FF Survivor 4: Reward Results and new Immunity Posted pg 114

[MacReady]

1. Reward challenge - Gives advantage to winning tribe.
2. Immunity Challenge - Tribe that wins is safe from eliminating a player. 
3. Vote - The losing tribe votes a player out of the game.

Monday - Reward challenge Posted 
Wednesday - Reward challenge results, Immunity Challenge Posted.
Saturday - Immunity challenge results.
Monday - Tribal council, player sent home, repeat. 

Rules are posted in my second post.

Previous Winners
Survivor 1: MookieMonster
Survivor 2: Malfatron
Survivor 3: TedLavie

Shady's Survivor Winner:
Me.

Current Challenge Link:
https://forums.footballsfuture.com/topic/54590-ff-survivor-123-or-4-i-don’t-remember/?do=findComment&comment=5781202

 

Edited 15 hours ago by MacReady

[MacReady]

Rules:

1. NO SHARING SCREENSHOTS OF PRIVATE CONVERSATIONS. You may say what others said, but you cannot show proof. There are no tape recorders on the island, so proving irrefutably what other players say is not allowed.

2. When you’re voted out, you have an opportunity to spill the beans on anybody as you’re walking off the island. After that, you cannot say anything game related to anybody. You can still comment in thread, laugh at people getting voted out who scorned you, taunt other players, but you cannot reveal game information after your initial goodbye. 

3. Missing a deadline will have HARSH punishments. A missed vote gives you an automatic vote against you with each consecutive vote. A missed reward challenge deadline will receive a score punishment for your tribe. A missed immunity deadline will receive a penalty for your tribe or forfeiture of your ability to compete for the next immunity idol if tribes have merged. Reward challenges will not count towards a three missed deadline limit. If you miss three votes or immunity challenges total, you will be eliminated from the game. Missed votes impact other players in the game. Missed immunity challenges harm your team. 

4. Follow all reward/immunity challenge rules. I might miss potential warnings and other heads up as far as what might be foul play/bad sportsmanship. If something seems close to cheating or cheating adjacent, use your best judgment to avoid it. If in doubt, ask me privately. 

5. If you see proof of another player cheating, send me the evidence and the cheating player will be dealt with harshly.

The Nutter Butters
1. Daboyle
2. Toucan
3. Scoundrel
4. Malfatron
5. ET80
6. Skywind
7. BCB
8. Finn

Whicker's Bickers
1. Whicker
2. Theuntouchable
3. TedLavie
4. AdamQ
5. The Orca
6. Pickle Rick
 

 

Player List:

1. @Daboyle
2. @Whicker
3. @Malfatron
4. @The Orca
5. @Pickle Rick
6. @theuntouchable
7. @adamq
8. @TOUCAN
9. @skywindO2
10. @TedLavie
11. @FinneasGage

12. @bcb1213

13. @ET80

14. @Scoundrel

Eliminated:
1. Nazgul
2. Slappy MC

Edited Tuesday at 09:30 PM by MacReady

[MacReady]

A Look Ahead:

 

Survivor Soccer

Come on in, guys! You're about to play a game with a little bit of luck involved, but mostly a game of outwitting the other tribe and properly strategizing. 

Castaways see two big hills. At the top of the hills are massive, boulder-shaped balls. At the bottom of the hills are monster soccer nets inside the mouths of monster sea creature sculptures. 

The reward challenge winning tribe has a Sperm Whale, a Basking Shark, a Mink Whale, a Tiger Shark and a Sea Pike.

The reward losing tribe has a Blue Whale, a Whale Shark, an Orca, a Great White Shark and a Barracuda. 

————Two or one members from each tribe will roll the boulders down the hill trying to get them into one of the five nets. The other five players will try to block the balls from getting into the nets. The aiming difficulty depends on the size of the sea creature’s mouth. The points are determined by how easy the target is to score on. 

Blue Whale Whale Shark Orca Great White Barracuda

100% Chance 80% 60% 40% 20%

-15% -12% -9% -6% -3%

1 point 5 points 10 points 20 points 100 points

Sperm Whale Basking Shark Mink Tiger Shark Sea Pike

97% 77% 57% 37% 18%

-15% -12% -9% -6% -3%

1 point 5 points 10 points 20 points 100 points

Players guarding the nets can move to any creature they want. There is no maximum number of players who can guard any one net. The percentage decrease for each player guarding the net is listed below the score percentage. The number of points for each score is listed below that.

We will play 10 rounds. At the end of 10 rounds, whichever tribe has the most points wins immunity and safety from Tribal Council.

I will accept one submission per tribe. 

Example Submission:

Round one: Fred, Bill, Mark, Turd, Alex all guard Orca. Aim for Sperm whale.

Round Two: Everyone guards a different net. Aim for Basking shark. 

Round three: Two players guard barracuda, one guards great white, one guards Orca, one guards whale shark. Aim for Orca.

…

Or, if you want to keep the same strategy each round, you could say: Everyone guards Barracuda each round, aim for Tiger shark each round. 

Example:

First round, Winning tribe has five players guarding Sea Pike. This means it would take a roll of 3 or less in order to score on the Sea Pike. Losing tribe has one player guard a different net. So it would take a roll of 85 or less to score on Blue Whale, 68 or less to score on whale shark, 51% chance to score on Orca, 34% chance to score on Great White, 17 or less to score on Barracuda. 

The tribe with the most points at the end of the game wins Immunity. If there is a tie, we go one roll at a time until one tribe finishes with more points than the other tribe. 

 

6. Survivor Soccer (Immunity)
7. Zoology (Reward Challenge of identifying animals)
8. Mortal Kombat 
9. Decisions, Decisions, Decisions
10. (Challenge being rewritten)
11. A Case of the Dropsies
12. Red Light Green Light
13. Money, Money, Money
14. Monster Mayhem
15. Survivor Football
16. Revenge
17. Anticipation
18. Kenny Rogers
19. TBD 

Edited Tuesday at 09:40 PM by MacReady

[MacReady]

RECAP:

Eye for an Eye
After a warm-up reward challenge, the game started with a really difficult, dirty and downright disastrous immunity challenge. Slappy and Forge burst out with the Eye for an Eye challenge, but then Finn and Scoundrel found a better way. A few of the Whicker's Bickers got angry. Nutter Butters jeered. It went normally enough until Nazgul and Touch could not complete their course. 

Nutter Butters won the first Immunity Challenge and the Whicker Bickers voted out... Nazgul.

One Word Franchise
The next reward challenge went fine. The reward aspect of the challenge... Oof.

High Score
The game of Survivor went from 60 pages to about 90 pages in no time at all as The Whickers Bickers had a meltdown over the reward they received. Jeff doesn't know Pokemon and thought it was too niche for a challenge. Whicker Bickers chose Connect Four and couldn't connect three. They lost. After such a heated Immunity Challenge, who will be voted out next is yet to be determined. 

Edited Tuesday at 10:32 AM by MacReady

[Whicker]

Man idk the host hates me 

[MacReady]

8 minutes ago, Whicker said:

Man idk the host hates me 

Correct, but only because you beat me, and you can’t beat me in this since I’m the host.

[Daboyle]

Ok

[Malfatron]

I will play of course

[Malfatron]

5 hours ago, MacReady said:

The first two players to sign up have extra errands. They receive no perks, no benefits, no special knowledge other than this:

1. They get to name their tribe and pick their tribe color.

2. They get to draft their tribe.

Dammit

[Malfatron]

Acutally, nah im not going to play....yet

[MacReady]

First controversy already.

[Whicker]

8 minutes ago, MacReady said:

First controversy already.

I’ll be the second player 

[Malfatron]

I will be the third player

[MacReady]

It’s settled.

Whicker and Daboyle will draft and name their tribes.

Now we wait for enough players to sign up to start the draft.

Everyone can communicate with everyone until tribes have been drafted and named.

[Malfatron]

Whicker and dabs both comp beasts

I would be honored to fight for either team