Can someone tell me

Dimitra1 hour ago

I think there could be a system where, during each 12-hour day, only five pop-ups appear. The game could keep track of how many have already appeared, so players would always know the count. That way, you wouldn’t have to stay online constantly—you’d know whether all five had already spawned or whether there were only one or two left, instead of feeling like you had to check every few minutes. I also think there should be a balance between the competitions and the pop-ups. The pop-ups could simply provide small advantages rather than deciding everything. For example, one pop-up could give you an extra 30 seconds to complete your next competition, while others could offer different minor bonuses.

Evan1 hour ago

For those who didn't know, in most games you were able to +/- comments For castings, you would gain checks each update (randomly came every 30-99 minutes) depending on how much your best comment was plussed. So +2's gained more than +1s, etc. Check counts were the most important part in regards to WINNING the finale. There was a competition played each day which helped determine nominees. If you were the lowest three scores, you were probably going up. However, there were two popups in the game (apples & keys), one of which (keys) could help you survive going on the block. Each key you found would automatically save you from being nominated one time. However, it never told you when a key was "used", so it was kind of a guessing game at times. You had a health number as well starting at 10%, if you commented 3x in an update than you gained 1% during the update, and as long as you had 1 comment in each subsequent update, you kept gaining 1%. If you were inactive for long enough, you would drop down, with 0% results in your death at the next update UNLESS you were currently nominated. If you were nominated then you would die at DC if you were not voted out and were still at 0%. Apple popups gave you a +10% boost to health but were pointless once you were anywhere over 30 really. Nominees were up every 12 hours, three to start with (voting system of everyone voting 3/2/1 and whoever had the most went home) and dropped to 2 noms at Final 7, which were usually the surviving F8 noms unless one got a key. Not even half of this was actually explained, just figured out through the years of playing. People thought no-lifing it was the way to go HOWEVER all you really needed to do was check in every hour or so, make a comment or two to stay gaining plusses, and maybe have it open on your phone/second monitor from time to time to get a key where you could. Being on it 24/7 was unneccesary

ConnorEvents1 hour ago

My overall consensus: I'd support y'alls fight for a castings style game as long as the "not stepping outside to breathe" part of it was less rewarded. I personally don't think it's great to have any game that rewards people are online all day at every possible moment, but I love the other parts.

Robby2021 hour ago

The best and most funny games were called "20 post castings". Yoh could only post your ENTRY COMMENT. And only about 1 or 2 keys would pop up in the entire 10 day changes. You'd have to rely on plusses on your entry comment to get the most active points. People would "plus for plus" upon entry and then a bunch of people would lie and neg your comment to have a higher +/- rating than you

Dimitra1 hour ago

There were 20 players, and throughout the day (each “day” lasted 12 hours), random pop-ups would appear, similar to Royale. For example: * 🔑 Keys – the more keys you collected, the safer you were. * 🍎 Apples – these gave you an extra “life.” Every 12 hours, everyone also competed in a competition. Your overall standing was determined by a combination of your competition performance, the number of keys you collected, and the number of apples you had. On top of that, being active in the game’s chat earned you extra checks, which gave you additional points. All of these factors were combined into your overall score before the day reset. The three players with the lowest overall scores became the nominees for elimination. Once the nominees were determined, everyone voted by giving them 3, 2, or 1 points, depending on who they wanted to eliminate the most. The player who received the most elimination points was sent home. That’s basically what I was trying to explain to him as clearly as I could.

o_oMod1 hour ago

Literally u would just nominate the newest nominee cuz they were the noes who spoke the most compared to the person who kept getting nommed back to back

Nikky1 hour ago

Weeklong game. 3 noms. they were based on a plethora of things. Including but not limited to health, amount of keys, random chance. The more active you were the more your health would go up. You had health so apples would spawn in the chat to keep your health up. If it hit 0 you were out. Keys would spawn in the chat to keep you safe. You had a ranked vote out. so you'd rank who you wanted gone each round.

o_oMod1 hour ago

there was some strategy but very obvious and minimal. You would talk and ur comments will get plussed, and based on how much u spoke and got plussed u got checks which were important to not being nommed. But keys would popup where it would save u even if u werent as active so u would need to stalk aswell. And if u didnt talk ur health would go down and u would literally just die and be out of the game. Also there was challenges but i dont remember if those were that important but u def had to do them