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Hot Air Program - Year 1 & Year 2 - Summaries

Day 5,485, 19:26 • Published in Canada Hungary

• by Kippers

Year 1

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Top 10 Kills
1) Vexing Chaos - 160,217 kills
2) TheCanadianPunk - 122,977 kills
3) Blue Bird - 107,219 kills
4) Mann551 - 100,610 kills
5) kikero378 - 100,205 kills
6) Kippers - 100,000 kills
7) helixer - 89,656 kills
8) ultimate523 - 83,497 kills
9) Wilhem Klink - 63,454 kills
10) DataScientist - 58,822 kills

Top 10 Payouts
1) Vexing Chaos - 1,077,046cc
2) Kippers - 880,866cc
3) Mann551 - 854,206cc
4) ultimate523 - 828,956cc
5) Blue Bird - 817,014cc
6) helixer - 667,653cc
7) Goran Thrax - 556,221cc
8) kikero378 - 548,369cc
9) Wilhem Klink - 536,015cc
10) Karl004 - 504,100cc

Year 2

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Top 10 Kills
1) Kippers - 256,000 kills
2) Mosadeq - 174,838 kills
3) Timotieu - 163,869 kills
4) Vexing Chaos - 163,859 kills
5) Roger Griswald - 163,255 kills
6) Blue Bird - 159,120 kills
7) helixer - 144,527 kills
8) Amaryllis Bloom - 137,975 kills
9) Mr. A. Smith - 131,633 kills
10) A Lena - 103,951 kills

Top 10 Payouts
1) Kippers - 1,560,328cc
2) Roger Griswald - 1,293,423cc
3) Mosadeq - 1,224,045cc
4) helixer - 1,075,314cc
5) Timotieu - 1,049,782cc
6) Blue Bird - 1,029,533cc
7) Amaryllis Bloom - 975,828cc
8) ultimate523 - 888,022cc
9) Wilhem Klink - 883,747cc
10) A Lena - 862,954cc

Comments

Kippers Day 5,485, 19:27

Year 1 Summary was originally supposed to be posted in December of last year.

About 3 months into the HAP, Mary Chan asked me if I would do a yearly summary article. I told her no, because it was too much work. And it was, but it happened that I did it anyways.

I wanted to publish it last year, but since Santa Mann551 was running a contest, I was too busy writing articles and running giveaways. By the time I remember to publish the Year 1 Summary article, we were already a month, borderline 2 into the new year. Of course, I could've published it then, and said something along the lines of "well, better late than never", but it turned out to be super late, and bundled up with Year 2 Summary instead.

Anyways, here is 2 years' worth of data.