Disney Infinity Fans

Agree Sheriff...which is why I suggest the highlighted group box that won't count towards the summit feature count.

It should be based in individual artist talents.

@pjhaan That is an over correction to go from too much credit to no credit at all.

i would like to see a 2 person maximum collaboration. that way solo artists would get the same opportunity to match the artists that are already 2 people working together and being credited as a single artist.

@mightygitis - as I stated in my original post, the credit split sounds fair to me. I was just suggesting another option.

If the feature count is being split I don't see a reason to put a max cap on collab participation. And there is a very big difference between the teams and a 2 man collab. The teams only took 1 summit spot each last year. A constant 2 artist collab would take 2.

If those 2 artists want to form under one username that is used for both of them ... I have no issue with this.

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i don't see Disney taking any action to split the value of large collaboration wins. it would be nice for others if toy box artists took it upon themselves to keep the numbers to 2 people in a team when they aren't a family team.

i know a lot of people think the family teams have an advantage as they can split the work, it has always been that way ... and i think we all accepted long ago that erdadi3 are in fact mind melding friendly aliens

@Sheriff Woody I always thought they were robots. But still.

I would actually hate to see a straight up limit of 2. Having helped assemble the Toy Box Awaken's which was a massive collab of 7 master artists (and takes an hour to play to boot) I would hate to see collabs of a larger nature go completely away.

I just don't want to see them taken advantage of either.

@MightyGitis wasn't the Marvel collaboration last year 2 entries?

@Sheriff Woody it was two boxes due to game limitations. It was a single entry technically with 6 artists attached. Three of those being pair artists.