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It Lives Within: Series Finale Survey

We made a survey a few months back to get a feel for people's choices. Now that the book is over, we want to do one final survey to see what endings everyone received, what collectibles were found, which LIs you ultimately decided on, and more.

CLICK HERE to take the survey! We'll share the results in a couple of weeks.

[derechointernacionalpublico]

Call for Panel Proposals: International Law Weekend 2018

Call for Panel Proposals: International Law Weekend 2018

The American Branch of the International Law Association and the International Law Students Association have issued a call for panel proposals for International Law Weekend 2018, which will take place October 18-20, in New York City. The theme is “Why International Law Matters.” Here’s the call:

International Law Weekend 2018 (ILW 2018) – the premier international law event of the fall season – is scheduled for October 18-20, 2018 in New York City. The conference will be held at the New York City Bar Association (42 West 44th Street) on October 18, 2018 and at Fordham Law School (150 West 62nd Street) on October 19-20, 2018.

ILW 2018 is sponsored and organized by the American Branch of the International Law Association (ABILA) – which welcomes new members from academia, the practicing bar, and the diplomatic world – and the International Law Students Association (ILSA). This annual conference attracts an audience of more than one thousand academics, practitioners, diplomats, members of governmental and nongovernmental organizations, and law students.

The unifying theme for ILW 2018 is Why International Law Matters

Like any legal system, international law is a reflection of the past. Its norms, rules, and institutions are built upon a foundation that is moored in prior decades and steeped in previous centuries. And yet, international law plays an important role today, while setting the stage for the future. Current developments and emerging trends will form into future law. International lawyers must, therefore, serve as both historians and fortune tellers, while applying international legal norms in the present. How does the past inform our present? What current events and movements will most impact our future? And why does international law matter today? Wading through these moments in time, panels at ILW 2018 will consider the past, reflect on the present, and survey the future of our discipline and our profession, while addressing the fundamental question of why international law matters.

Proposal Submission

The ILW Organizing Committee invites proposals to be submitted online by May 25, 2018. Panels will only be accepted through the online ILW Panel Proposal Submission Form located here.

When submitting your proposal, please consider the following points.

– Panel proposals may concern any aspect of contemporary international law and practice including, but not limited to, international arbitration, international environmental law, national security, cyber law, use of force, human rights, international humanitarian law, international organizations, international criminal law, international intellectual property, the law of the sea and outer space, and trade law. When submitting your proposal, please identify the primary area(s) of international law that your proposed panel will address.

– Provide the names, titles, and affiliations of the chair and likely speakers. One of the objectives of ILW 2018 is to promote dialogue among scholars and practitioners. Panels should include presenters with diverse experiences and perspectives.

– Please identify what format you are proposing for your panel. We welcome various formats, such as debates, roundtables, lectures, and break-out groups, as well as the usual practice of panel presentations.

– Please indicate whether you are an ABILA member and whether or not your panel is sponsored by an ABILA committee. Panel organizers are encouraged to include at least one ABILA member on the panel.

– We hope to offer several CLE panels at ILW 2018. The CLE accreditation is very easy. More information will be provided once panels have been selected for the conference. If asked, we encourage you to consider taking the necessary steps to qualify your panel for CLE credit.

[via International Law Reporter]

https://www.dipublico.org/109685/call-for-panel-proposals-international-law-weekend-2018/

[itlivesproject]

It Lives Within Survey Results!

Hey everyone! During our two week break, we decided to share the results of the survey! We received 641 responses, and give a big thank you to everyone who participated!

Since this a long post with many images, we'll show the results under the cut.

How often do our players play the new chapters?

64% of our players play the chapter each week, 21% download it most weeks, and 14% are waiting for more chapters to release before continuing.

How may different saves/playthroughs do our players have?

1. The majority of players (44.3%) have between 2-4 saves

2. Second, 20% of players have 8+ saves

3. 18.1% of players have 4-7 saves

4. The least common response was actually only one save, with only 17.6% of players having one save.

MC Customization Choices

(As a reminder, these are the three body types, with Body Type 1, Body Type 2, and Body 3 in the order below 👇)

Love Interest Rankings

IT LIVES WITHIN

Who does your main ILW MC romance?

1. Round of applause for Abel Flint being the most popular LI, clocking in at 28.3% of players and 181 votes!

2. Second place goes to Lincoln McQuoid, at 22.1% and 141 votes.

3. Jocelyn Wu is in third, with 16.6% and 106 votes.

4. Amalia de León is in fourth, with 9.7% and 62 votes.

5. Matthias McQuoid (unofficial LI??) is in fifth, with 6.3% and 43 votes.

For those who said they couldn't decide, we asked them to list who they were having a hard time choosing from. Lincoln was mentioned most often as a point of indecision, being listed 66 times as someone they couldn't decide between, Abel was mentioned second most at 50 times, Matthias was mentioned third most at 38 times, Amalia was mentioned fourth most at 37 times, and Jocelyn was mentioned 34 times.

IT LIVES IN THE WOODS

Who does your main ILITW MC romance?

1. The first place honor for most popular ILITW LI goes to Connor Green, at 23.1% and 147 votes!

2. Noah Marshall takes second place, at 20.9% and 133 votes.

3. Andy Kang is in third, with 11.6% and 74 votes.

4. Ava Cunningham takes fourth, with 9.7% and 62 votes.

5. Stacy Green comes in fifth, with 8.6% and 55 votes.

6. Lucas Thomas is in sixth, with 6.1% and 39 votes.

7. Dan Pierce clocked in at seventh, with 4.2% and 27 votes.

For those who said they couldn't decide which LI to choose, Noah was listed most frequently as a point of indecision, with 90 mentions. Connor was second most, at 50 mentions, Dan was third, at 39 mentions, followed by Andy at 29, Lucas at 16, Ava at 11, and Stacy at 2.

ILW LI Gender Breakdown

Here are the MC gender splits for the ILW LIs + Matthias!

How did It Lives Within meet expectations?

We are so honored by the results to this question. We asked if ILW was better than expected, just as good as expected, if you had no expectations, or if it was worse than expected, and we were blown away the 77.5% of the responders said that it was better than they expected:

We thank all of our players, followers, and fans for your incredible support, love, and participation in this fandom. There are no words to express how grateful we are for you, and it's an honor to create and share this game with you.

Thank you to all who participated, and we hope you enjoy seeing the results of the It Lives Within player survey!

[itlivesproject]

Final ILW Survey Results!

Apologies for the delay, but here are the survey results after the It Lives Within finale! We received 558 responses, and this is what they said.

Ending Choices

Summary

Blood (successful) was the most common ending with 251 responses

Mixed (successful) followed, with 162 responses.

Shadow (successful) in third with 76 responses

Betrayal (successful) with 47 responses

Killed by Matthias with 9 responses

Killed by Noah/Devon with 7 responses

Blood Betrayal (successful) where MC joins Matthias, merges humans, and is betrayed by Matthias, with 6 responses.

Final LIs

Noah, with 149 responses

Connor, with 144 responses

Andy, with 63 responses

Stacy, with 52 responses

Ava, with 51 responses

Lucas, with 43 responses

Dan, with 43 responses

No one, with 12 responses

Tom, with 237 responses

Parker, with 130 responses

Danni, with 99 responses

Imogen, with 62 responses

No one, with 29 responses

Lincoln, with 154 responses

Abel, with 149 responses

Jocelyn, with 102 responses

Amalia, with 70 responses

Matthias, with 56 responses

No one, with 26 responses

Collectibles & Other Results

LIs & Corresponding Endings

Out of curiosity, I decided to see which final LIs corresponded most with the different endings, and I found the results quite interesting! The options were: Blood, Mixed, Shadow, and Betrayal (all successful), Blood Betrayal, killed by Matthias, and killed by Noah/Devon.

LIs & MC Gender

And there you have it, the final It Lives Within survey results! A massive thank you to everyone who took the time to respond, and I hope you find these results as interesting as I did.

Link to the first survey results, which were shared in December, can be found here!

[itlivesproject]

If I may, how would the ROs of ILW (and Matthias) react to seeing their own character rankings on the love interest rankings of the ILW survey results?

(this was referring to the first poll - the ranking was Abel, Lincoln, Jocelyn, Amalia, then Matthias)

Jocelyn: She's mostly just annoyed that Abel ranked so high because now she thinks he's going to be that much more insufferable.

Abel: He's actually very surprised he ranked so high and starts feeling a little bit shy about it!

Amalia: She applauds the excellent taste of the people who picked her and doesn't let her ranking bother her, bc she knows her route rocks and how she sees herself is all that matters.

Lincoln: He's just fixated on the fact that his dad is there in the first place. He's like "wtf why is he here, get him out of here, who the hell is romancing him???"

Matthias: He thinks he should've ranked higher. Despite having it explained to him that he's the villain so ofc he'll be the least romanced, the results are very irritating to him.

[itlivesproject]

ILW Survey

Hey everyone!

If you've played any It Lives Within, we would love to get your responses to our short player survey! We will share the results after a couple of weeks.

Survey can be found HERE.

Reblogs and signal boosts are appreciated!