Big Brother Sims 10

## Production

**Big Brother Sims 10** is the 10th season of Max's Big Brother Sims.

### Twists

* **Teams** - Similarly to Big Brother Sims 4, the 16 houseguests were divided into four teams of four, but this time, based on age. If a houseguests wins HOH, their whole team will be safe from eviction.
* **Wheel of Witchcraft** - After the HOH competition, the wheel of witchcraft will be spun, which will then unleash a twist for the week, which could be a blessing, or a curse. The options are as follows:
	+ **Potion of Protection** - The houseguest that is evicted this week will decide two people that are going to be immune next week.
	+ **Curse of Corruption** - If selected, the week will be corrupted, and will result in a backwards week.
	+ **Voodoo Veto** - The houseguest that is evicted this week will decide the replacement nominee for the next week.
	+ **Plague of Payback** - The houseguest that is evicted this week will name one of the two nominees for next week. The other nominee will be named by the HOH.
	+ **Spell of Speculation** - If this week's evicted houseguest guesses the houseguest that will win HOH after their eviction, they will return to the game as if they never left.
* **Double Eviction** - On weeks 8 and 10, a double eviction occured, meaning a whole week of Big Brother will be played in one hour and two houseguests would leave the house in one night.

### Houseguests

 **Winner**

**Mary**

 **Runner-Up**

**Macey**

 **Jury:*Mary***

**Shawn**

 **Jury:*Mary***

**Destiny**

 **Jury:*Macey***

**Mae**

 **Jury:*Mary***

**Hector**

 **Jury:*Macey***

**Junior**

 **Jury:*Macey***

**Clea**

 **Jury:*Mary***

**Gilbert**

 **Jury:*Mary***

**Ned**

 **Jury:*Macey***

**Ben**

 **Evicted**

**Chase**

 **Evicted**

**Holly**

 **Evicted**

**Marissa**

 **Evicted**

**Harvey**

 **Evicted**

**Judy**

### Have/Have-Not History

*+ signifies HOH for the week, thus automatic "Have" rights.*

### Week 1

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee6 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted7 Votes**

On Premiere night, 16 new houseguests moved into the Big Brother house. Immediately they were divided into four teams based on their age. After the teams were formed, the houseguests competed for the HOH and immunity for their entire team. Ned won the competition, with the Teens named Have-Nots for the week. Wanting to play it safe, Ned nominated two houseguests that campaigned to him the least. They were Hector and Macey. With no clear target, Ned decided to sit back and let the week play out. After the nomination ceremony, multiple arguments happened between Macey and her teammate, Chase, which caused the Teens team's fracture with Macey, Mae and Junior on one side, and Chase on the other. During the week, Shawn and Judy got very close and got into a showmance. They tried to keep it a secret until Ned walked in on them cuddling in the HOH room. After confiding in Ned about their showmance, the couple thought they would be safe, until Macey won the POV and used it on herself. After seeing the Teens fracture earlier in the week and receiving information that Judy and Shawn were in a showmance made Ned believe that their relationship cements the alliance between Adults and Elders, which leaves Young Adults on the outs with the Teens, that proved that they can't stick together. After a lot of thinking, Ned decided to put up Judy as a replacement nominee next to Hector, shocking everyone. Still with no clear target in sight, the house was left to scramble. After the information about Shawn and Judy's showmance got to everyone, it was really hard to rally the votes for Judy to stay. Come Eviction night, Judy was sent packing in 16th place by a close 7-6 vote.

### Week 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Nominee5 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted7 Votes**

Following Judy's eviction, the house was surprised yet again when the surviving nominee Hector won HOH and granted the Adults team safety. Meanwhile, on the Teens team, Mae felt like a third wheel with Macey and Junior, who became really close, so she decided to align with Chase, a fellow outsider on their team. However, Mae decided to keep this information a secret to not piss off Macey, who had clashes with Chase a week prior. On Young Adults team, Harvey and Clea's relationship blossomed and they became a showmance, worrying Ned and Marissa. On Elders team, which became a have-not for the week after being the first full team eliminated from the HOH competition, leaving them to campaign to Hector, that they rallied the votes against to save Judy. After discussing the plan with his team members, he decided to target the people that voted for Judy to stay a week prior, so he nominated the HOH that put him on the block, Ned, and one of the main campaigners for him to go week one, Gilbert. Hector had his eyes set on Ned to give him a piece of his own medicine. However, Ben won the Power of Veto and told Hector about his intentions to save Gilbert to avoid a second Elder leaving this early. Stunned, the HOH called a team meeting in his room to come up with a replacement. With his eyes set on Mae, Mary became worried, as the two were really close. After Destiny and Shawn left the room, she tried to change his mind by throwing Harvey and Clea under the bus and exposing them for having a showmance. At the POV meeting, Ben used the veto to save Gilbert, and Mary got her way when Hector blindsided everyone by nominating Harvey. At Eviction Night, Mary gathered enough votes to ensure Harvey's departure, and he was evicted by an another close 7-5 vote.

### Week 3

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee4 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted7 Votes**

Following Harvey's eviction, the house was split yet again. In a shocking turn of events, Holly won the third HOH competition of the season and granted immunity for herself and her teammates. Meanwhile, everyone in the house was still astonished by Harvey's early exit. Holly decided to go for the "youngsters", them being Young Adults and Teens, as the majority of the votes for Harvey to stay were from them. Weighing pros and cons, Holly ultimately nominated Clea and Mae for eviction, with Mae as her target, as the two never interacted during the season, and Clea as a pawn for the controversy that happened the previous week. Clea ultimately won the POV and was going to keep herself safe, which meant Holly had to put up a replacement nominee. With Mae still as her target, Holly was looking for a pawn and found one in Marissa, nominating her for eviction. Due to Marissa's lazy lifestyle, she didn't campaign at all, in contrast to Mae campaigning very hard to stay. Ultimately, the house decided to go against Holly's plans and evicted Marissa in a 7-4 vote on day 21.

### Week 4

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee4 Votes**

 **NomineeEvicted6 Votes**

Following Marissa's eviction, Holly was furious at her Elders team members Ben and Gilbert for flipping last minute, as they would have gotten the votes to send Mae home if they stuck to Holly's plan. Things got even worse for Holly when Mae won HOH and immunity for Chase, Junior and Macey. Mae made her targets very clear: she was going after people that either voted for her or nominated her, which meant Holly was hitting the block inevitably. Mae picked Shawn as the other nominee, stating that she felt Shawn was the least connected person to her overall. In the grueling endurance POV competition, Mae came out on top and decided to keep the nominations the same. A big coalition started to form to get rid of the Teens because of their dominance in the house, which wanted to keep Holly as a guaranteed number against them. Nevertheless, come eviction night, Holly was sent packing by a vote of 6-4, despite all hard campaigns that she did that week.

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee2 Votes**

 **NomineeEvicted7 Votes**

Following Holly's eviction, the houseguests were informed that the teams twist is officially over. After that, Hector won his second HOH competition of the season and decided to go after the Teens Team, as they caused a lot of chaos. Moreover, they were the only team that had 4 members left still, apart from the Adults. Weighing his options, Hector decided to go after the power couple in Chase and Mae, with Macey as a backup option in case if one of the two comes off the block. After the nomination ceremony, the houseguests were informed that another twist will start its work from that week onward, called the Wheel of Witchcraft, which will require to spin the wheel in the beginning of the week to determine a twist that will be unleashed. The wheel landed on Plague of Payback, which meant that the evicted houseguest will name one of the two initial nominees for next week. At the POV competition, Macey came on top and after comparing notes with Mae, decided to save her from the chopping block. Stunned, Hector had no choice but to put his next choice, Ben, on the block. Seen as a bigger threat moving forward, Chase was evicted by a vote of 7-2, becoming the last pre-juror of the season. After Chase was evicted, he decided to curse Hector with the Plague of Payback.

### Week 6 (Backwards week)

 **Dethroned HOH**

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **4 Votes to Nominate0 Votes**

 **5 Votes to NominateEvicted1 Vote**

Following Chase's eviction, the houseguests competed in the first jury phase HOH competition, which Mary won. After the HOH competition, the wheel of witchcraft landed on the Curse of Corruption, dethroning Mary as the HOH and starting the Backwards week, which required every houseguest to nominate two people. The two people that receive the highest amount of votes will be the nominees. After everyone voted, Ben and Mae were revealed to be the nominees. After that, the houseguests competed in the POV competition, which was won by Shawn. He took the easy route and decided to keep the nominations the same. That same day everyone but Hector, the outgoing HOH, Ben and Mae, the nominees, competed in the HOH competition for the power to cast the sole vote to evict. In the end, Junior came on top and decided to evict Ben, as Mae was one of Junior's closest allies.

### Week 7

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Plague of Payback Nominee3 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted4 Votes**

Following Ben's eviction, the houseguests competed in the HOH competition, where Shawn emerged victorious. The houseguests were also notified that the Plague of Payback would be in effect this week instead of the previous one because of the Curse of Corruption that caused the week to go backwards. The Plague of Payback was unleashed upon Hector, and he was one of the two nominees, leaving Shawn to decide the other nom. With a set target in mind, Shawn nominated Junior alongside Hector as a target. At the POV competition, Macey won her third POV of the season. Deciding who to potentially replace Junior with, Shawn had Mae in mind for being close to Junior and Macey. He voiced his concerns to the latter, who told Mae about Shawn's thoughts, so Mae went to work. At the POV meeting, Macey saved Junior, and Shawn replaced him with Ned as the next option after Mae. After a lot of back and forth strategizing about the vote, Ned was sent packing in a close 4-3 vote.

### Week 8

#### Round 1

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Voodoo Veto Post-POV Nominee3 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted4 Votes**

Following Ned's eviction, Mary won her first official HOH competition of the season. Last week, the Voodoo Veto was chosen as the twist for the next week. After a lot of inner debate, Mary chose to put up Clea and Gilbert as they were the last people from Young Adults and Elders teams respectively. At the POV competition, Clea emerged victorious. Knowing that she couldn't control the replacement nominee, Mary started a serious damage control operation, talking to everyone and saying that her true target for the week is Gilbert. When Clea used the POV to save herself, the replacement was revealed to be Hector, one of Mary's closest allies. From that point onward, Mary's goal was to force a tie between the nominees, as she understood that the vote couldn't be unanimous either way. Minutes before the eviction, Clea and Shawn met up with the Teens to compare notes on who will go home. To prevent them from strategizing and deciding who leaves, Mary followed the group around the house. When the houseguests were called to the living room, the target was still not decided. In the end, Mary got her way and there was a tie between Gilbert and Hector, with Mary casting the tiebreaking vote for Gilbert, evicting him in 9th place.

#### Round 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **NomineeEvicted4 Votes**

Following Gilbert's eviction, the houseguests were suprised that the Double Eviction would occur that night. Moreover, the Teens, Shawn and Clea were stunned with the eviction results and realized how big of a mistake they just made. Hector won his third HOH competition of the season and nominated Junior and Clea, with the former as a target. At the POV competition, Hector's showmance, Destiny, won the competition and decided to keep the nominations intact. After a very big scramble, Clea was sadly sent packing in a 4 to 1 vote. She only hugged Shawn on her way out and congratulated the remaining houseguests on making it to final seven. After the door closed behind her, Shawn started to get emotional and isolated himself in one of the rooms, knowing he is on the bottom of the house.

### Week 9

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-POV Nominee2 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted3 Votes**

Following Clea's eviction, Shawn was quickly able to calm down and approached his team with an apology for his actions in hopes to solidify himself safety with his teammates for the next week. As a result of Clea's eviction, the house was divided between 4 adults: Mary, Shawn, Destiny and Hector, and 3 teens: Macey, Mae and Junior. Both teams decided to stick together to reach the endgame intact. At the HOH competition, Mary rose to the top and won her second official HOH of the season. Knowing that two of the three teens would be going up no matter what, the teens decided to boycott Mary and didn't campaign at all. That helped Mary's decision, as she nominated Mae and Junior for eviction, with Mae as her target. At the POV pick, everyone but Hector were chosen to compete, ruining the adults' plans to keep the nominations the same. Mae ultimately won the POV, which caused Macey to struggle last-minute and campaign for hours to Mary. However, that fell on deaf ears as Macey ultimately went up next to Junior. Defeated, the teens spent the rest of the week together, knowing that they had no say in their fates. On Day 63, Junior was evicted in a tiebreaker after Mae cast a pity vote for Macey and Destiny cast her vote against Macey, as she wanted Mary to get more blood on her hands by evicting Junior.

### Week 10

#### Round 1

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-POV Nominee1 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted2 Votes**

Following Junior's eviction, the houseguests competed in the HOH competition. Fired up by her frustration, Mae managed to win the HOH competition. She ultimately decided to split up the showmance of Destiny and Hector, nominating them for eviction, with Destiny as her target. Seeing through Mae's plans, Shawn won the POV and decided to use it on Destiny. Left with no choice, Mary went up as the replacement nominee. The remaining week was spent in chaos, as Destiny spilled information about Mary's intentions to get rid of Mae the previous week in an attempt to save Hector. Shawn found himself in a swing-vote position, but ultimately decided that Mary is better for his game than Hector. On eviction night, Hector was evicted in a 2-1 vote, with only Destiny's vote to save.

#### Round 2

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-POV Nominee1 Votes**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted2 Votes**

Following Hector's eviction, the houseguests were informed of a second double eviction night taking place. Fired up by Hector's eviction, Destiny came on top in the HOH competition and nominated Macey and Mae for eviction. At the POV competition, Macey won and emotionally decided to save herself. In an attempt to mend fences with Mary, Destiny nominated Shawn for eviction. Ultimately, Mae was sadly sent packing in a very emotional eviction after Destiny cast her tiebreaking vote to evict her.

### Week 11

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **NomineeEvicted1 Vote**

Following Mae's eviction, Macey was left all alone against the Adults team. In an incredible comeback, she won the HOH competition and left the adults defeated. Macey nominated Destiny as a target and Shawn as a pawn. At the final POV competition, Mary came on top and decided to evict Destiny for being a bigger social threat than Shawn.

### Week 12

 **HOH Pt.1 WinnerHOH Pt.3 Winner**

 **HOH Pt.2 WinnerNominee0 Votes**

 **NomineeEvicted1 Vote**

Following Destiny's eviction, the houseguests immediately competed in the First Part of the Final HOH competition. Macey won the battle of endurance, advancing to Part Three. Mary and Shawn then competed in Part Two of the HOH competition, which Mary won, nominating Shawn for eviction. At the Final Part of the HOH competition, it was a close battle, with Mary originally in the lead, but Macey catching up last minute and winning it. At the final eviction ceremony, Macey felt more confident going against Mary in the final two, so she cast her vote to evict Shawn.

### Finale

 **Winner5 Votes**

 **Runner-Up4 Votes**