Post by thatoneuser on May 26, 2013 23:35:18 GMT -5
After looking for reality shows to mimic for the next SMF game (the final nominees were "The Mole" and "Hell's Kitchen" which weren't very translatable), I decided that it would be easiest to create my own game. I'd like to host it, if it's okay with everyone.
The show doesn't have a name yet, so a name idea would be appreciated. In addition, suggestions to improve the show would also be appreciated.
We start with two teams, preferably of six members. To determine who is on what team, we will have one game where the two
highest scorers become team captains. We will then go to a draft to
determine each team's roster. The two teams will play best two-out-of-three flash games (highest combined score wins a game), with the winner being safe from elimination that round. The losing team must eliminate one of its own players. (In rounds with an uneven number of players, the lowest score from the larger team would be dropped.)
Now here's where this game gets interesting. Trades between the two teams are allowed. The best performer from each round becomes the next round's captain and can negotiate anything from players to points, and anything under the sun (as long as both captains agree, anything goes). A game cannot start with a two-man advantage, so the captains will have to work out a trade before the game continues (they have 48 hours to negotiate until they suffer a punishment).
This should be an interesting mix of strategy and skill. Thoughts?
The show doesn't have a name yet, so a name idea would be appreciated. In addition, suggestions to improve the show would also be appreciated.
We start with two teams, preferably of six members. To determine who is on what team, we will have one game where the two
highest scorers become team captains. We will then go to a draft to
determine each team's roster. The two teams will play best two-out-of-three flash games (highest combined score wins a game), with the winner being safe from elimination that round. The losing team must eliminate one of its own players. (In rounds with an uneven number of players, the lowest score from the larger team would be dropped.)
Now here's where this game gets interesting. Trades between the two teams are allowed. The best performer from each round becomes the next round's captain and can negotiate anything from players to points, and anything under the sun (as long as both captains agree, anything goes). A game cannot start with a two-man advantage, so the captains will have to work out a trade before the game continues (they have 48 hours to negotiate until they suffer a punishment).
This should be an interesting mix of strategy and skill. Thoughts?
