Hfh Pc?

[weirdguy]

(hardware for humanity)

What do you think we get someone like crimson sky to mod a AWSOME pc. Then we get donation hardware. Then it gets sold, and all money goes to katrina relif.

It wouldn't even have to be a case mod that is that hard either. Maybe a red cross made out of plexiglass.

Someone might want to pass this idea on to the people at gruntville. I would, but they scare me over there!

[Dante]

(hardware for humanity)

What do you think we get someone like crimson sky to mod a AWSOME pc. Then we get donation hardware. Then it gets sold, and all money goes to katrina relif.

It wouldn't even have to be a case mod that is that hard either. Maybe a red cross made out of plexiglass.

Someone might want to pass this idea on to the people at gruntville. I would, but they scare me over there!

We have already discussed this idea a few days ago... It is being mulled over as we speak.

[weirdguy]

great minds think alike? eh?

[public_eyesore]

comon, i dont think that will work, unless you get a company to buy it. If crimson was to do a doom 3 type (type and money not theme) there would be no point, no one would have enough to buy it.

edit: oops time, not type

[Dante]

comon, i dont think that will work, unless you get a company to buy it. If crimson was to do a doom 3 type (type and money not theme) there would be no point, no one would have enough to buy it.

Oh yeah I forgot....Crimmy's mods are magical and they cost millions of dollars to buy :rolleyes: :D Come on man. If he were to make a mod for the charity it would be a prize or it would be auctioned off to the highest bidder which would mean the winner could afford it.

[public_eyesore]

but if the mod would cost more than the bidder payed for it, wouldnt it be better just to directly donate that money to the katrina relief fund and skip the mod?

[[DGN]Nexus]

but if the mod would cost more than the bidder payed for it, wouldnt it be better just to directly donate that money to the katrina relief fund and skip the mod?

He's got a point... I think if we were to just do the raffle that we would generate more money than if Crimson did a HfH mod. Thats me though..

[Zeus]

but isn't the idea that the hardware, or the money to procure said hardware be donated? I think this would be an idea to hit up for corporate sponsorship. Get someone to donate the parts. :-)



EDIT: Maybe in exchange for incorporating their log on a case badge or something so they get credit for the donations.

Just my $0.02 :-)

[Dante]

Come on guys......do you think we are stupid. We are not going to make a $5500 case and raffle it or auction it for $100. Think along the lines of A $200 OR $300 case. And it would be a case not a full blown computer system.

[DickNervous]

As Dante stated we talked about this. It may be something we do at some point, just not now. Right now we are focusing on getting the ball rolling and the cash flowing. Once things get rolling we can think about doing something like this down the road.

The idea of a system built for charity is not a new one. As a amtter of fact it was just that idea that got me started at GruntvillE. At the time we were talking about taking a case and each of several modders doing their "specialty" to it and sending it aournd then auctioing it off. That was like 3 years ago. It never go off the ground, but H4H migh be the vehicle to ressurect that idea.

The support everyone is showing for this effort is fantastic. Thanks!

[Mobius01010]

Since the ideas are flowing, who on the site has $5.00 to donate? I have like three on my coffee table. We could ask Paul to mod a case *very simply 2-3 days work*, fund it our selves, and one way or the other, the money would be made. $200 bucks isn't much to fund a simple case mod, and eBay is the best for auction, and on top of that, even a simple mod by Crimson would be something I'd give a few grand for myself.

[[DGN]Nexus]

As Dante stated we talked about this. It may be something we do at some point, just not now.

Calm down Mobius, they've thought about it, just give em a chance and don't push it. Something will probably be done in due time.