Post by Eaglzfan/Andy Roddick on May 21, 2009 15:48:39 GMT -4
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The general concept of the game is simple. It is a lot like MTV's Real World/Road Rules Challenges The Duel, however, instead of waiting for everyone to pick someone, there will be a voting process after the first challenge/HoH is won. The normal weekly schedule will go:
Day One: HoH Competition. The winner will be in the best position possible for the week. Instead of nominating two people like in Big Brother, two people will be voted into the Duel by the house and then if the HoH wishes, he/she may veto ONE of the choices and put up someone else. The HoH will also pick a replacement nominee if one of the original choices gets taken down.
Day Two: Voting Ends. Voting will take place in a poll. The house will have a deadline to get their votes in and whatever votes are received once the deadline comes will be the one's determining nominations.
Day Three: Veto Competition and Ceremony
Day Four: The Duel. The final two nominees will face off in a duel. The winner stays, loser leaves.
The general concept of the game is simple. It is a lot like MTV's Real World/Road Rules Challenges The Duel, however, instead of waiting for everyone to pick someone, there will be a voting process after the first challenge/HoH is won. The normal weekly schedule will go:
Day One: HoH Competition. The winner will be in the best position possible for the week. Instead of nominating two people like in Big Brother, two people will be voted into the Duel by the house and then if the HoH wishes, he/she may veto ONE of the choices and put up someone else. The HoH will also pick a replacement nominee if one of the original choices gets taken down.
Day Two: Voting Ends. Voting will take place in a poll. The house will have a deadline to get their votes in and whatever votes are received once the deadline comes will be the one's determining nominations.
Day Three: Veto Competition and Ceremony
Day Four: The Duel. The final two nominees will face off in a duel. The winner stays, loser leaves.
