Whilst an avatar competition is a novel concept and would have been handily accepted for something *within* a greater event, this was not that-- and what it was, was compromised by the actual purpose of the event, which was the advertisement of Roblox's native screenshot sharing system as part of the attempt over the years to have Roblox become a social media system. Disregarding any arguments over good, bad, if the result was achieved; the fact that avatars were judged based on *screenshots* rather than the avatars themselves encouraged a flood of 2D, UGC image-based avatars taken screenies of right up close to the camera, where the avatar couldn't be judged. Categories were taken over by AI cat pictures, monsters, SCPs, etc, or just images of the monsters from the horror games that the screenshot system was attatched to (for some reason), and, predictably, no actual avatars broke into the top 10s of any. Someone's blocky Michael Myers cosplay doesn't really stand a chance against a png of the Russian Sleep Experiment, and so low effort was rewarded.