to the mail charts where I have collected the votes that YOU have given and compiled them into some sort of positional thing. Many beers fly out to the spreaders of the Domination votesheets, you guys are mentioned in 'Summary'. Its weird how charts vary in different magazines, some people complain on positions, whilst others argue with why a particular group/scener/product is voted, in the end it all boils down to one thing, people just have different opinions. In this issue these opinions, are added to hopefully compile a 'fair' chart in everyone's opinion. I have also added my own comments after each category. Au Revoir.
 

Top Cracking Group: 

Pos: Group: Points: Last issue: 
1 Avantgarde..............................580.............6 
2 Success & TRC...........................448.............1 
3 Chromance...............................417.............3 
4 F4CG....................................379.............11 
5 Alpha Flight 1970.......................326.............2 
6 Excess..................................308.............8 
7 Talent..................................184.............7 
8 Dytec...................................164.............- 
9 Onslaught & Hardcore....................160.............- 
10 Atlantis................................125.............- 
11 Fairlight...............................118.............9 
12 Tristar & RSI...........................116.............10 
13 Motiv8..................................114.............12 
14 Legend...................................99.............4 
15 Triad....................................68.............5
 
Comments: 
Avantgarde make it home with quality cracking from Jack Alien and Derbyshire Ram and some great spreading from their trader, Intruder. Success & TRC drop one spot from their throne; they have been quite dominating in the mail charts for quite sometime though.
 
A very inactive (mail-wise) Chromance stays at third from last month. While a huge jump from 11 to 4 is performed by F4CG, who have some brilliant crackers such as Sneaper, Hain and Antitrack. Alpha Flight dropped from 2 to 5, but should rise again by next issue with the nice cracking quality of The Ignorance. Excess seem to keep creeping forth, maybe some more first releases will help also. The new co-op, [O+H] makes a combined opening on nine. Whilst some oldies like FLT, Triad and Legend slip to allow some new entries.

 

Top Single Cracker:
 
Pos: Handle/Group: Points: Last issue: 
1 Jack Alien/AVT..........................485.............3 
2 Burglar/SCS+TRC.........................421.............1 
3 Hain/F4CG...............................335.............5 
4 Derbyshire Ram/AVT......................213.............7 
5 Bacchus/Fairlight.......................194.............8 
6 Chrysagon/[O+H].........................165.............16 
7 CBA/TRC+SCS.............................145.............- 
8 Powerplant/Legend.......................123.............2 
9 Crossfire/Motiv8.........................92.............12 
10 Stake/[O+H]..............................83.............- 
11 Skinhead/AFL.............................76.............19 
12 Countzero/SNES FLT.......................69.............4 
13 Zar/Chromance............................62.............- 
14 The Ignorance/AFL........................58.............- 
15 Thorn/AVT ...............................50.............-
 
Comments: 
Jack Alien takes over place #1 from Burglar with his cool mail versions. Hain does a surprise leap, considering his slowed down pace this shouldn't have happened, but look at this outfit! Derby Ram, a familiar in the charts rises from #7. An excellent cracker in the name of Bacchus/FLT rises to fifth position, its good to see the votes are starting to pan out to people that deserve them. Chrysagon is back in the top ten again, after quite a break, perhaps his group change sparked some activeness. Powerplant and Countzero fall many places, Countzero has done some nice mail and first release cracks lately, and he will rise in next issue for sure. The Ignorance finally gets into the top 15, an excellent, experienced cracker who deserves a top 5 status!
 

Top Demo Group:
 
Pos: Group: Points: Latest Production: Last issue: 
1 Oxyron 644 Parts 1 
2 Camelot 534 Tower Power 100% 2 
3 Byterapers 361 World of code 3 22 
4 Fairlight 306 Skaaneland 6 
5 Crest 256 Buds 3 
6 Censor 229 Bla Bla 4 
7 Antic 199 D.Z. 7 
8 Triad 166 No Control 5 
9 Taboo 163 Ritual II 10 
10 Agony 132 - - 
11 Focus 130 Visual Delight 2 9 
12 Charged 125 Crystal Sheep 3 19 
13 Reflex 118 Radio Napalm - 
14 Nipson 117 - - 
15 Light 83 Brutal Comeback 19
 
Comments: 
The top duo remains the same since last issue, but should fall places by next issue. Byterapers is rewarded by position #3 from #22, after their magnificent 'World Of Code' series, a deserved position. Fairlight for some reason rise, even though they haven't released anything for ages. Crest finally start to drop positions, but maybe will pick up as soon as their demo and music collection are released. Reflex enters the top and will rise very rapidly by next issue, with their brilliant trackmos. The old group Light manage to sneak in, for the first time in ages. Megastyle should be higher and so should Padua and maybe Byterapers. Wrath Designs should be in the top #10!!

 
 
Top Programmer:
 
Pos: Handle/Group: Points: Last Issue: 
1 TTS/Oxyron 488 1 
2 Mr.Sex/Byterapers 405 - 
3 Slammer/Camelot 316 4 
4 Crossbow/Crest 202 2 
5 Axis/Oxyron 198 8 
6 Graham/Oxyron 189 23 
7 MMS/Taboo 183 10 
8 Bob/Censor 179 6 
9 Tron/Fairlight 148 3 
10 Raz/Camelot 130 3 
11 Glasnost/Camelot 121 9 
12 Zodiac/Flash Inc 120 5 
13 Kingfisher/Triad 105 11 
14 Depeh/Antic 79 17 
15 Ed/Wrath Designs 73 -
 
Comments: 
TTS holds the number one spot, but for how long? Mr.Sex debuts at position #2 and is the highest new entry. Slammer rises one more place after his Tower Power effort. The mighty Crossbow naturally falls from place two due to inactivity, release wise. Axis & Graham from the Oxyron posse rise in the charts. The latter half consists of coders losing points because of inactivity or delay in their releases. Ed and Depeh should be higher, whereas TTS, Crossbow and Zodiac should not be as high. Where is the brilliant Quiss/Reflex, he should be in the top #5. Also Scroll/MSP, JFK/Triad and some Light members should rise soon.
 

Top Graphicians:
 
Pos: Handle/Group: Points: Last issue: 
1 Electric/Extend 407 2 
2 Creeper/Antic 380 1 
3 Joe/Wrath Designs 345 3 
4 Ogami/Fairlight 317 4 
5 Cruise/Taboo 312 6 
6 Fazee/Taboo 172 20 
7 RRR/Oxyron 144 12 
8 Mirage/Focus 131 7 
9 Hein Design/Focus 125 5 
10 Dane/Triad 94 10 
11 Carrion/Elysium 93 15 
12 Bizkid/Camelot 86 9 
13 Rob/Camelot 70 8 
14 Ans/Spirit 69 17 
15 Sander/Focus 66 13 
 
Comments: 
Electric takes over the top position from Creeper, both are a little inactive. Joe stays steady on number three, whilst the Polish talent, Cruise/Taboo rises 1 position and will continue with the release of 'Ritual 2'. Fazee does a huge jump from number 20 to 6. Hein and Rob lose places, but activity should pick up with future group projects. Ans/Spirit wonders into the top after a break and RRR/Oxyron does a nice jump from position 12 to 7. Mainly because of his cool "intro" logos and full screen pics.. 8) Mirage and Ogami Should fall and Dane might rise, look at his nice artwork in the main menu!
 

Top Musicians:
 
Pos: Name/Group: Points: Last Issue: 
1 The Syndrom/Crest/TIA 478 1 
2 PRI/Oxyron/TIA 450 4 
3 Jeff/Camelot 314 5 
4 Jeroen Tel/MON 204 3 
5 Zyron/Antic/Swemix 180 6 
6 Compod/Agony 155 18 
7 Red Devil/Fairlight/SM 151 8 
8 PVCF/Reflex 138 - 
9 Fanta/Bass 125 - 
10 Shogoon/Taboo 112 21 
11 Danko/Censor 102 7 
12 Drax/Vibrants 96 2 
13 A-Man 94 9 
14 Decoy/Excess 90 20 
15 JVD/Focus 89 15 
 
Comments: 
The Syndrom makes it once again to the number one. Whilst PRI/Oxyron chases him from position 4 to 2 and is still rising. Deserved votes fly to Jeff/CML and he moves from position 5 to 3. Compod does a noticeable jump to position 6 from 18, due to a music collection and some nice game music. PVCF/Reflex debuts at number eight after his cool soundtracks for "Radio Napalm" and "Access Denied". Danko and Drax all many places, whilst JVD/Focus stays steady at position 15. PRI and Jeroen Tel should fall places due to inactivity and so should Red Devil of Fairlight. Morbid/SS should be far higher.
 

Top Mail Traders: 
Pos: Name/Group: Points: Last issue: 
1 Splatterhead/SCS+TRC 293 4 
2 Spermbird/Excess 266 6 
3 Intruder/Avantgarde 229 - 
4 Calypso/AFL/Amnesia 212 1 
5 Derbyshire Ram/Avantgarde 181 3 
6 Syco/Chromance 91 12 
7 Nightshade/SCS+TRC 87 2 
8 Dr.Kaos/Reflex 82 22 
9 Starlight/Extacy 80 23 
10 Styx/AFL 78 10 
11 Walker/F4CG 74 - 
12 H-Bloxx/Excess 65 - 
13 Lemming/Fatum 64 - 
14 Robocop/Atlantis 63 - 
15 Tabasco/Fairlight 61 11 
 
Comments: 
Splatterhead steals first place along with Spermbird on position #2, both did spectacular jumps from positions #4 and #6 respectively. Maybe because they both spread Domination, huhhuh! 8) The mail king, Intruder, debuts at position #3 and will be a regular in these charts in the future. Calypso, D'ram and Nightshade all fall places after slips of activity and laziness.. or in some cases with people, the internet.. Dr.Kaos and Starlight move from positions 22 & 23 into the top #15. Bizarre, Acidchild and Vengeance deserve higher.

 

Top Disk Magazine: 
Pos: Name/Group: Points: Last issue: 
1 Nitro/Excess 556 1 
2 Skyhigh/Camelot 510 2 
3 Vandalism News/[O+H] 245 14 
4 Revealed/Camelot 230 4 
5 Insider/Reflex 165 - 
6 Propaganda 152 17 
7 Relax 134 - 
8 Mendip/Arcoss 132 - 
9 Gamers Guide/Triad 126 12 
10 Tribune/Angry 122 - 
11 Metamorphosis/Atlantis 77 - 
12 Splash/Accuracy 57 - 
13 Magness 45 22 
14 Update/Padua 42 11 
15 Shout/EQX&FLT (TRSI) 39 - 

 
Comments: 
Nitro & Skyhigh remain firm on their top 2 places. Vandalism News did a massive jump from position #14 to #3, very regular releasing. Revealed by IMN stays at #4, but will lose places due to regularity. Insider makes a debut at position #5, a great mag that will grow as more issues are released for sure. Propaganda does a nice move from #17, great editorial work, only a plan to regular release it will allow for further rising by next issue. Gamers Guide is included for the last time, as this original magazine died at issue #25, well done by the Triad team though for the strong work. Splash dropped many places, but they managed to put out another issue lately which will give them more votes for next issue. Shout should be higher. Because Domination is a independent magazine, this allows and group, magazine or production to be included in the charts, with the exception of myself and my own magazine. If you wish to place votes, email #128 on Down By law or send a standard votesheet or blankdisk to:
 
Bizarre/[O+H] Jazzcat/[O+H] Splatterhead/SCS&TRC 
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XXXXXXXXX X XX XX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX 
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Remember no voting for yourself, group members, group or group productions.
 
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Domination 04 ch04 The Charts

2007-11-10T11:46:41Z

220.253.105.147:

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Domination issue #4 Mail Chart
 
Welcome to the mail charts where I have collected the votes that YOU have given and compiled them into some sort of positional thing. Many beers fly out to the spreaders of the Domination votesheets, you guys are mentioned in 'Summary'. Its weird how charts vary in different magazines, some people complain on positions, whilst others argue with why a particular group/scener/product is voted, in the end it all boils down to one thing, people just have different opinions. In this issue these opinions, are added to hopefully compile a 'fair' chart in everyone's opinion. I have also added my own comments after each category. Au Revoir.
 

Top Cracking Group: 

Pos: Group: Points: Last issue: 
.1 Avantgarde 580 6 
.2 Success & TRC 448 1 
.3 Chromance 417 3 
.4 F4CG 379 11 
.5 Alpha Flight 1970 326 2 
.6 Excess 308 8 
.7 Talent 184 7 
.8 Dytec 164 - 
.9 Onslaught & Hardcore 160 - 
.10 Atlantis 125 - 
.11 Fairlight 118 9 
.12 Tristar & RSI 116 10 
.13 Motiv8 114 12 
.14 Legend 99 4 
.15 Triad 68 5
 
Comments: 
Avantgarde make it home with quality cracking from Jack Alien and Derbyshire Ram and some great spreading from their trader, Intruder. Success & TRC drop one spot from their throne; they have been quite dominating in the mail charts for quite sometime though.
 
A very inactive (mail-wise) Chromance stays at third from last month. While a huge jump from 11 to 4 is performed by F4CG, who have some brilliant crackers such as Sneaper, Hain and Antitrack. Alpha Flight dropped from 2 to 5, but should rise again by next issue with the nice cracking quality of The Ignorance. Excess seem to keep creeping forth, maybe some more first releases will help also. The new co-op, [O+H] makes a combined opening on nine. Whilst some oldies like FLT, Triad and Legend slip to allow some new entries.

 

Top Single Cracker:
 
Pos: Handle/Group: Points: Last issue: 
.1 Jack Alien/AVT 485 3 
.2 Burglar/SCS+TRC 421 1 
.3 Hain/F4CG 335 5 
.4 Derbyshire Ram/AVT 213 7 
.5 Bacchus/Fairlight 194 8 
.6 Chrysagon/[O+H] 165 16 
.7 CBA/TRC+SCS 145 - 
.8 Powerplant/Legend 123 2 
.9 Crossfire/MOTIV8 92 12 
.10 Stake/[O+H] 83 - 
.11 Skinhead/AFL 76 19 
.12 Countzero/SNES FLT 69 4 
.13 Zar/Chromance 62 - 
.14 The Ignorance/AFL 58 - 
.15 Thorn/AVT 50 -
 
Comments: 
Jack Alien takes over place #1 from Burglar with his cool mail versions. Hain does a surprise leap, considering his slowed down pace this shouldn't have happened, but look at this outfit! Derby Ram, a familiar in the charts rises from #7. An excellent cracker in the name of Bacchus/FLT rises to fifth position, its good to see the votes are starting to pan out to people that deserve them. Chrysagon is back in the top ten again, after quite a break, perhaps his group change sparked some activeness. Powerplant and Countzero fall many places, Countzero has done some nice mail and first release cracks lately, and he will rise in next issue for sure. The Ignorance finally gets into the top 15, an excellent, experienced cracker who deserves a top 5 status!
 

Top Demo Group:
 
Pos: Group: Points: Latest Production: Last issue: 
.1 Oxyron 644 Parts 1 
.2 Camelot 534 Tower Power 100% 2 
.3 Byterapers 361 World of code 3 22 
.4 Fairlight 306 Skaaneland 6 
.5 Crest 256 Buds 3 
.6 Censor 229 Bla Bla 4 
.7 Antic 199 D.Z. 7 
.8 Triad 166 No Control 5 
.9 Taboo 163 Ritual II 10 
.10 Agony 132 - - 
.11 Focus 130 Visual Delight 2 9 
.12 Charged 125 Crystal Sheep 3 19 
.13 Reflex 118 Radio Napalm - 
.14 Nipson 117 - - 
.15 Light 83 Brutal Comeback 19
 
Comments: 
The top duo remains the same since last issue, but should fall places by next issue. Byterapers is rewarded by position #3 from #22, after their magnificent 'World Of Code' series, a deserved position. Fairlight for some reason rise, even though they haven't released anything for ages. Crest finally start to drop positions, but maybe will pick up as soon as their demo and music collection are released. Reflex enters the top and will rise very rapidly by next issue, with their brilliant trackmos. The old group Light manage to sneak in, for the first time in ages. Megastyle should be higher and so should Padua and maybe Byterapers. Wrath Designs should be in the top #10!!

 
 
Top Programmer:
 
Pos: Handle/Group: Points: Last Issue: 
.1 TTS/Oxyron 488 1 
.2 Mr.Sex/Byterapers 405 - 
.3 Slammer/Camelot 316 4 
.4 Crossbow/Crest 202 2 
.5 Axis/Oxyron 198 8 
.6 Graham/Oxyron 189 23 
.7 MMS/Taboo 183 10 
.8 Bob/Censor 179 6 
.9 Tron/Fairlight 148 3 
.10 Raz/Camelot 130 3 
.11 Glasnost/Camelot 121 9 
.12 Zodiac/Flash Inc 120 5 
.13 Kingfisher/Triad 105 11 
.14 Depeh/Antic 79 17 
.15 Ed/Wrath Designs 73 -
 
Comments: 
TTS holds the number one spot, but for how long? Mr.Sex debuts at position #2 and is the highest new entry. Slammer rises one more place after his Tower Power effort. The mighty Crossbow naturally falls from place two due to inactivity, release wise. Axis & Graham from the Oxyron posse rise in the charts. The latter half consists of coders losing points because of inactivity or delay in their releases. Ed and Depeh should be higher, whereas TTS, Crossbow and Zodiac should not be as high. Where is the brilliant Quiss/Reflex, he should be in the top #5. Also Scroll/MSP, JFK/Triad and some Light members should rise soon.
 

Top Graphicians:
 
Pos: Handle/Group: Points: Last issue: 
.1 Electric/Extend 407 2 
.2 Creeper/Antic 380 1 
.3 Joe/Wrath Designs 345 3 
.4 Ogami/Fairlight 317 4 
.5 Cruise/Taboo 312 6 
.6 Fazee/Taboo 172 20 
.7 RRR/Oxyron 144 12 
.8 Mirage/Focus 131 7 
.9 Hein Design/Focus 125 5 
.10 Dane/Triad 94 10 
.11 Carrion/Elysium 93 15 
.12 Bizkid/Camelot 86 9 
.13 Rob/Camelot 70 8 
.14 Ans/Spirit 69 17 
.15 Sander/Focus 66 13 
 
Comments: 
Electric takes over the top position from Creeper, both are a little inactive. Joe stays steady on number three, whilst the Polish talent, Cruise/Taboo rises 1 position and will continue with the release of 'Ritual 2'. Fazee does a huge jump from number 20 to 6. Hein and Rob lose places, but activity should pick up with future group projects. Ans/Spirit wonders into the top after a break and RRR/Oxyron does a nice jump from position 12 to 7. Mainly because of his cool "intro" logos and full screen pics.. 8) Mirage and Ogami Should fall and Dane might rise, look at his nice artwork in the main menu!
 

Top Musicians:
 
Pos: Name/Group: Points: Last Issue: 
#1 The Syndrom/Crest/TIA 478 1 
#2 PRI/Oxyron/TIA 450 4 
#3 Jeff/Camelot 314 5 
#4 Jeroen Tel/MON 204 3 
#5 Zyron/Antic/Swemix 180 6 
#6 Compod/Agony 155 18 
#7 Red Devil/Fairlight/SM 151 8 
#8 PVCF/Reflex 138 - 
#9 Fanta/Bass 125 - 
#10 Shogoon/Taboo 112 21 
#11 Danko/Censor 102 7 
#12 Drax/Vibrants 96 2 
#13 A-Man 94 9 
#14 Decoy/Excess 90 20 
#15 JVD/Focus 89 15 
 
Comments: 
The Syndrom makes it once again to the number one. Whilst PRI/Oxyron chases him from position 4 to 2 and is still rising. Deserved votes fly to Jeff/CML and he moves from position 5 to 3. Compod does a noticeable jump to position 6 from 18, due to a music collection and some nice game music. PVCF/Reflex debuts at number eight after his cool soundtracks for "Radio Napalm" and "Access Denied". Danko and Drax all many places, whilst JVD/Focus stays steady at position 15. PRI and Jeroen Tel should fall places due to inactivity and so should Red Devil of Fairlight. Morbid/SS should be far higher.
 

Top Mail Traders: 
Pos: Name/Group: Points: Last issue: 
#1 Splatterhead/SCS+TRC 293 4 
#2 Spermbird/Excess 266 6 
#3 Intruder/Avantgarde 229 - 
#4 Calypso/AFL/Amnesia 212 1 
#5 Derbyshire Ram/Avantgarde 181 3 
#6 Syco/Chromance 91 12 
#7 Nightshade/SCS+TRC 87 2 
#8 Dr.Kaos/Reflex 82 22 
#9 Starlight/Extacy 80 23 
#10 Styx/AFL 78 10 
#11 Walker/F4CG 74 - 
#12 H-Bloxx/Excess 65 - 
#13 Lemming/Fatum 64 - 
#14 Robocop/Atlantis 63 - 
#15 Tabasco/Fairlight 61 11 
 
Comments: 
Splatterhead steals first place along with Spermbird on position #2, both did spectacular jumps from positions #4 and #6 respectively. Maybe because they both spread Domination, huhhuh! 8) The mail king, Intruder, debuts at position #3 and will be a regular in these charts in the future. Calypso, D'ram and Nightshade all fall places after slips of activity and laziness.. or in some cases with people, the internet.. Dr.Kaos and Starlight move from positions 22 & 23 into the top #15. Bizarre, Acidchild and Vengeance deserve higher.

 

Top Disk Magazine: 
Pos: Name/Group: Points: Last issue: 
#1 Nitro/Excess 556 1 
#2 Skyhigh/Camelot 510 2 
#3 Vandalism News/[O+H] 245 14 
#4 Revealed/Camelot 230 4 
#5 Insider/Reflex 165 - 
#6 Propaganda 152 17 
#7 Relax 134 - 
#8 Mendip/Arcoss 132 - 
#9 Gamers Guide/Triad 126 12 
#10 Tribune/Angry 122 - 
#11 Metamorphosis/Atlantis 77 - 
#12 Splash/Accuracy 57 - 
#13 Magness 45 22 
#14 Update/Padua 42 11 
#15 Shout/EQX&FLT (TRSI) 39 - 

 
Comments: 
Nitro & Skyhigh remain firm on their top 2 places. Vandalism News did a massive jump from position #14 to #3, very regular releasing. Revealed by IMN stays at #4, but will lose places due to regularity. Insider makes a debut at position #5, a great mag that will grow as more issues are released for sure. Propaganda does a nice move from #17, great editorial work, only a plan to regular release it will allow for further rising by next issue. Gamers Guide is included for the last time, as this original magazine died at issue #25, well done by the Triad team though for the strong work. Splash dropped many places, but they managed to put out another issue lately which will give them more votes for next issue. Shout should be higher. Because Domination is a independent magazine, this allows and group, magazine or production to be included in the charts, with the exception of myself and my own magazine. If you wish to place votes, email #128 on Down By law or send a standard votesheet or blankdisk to:
 
Bizarre/[O+H] Jazzcat/[O+H] Splatterhead/SCS&TRC 
XXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXX 
XXXXXXXXX X XX XX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX 
XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XX 
XXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXXX 
 
Remember no voting for yourself, group members, group or group productions.
 
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