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I'll also give my own personal review over the challenges I hosted
Tug-O-War: I hosted this along with TriAft, and it went perfectly. The teams talked about how they were going to make sure not to flood, and the ending of the challenge was actually very close, with only 10 tugs between the two teams. Overall a really simple challenge to host, but very effective when it comes to the game.
Shiritori: This one was one of my top 3, but wasn't as effective when hosting. This was mainly due to some of the players not being good with word games, so I can't dock the challenge for that. The last two players did go back and forth a few times, but that's about it. I still love this challenge concept, and hope that I can host it with more word-strong players in the future.
Faulty Memory: This one easily takes the cake for my personal favorite challenge that I've hosted so far. If you keep tabs on the entire game, you can make a very long sentence of a few things that could be falsified, and it really did challenge the two players in my game remaining. Personally, this challenge may not be the most creative, but it's a hell of a lot of fun to host!
Memory Builder: This is probably just me, but I didn't really care for this challenge (or hosting it, for that matter). I don't have much to say about it, besides the fact that it's just a knock-off version of Endurance.
Mix-N-Match: It took me a little bit to think of some combinations, but when hosted, it was extremely effective! It's a good combination of speed and mental work, trying to match together the right pairings in the quickest time. Definitely one of the better challenges out of the bunch.
Ultimate List: Again, another really good challenge. If you get the right players, this can go on forever. A few of the rounds I hosted did, while others were cut off very short (Country: Asia). I liked this one since I first saw it, and I like it even more after hosting it!
Tug-O-War: I hosted this along with TriAft, and it went perfectly. The teams talked about how they were going to make sure not to flood, and the ending of the challenge was actually very close, with only 10 tugs between the two teams. Overall a really simple challenge to host, but very effective when it comes to the game.
Shiritori: This one was one of my top 3, but wasn't as effective when hosting. This was mainly due to some of the players not being good with word games, so I can't dock the challenge for that. The last two players did go back and forth a few times, but that's about it. I still love this challenge concept, and hope that I can host it with more word-strong players in the future.
Faulty Memory: This one easily takes the cake for my personal favorite challenge that I've hosted so far. If you keep tabs on the entire game, you can make a very long sentence of a few things that could be falsified, and it really did challenge the two players in my game remaining. Personally, this challenge may not be the most creative, but it's a hell of a lot of fun to host!
Memory Builder: This is probably just me, but I didn't really care for this challenge (or hosting it, for that matter). I don't have much to say about it, besides the fact that it's just a knock-off version of Endurance.
Mix-N-Match: It took me a little bit to think of some combinations, but when hosted, it was extremely effective! It's a good combination of speed and mental work, trying to match together the right pairings in the quickest time. Definitely one of the better challenges out of the bunch.
Ultimate List: Again, another really good challenge. If you get the right players, this can go on forever. A few of the rounds I hosted did, while others were cut off very short (Country: Asia). I liked this one since I first saw it, and I like it even more after hosting it!
