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not sure if this has been done, but a Tug-Of-War on top of two adjacent skysrapers. 1 vs 1 at a time trying to pull the other off the opposite building (its been done on a few shows, but i feel like i...
Discussion thread about Create your own mission/elimination with 13 replies from the Vevmo community.
Think of this like the create your own challenge thread but instead just missions or eliminations. If you have an idea of something you'd want to see them do, post it here.
Personally i like thinking of missions for exes theme.
Like this one I like to call aniversery.
It takes place in 3 check points, with teams eliminated each check point.
First check point, dinner rush -Players must run across a field to a bunch of tables, as soon as both you and your partner are sitting down, you must start eating, the first 4 teams out of 6 to finish all the food move on to checkpoint 2.
Check point 2 gift exchange -players will have to cross a swamp like in cross over for free agents, get 4 large boxes shaped like presents, inside the boxes are puzzle pieces, first two teams who solve the puzzle move on to checkpoint 3
Check point 3 night in bed- players must go under barbed wire, climb a cargo net and then climb a ladder to a bed, once they lay in the bed and put the covers on time stops.
not sure if this has been done, but a Tug-Of-War on top of two adjacent skysrapers... 1 vs 1 at a time trying to pull the other off the opposite building (its been done on a few shows, but i feel like i havent seen it on the challenge).. always a fun game to watch
not sure if this has been done, but a Tug-Of-War on top of two adjacent skysrapers... 1 vs 1 at a time trying to pull the other off the opposite building (its been done on a few shows, but i feel like i havent seen it on the challenge).. always a fun game to watch
That sounds awesome. Even if they couldn't do buildings, on top of platforms in an elimination would be cool as well. I'd definitely love to see that.
not sure if this has been done, but a Tug-Of-War on top of two adjacent skysrapers... 1 vs 1 at a time trying to pull the other off the opposite building (its been done on a few shows, but i feel like i havent seen it on the challenge).. always a fun game to watch
That sounds awesome. Even if they couldn't do buildings, on top of platforms in an elimination would be cool as well. I'd definitely love to see that.
I agree that would be awesome.
I'd love to see an elimination that's a mix between patch work and a puzzle. Like you'd have to rip the pieces off your opponent. Idk if that would actually work tho.
not sure if this has been done, but a Tug-Of-War on top of two adjacent skysrapers... 1 vs 1 at a time trying to pull the other off the opposite building (its been done on a few shows, but i feel like i havent seen it on the challenge).. always a fun game to watch
Didnt evelyn and kellyanne do something like this on the ruins?
not sure if this has been done, but a Tug-Of-War on top of two adjacent skysrapers... 1 vs 1 at a time trying to pull the other off the opposite building (its been done on a few shows, but i feel like i havent seen it on the challenge).. always a fun game to watch
Didnt evelyn and kellyanne do something like this on the ruins?
yeah they had a tug of war elimination that season but it was very small scale and lame... i think adding two large buildings would make it a lot more fun to watch
The girls will begin on a platform in the sea with their ankles hooked to a weight, It will be released into the water and girls will get sunk by, the boys begin on the shore and must swim, dive and unhook the weight and take the girls up to the surface. If the girls ask for oxygen/help to divers or get the weight unhooked by themselves, they will be disqualified.
I watched a competition like this one and each girl freaked out, just 2 pairs almost got it done.
First mission : " Circus Madness"
Type: Pairs vs Pairs
Goal: One person from the pair must be upside down hanging from a plataform and the other is the "deliver". So the person hanging upside down from each pair has to wait for the other half to retrieve 5 puzzle from a water tank filled with false puzzle pieces. The true 5 puzzle pieces are gold while the fake ones are "silver". The amount of Gold puzzle pieces is 12 so you have to be careful if the other pair takes your puzzle piece.
Its basically a water tank with some depth , 2 guys/girls enter to "wrestle" for the puzzle pieces and the respective partners must solve the puzzle.
Btw Do final challenges also count?
First mission : " Circus Madness"Type: Pairs vs PairsGoal: One person from the pair must be upside down hanging from a plataform and the other is the "deliver". So the person hanging upside down from each pair has to wait for the other half to retrieve 5 puzzle from a water tank filled with false puzzle pieces. The true 5 puzzle pieces are gold while the fake ones are "silver". The amount of Gold puzzle pieces is 12 so you have to be careful if the other pair takes your puzzle piece.Its basically a water tank with some depth , 2 guys/girls enter to "wrestle" for the puzzle pieces and the respective partners must solve the puzzle.Btw Do final challenges also count?
sure if you want to think of a whole final go ahead
Since they love doing pair challenges and the trivia has been extremely easy, i want to see something different.
Know your partner - whoever thinks they know the most about their partner will answer questions based on personal details about the partners life. Like what city they live in, what job they have, how many siblings, etc. Test the bond between partners. Truly see how well they know each other.
An elimination game:
A small climbing wall, short enough that they don't need a rope, but wide. The wall has buttons that light up when they are pressed. The players have to figure out the right sequence of seven button presses. The buttons will flash green if they are correct, red if they are wrong. Each time they screw up they have to start again at the beginning. If they fall off the wall, they have to start again at the beginning. Players are only told to press the buttons on the wall in the right order without falling off, they have to figure out the rest on their own.
Since they love doing pair challenges and the trivia has been extremely easy, i want to see something different. Know your partner - whoever thinks they know the most about their partner will answer questions based on personal details about the partners life. Like what city they live in, what job they have, how many siblings, etc. Test the bond between partners. Truly see how well they know each other.
I always thought this would be good for an Exes III challenge and call it Couples Therapy.
I have come up with a few good challenges that would make the show better because the stupid heights over water being timed challenges are getting really old. I like when pairs compete against each other or race each other, not race against a clock. Challenges where the whole cast competes at the same time are the best ones. Here are some I have come up with.
Here's the Catch- it could work for any format challenge but I like it best for a male/female pair format best. Two heats; guys against each other and girls against each other. Say there are 14 guys, there will be 13 ball cannons that shoot rugby balls into the air. The competitors start on a start/end zone line. Once the balls are shot into the air, the competitors make a run to retrieve a ball and cross the end zone line ensuring their presence in the next round. Obviously since there is one less ball for the number of people, there will be some bumps and bruises. This process will repeat with always one less ball than competitor until it gets down to 2 competitors with 1 ball. Whatever the competitors order of elimination is how many points they receive unless they are eliminated first at which point they get 0. So if your eliminated 2nd you get 2 points, 6th gets 6, 13th gets 13, and the winner gets 14 points. Then the females go and do the same thing and the pairs combine their points with each other where the pair with the most amount wins.
Hungry Hustle (or First Date if used for an Exes challenge)- Say there are 8 teams left in the game, they all take a seat at a dinner table with a menu in front of them. There are 4 meals (per person) on the menu that they must retreive. Only catch is that the kitchen is on the top floor of a tall hotel and TJ announces that the elevator is out of order (just to be a ****). The pair must go relay style and remember what meals they have to get because each meal has 3 different foods on the plate. A pair cannot begin consuming the food of each course until both partners have retreived their food and they cannot move onto the next course until they have cleared their plate. First team to consume all of their food wins.
Triple Threat- This challenge would only work with either 6, 9, 12, or 15 pairs left in the game. It is run tournament style. So lets say there are 9 teams left. Same as Here's the Catch, guys compete together and girls compete together. Lets use this Rivals III cast for example. So in the guys round 1 lets say its Tony vs. Wes vs. Devin in one heat, Bananas vs. Cory vs. Nate in one, and Vince vs. Dario vs. Jamie and for the girls its Camila vs. Nany vs. Cheyenne, Sarah vs. Ashley vs. Christina, and Jenna vs. Nicole vs. KellyAnne. For the guys round 1 heats; Tony, Cory, and Vince win and for the girls round 1 heats; Camila, Sarah, and Jenna win. Then round 2 would be Tony vs. Cory vs. Vince with Cory winning and Camila vs. Sarah vs. Jenna with Jenna winning. The two final teams would be Cory/Ashley and Vince/Jenna. TJ would then flip a coin to see if Cory goes against Vince or if Ashley goes against Jenna. Lets say it is Cory and Vince. Whoever wins between them wins the challenge.
Couples Therapy (name would work best for an Exes III)- it is a lot like Frenemies from Rivals II where one partner is hanging and the other is answering questions, however, both partners answer questions instead of just the one on the ground. TJ will ask them each other questions about their Ex. 3 strikes and your out. The last pair standing wins.
not sure if this has been done, but a Tug-Of-War on top of two adjacent skysrapers. 1 vs 1 at a time trying to pull the other off the opposite building (its been done on a few shows, but i feel like i...
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