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Intruder

*This season’s theme is the Game Changer, and our intruder is one of the biggest from his original season, with his unpredictable competitive wins and ability to catch everyone by surprise with his moves. Maybe this'll have that same effect. - Lorde, BB5*

The ***Intruder*** is a twist introduced in BB5.

## Details

At the start of Week 3, it was immediately revealed something huge was going to happen, and that huge twist would be the Intruder twist. It was announced that Hermes was to be joining the game as a brand new houseguest, and would be immune until the following week began to allow him time to talk to people and make allies.

## Effects on the Game

The twist itself did little more than add another player to the roster, it was the player that ended up entering the game through this method that completely changed the course of the game, and drastically at that.

He managed to win 5 of the 7 competitions he participated in, and despite being the season's biggest target from the moment he was vulnerable, he got to the end using sheer force, and won in the end as despite his entry his opponent, Lily, was deemed as having too weak of a game to be enough, whereas Hermes, though only having played Weeks 3 - 7, made the mid-to-late game crumble at his feet as he marched his way to victory.

## Player Reception

Despite everyone knowing just how big the twist was, it was overall received well. No one seemed to have any complaints about the twist itself, though ethical questions were raised about their ability to win the game. A couple people, most notably Violet, enjoyed the twist and thought it was a great way to shake the game, but also suggested that intruders should almost never win. However, by the near unanimous 6-1 vote Hermes received to win the season in the end, it can be reasoned that being an Intruder does not make or break your game in the eyes of most people.
Showdown Conundrum

***Showdown Conundrum***is a flash game competition in BB2.

## Concept and Rules

In Showdown Conundrum, the losers of Round 1 were to duel through a Best of 1 Pokémon battle. The battle was to be in the Sun & Moon OU format, and the team could only be built of Eevee and its evolutions. The winner would move on to Part 3 of the Final HOH.

## Winning Placements

In BB2, this never actually took place. Violet stopped showing signs of activity during the competition, and the win was automatically given to Celever.
Hex FRVR

***Hex FRVR***is a flash game competition in BB2, BB5 and BB9.

## Concept and Rules

In Hex FRVR, houseguests had to create end-to-end lines in a hexagonal board, using different shapes to finish those lines. Completing these chained lines awards points, and completing multiple lines at once gives more points depending on how many lines were completed.

## Winning Placements

In BB2, this was the Head of Household competition for Doubles Week. Mirdo (with the highest score of 22,963) and Jesi (with 21,077) won the competition, becoming the two HOHs at the start of the week.

In BB5, Hermes blew previous records as well as current competitor's score out of the water with 141,377 points, almost 100,000 points more than the next highest score.

In BB9, Mora won the competition with a score of 60,006, winning Part 1 of the final HOH and moving on to Part 3.
Jump Bottle

***Jump Bottle***is a flash game competition in BB11.

## Concept and Rules

In Jump Bottle, houseguests have to jump a bottle onto higher and higher platforms, being careful to jump in sync and in time with the incoming platforms. The houseguest who jumps onto the most platforms as they come will win the competition!

## Winning Placements

In BB11, RyZe and Senkun's duo managed to win the POV with an average score of 99, winning full control for the week.
Massacre

*Ohhhh, it's time for the **best** part. You have a short amount of time to free one of these sad souls from a painful death! Be mindful of who you kill, because **their head may affect the rest of the game.** Tonight, you will be approaching one of these three guillotines and attempting to stop the beheading of one of these three victims! - The Hostess*

***Massacre*** is a twist introduced in BB4, as a variation of the Double Eviction twist.

## Details

Week 8's Massacre twist was teased at the beginning of Week 8 by confirming the existence of a Double Eviction twist in BB4. In actuality, the full twist became more complex, becoming the first instance allowing nominated houseguests to vote in their own eviction, as well as continuing the effects of Dainslef, the Cursed Sword over the week, which had now caused all votes to become made publicly, in-thread.

## Effects on the Game

The Massacre event confirmed the existence of a double eviction week and was the first instances in the series of nominated houseguests voting in their own eviction vote as well as the first eviction where votes were made publicly. This twist led to the downfall of both Hermes and mirdo after the house was given the opportunity to shut down the former's position of power, and the neutral opinion on the latter from the house meant they had been executed in place of TOTAL\_EPICNESS.

## Player Reception

After the game had progressed through most of its run, with most of the major twists being held in the early-game, most players had begin to question if the game would contain common twists in the series, such as a double eviction week and a jury comeback. After the rising of the Red Moon in Week 8, it was confirmed that the double eviction week would be once again present in BB4. While the effects of Dainslef throughout the week were the main focus, the Massacre event is notable by its unorthodox way of refreshing an existing classic twist.
Darcie

***Darcie*** was a houseguest on BB14 and BB15.

## Gameplay Personality

*I just want drama sorry not sorry* - Darcie, BB14
## Big Brother 14: Grimm

In BB14, Darcie came into the game with a goal in mind: be entertaining to the audience, and be the season’s villain. And what she set out to do, she did well. She was constantly scheming behind the other houseguest’s backs to harm their games and turn them on each other. Even to the detriment of her own game. Her social awareness of the game happening around her was not as strong as her villainy, and this would prove to be her down fall. When she was nominated by Nyan during week 4, she was in no danger of going home. But she thought otherwise, and decided that if she was going out, she would blow someone else’s game up along with her. Namely, she attempted to blow Turtwig’s game up by pointing out his strong social game. This led both Turt and Lexy to flip on Darcie, and while before she would have been safe, she was evicted in a 5-1 vote.

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Duo Partners

Now I’m sure you're wondering, what are Duo Partners? Soon, you will each be paired with another member of the game, and a 1-on-1 chat will be created with you and this person. You and your partner will be doing everything together. You will compete in competitions together, be nominated together, and be evicted together... very high stakes. With this twist, you won’t just be responsible for yourself, but also for your partner. If you mess up, you won’t just be hurting your own game, but your partner’s as well. Now, who’s ready to meet the duos? - Jadethepokemontrainer, BB11

***Duo Partners*** is a twist introduced in BB11.

## Details

The Duo Partner twist is a twist that pairs each houseguest in the game with another houseguest. The players play the game as 1 houseguest. They will win HOH, POV, be nominated, and vote to evict all together, and their decisions (such as nominations and votes to evict) must be agreed on between them.

## Effects on the Game

The effects on the game are massive. With this twist in play, there are essentially only half as many houseguests as there would be in a single-player game, as the duos act as a singular houseguest. Additionally, while this phase is in play, the full duo would be evicted, resulting in 2 houseguests going home every week, drastically speeding up the game.

## Player Reception

The houseguests saw this as a massive change to their games, being joined at the hip to someone else. Some used it to pull in numbers, others to get to know new people. Still, many didn't use it at all, and due to Tyler walking in the middle of week 2, evicting duos as a pair ended to prevent changing plans, and the twist ended shortly after that week.
Bowling Masters

***Bowling Masters***is a flash game competition in BB1, BB5, and BB8.

## Concept and Rules

In Dots, houseguests take turns with the computer to place lines down on an 8x8 board. If one of them makes the line that completes a box, they score a point. The houseguest to obtain the most boxes out of the rest would be crowned the winner.

## Winning Placements

In BB1, this was the Week 2 POV competition, and was won by NP with a score of 27,490 points.

In BB5, NP managed to defend his undefeated record with this challenge, despite finishing slightly lower with 26,610 points.

In BB8, Flour barely edged out mirdo to win his first HOH of the season, with 24.5k points!
Grid 16

***Grid16***is a flash game competition in BB8 and BB11.

## Concept and Rules

Somewhat similar to Multitask 2, houseguests had to manage multiple tasks at once, though only focusing on one at a time due to the screen shifting from task to task. The houseguest who was able to do this for the longest time would win the competition!

## Winning Placements

In BB8, Violet managed to outmaneuver the others with a score of 16,471 and won her 2nd HOH in a row! In addition, Raven won the Backdoor Blockade as part of the Temptation Week twist with a score of 5,355.

In BB11, Scorpion managed to score above the rest of the house with a score of 6,884, winning his 3rd HOH in a row!

## Trivia

After her eviction, Violet mentioned that her score was well above any she could find online, and that it was possible she held the world record in Grid16. This was later confirmed to be false after she found an ArmorGames user with a score higher than hers.She currently has the 2nd highest score in the world, until one another is found that beats hers.
Juror Removal

But first... I have an announcement to make. As you all know, as the winner of Part 2 of the Final HOH competition, Ephemera was granted this season's final advantage. This power was the Juror Removal advantage, allowing Ephemera to remove any of the first 6 jurors of their choice. - Lorde, BB10

The ***Juror Removal*** is an advantage introduced in BB10.

## Details

The Juror Removal power allowed the winner of Part 2 of the Final HOH to remove 1 of the first 6 jury member's votes. In their place, America would cast their vote for someone to win the game (America's Winner).

## Effects on the Game

The effects on the game are massive, as a jury vote has never been removed by a player before. This allowed the winner of the power to potentially remove a person's vote who would never vote for them to win the game, bettering their odds.

## Player Reception

Because Ephemera wasn't allowed to reveal the power, NP and Violet could only speculate on what it did. One notable theory was that it removed a juror's vote and replaced it with an automatic vote for the user. However, all the confusion was cleared when Aria was removed from the jury by Ephemera, showing off the power's purpose.
Dodge

***Dodge***is a flash game competition in BB7.

## Concept and Rules

In Dodge, houseguests had to avoid being hit by blasts from enemies, while trying to get those blasts (that follow them) to hit the enemies to gain points. The houseguest with the highest amount of points would win the competition!

## Winning Placements

In BB7, Ephemera won this competition with 693,335 points without a reputation boost, winning the HOH.
Lads

***The Lads*** is a minor alliance formed in BB5.

## Members

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

## Formation

The alliance was officially formed after Jade's HOH win, TE making a forum conversation to link the 4 members of the group together.

## Notable Moves

The alliance was mainly used by the *Treehouse* to branch out their numbers and try to spread influence. Draskk and TE were members of that alliance, while Jade and Mariano were not. However, Mariano was a member of the *Anti-Alliance*, which made this alliance chat and interesting battle zone with caution taken by all sides. Both sides, however, were successful in using this alliance to control Jade to eliminate Nyora, a player who was part of neither alliance, on Week 1.

## Success

The alliance ultimately had little to no success after Week 1. Mariano sided with the Anti-Alliance early on, and Draskk's eviction killed the group as it was. TE later chose to integrate Jade into the Treehouse, while excluding Mariano knowing full well he wasn't fully on board with them.
Survivor Auction

***Survivor Auction*** is a forum game competition in BB2.

## Concept and Rules

To kick off Survivor Week, players were each given 10 "credits" to bid on items with. Over the course of the auction, players were offered 3 different items to bid on.

## Winning Placements

In BB2,

* NP bid 6 credits to win an **Immunity Advantage**, to give an edge in the immunity challenge following the auction.
* Violet bid 10 credits to win a free **Week Off**, granting them immunity until the Survivor Week ended, though taking away the right to participate in the Immunity Challenge or vote until then as well.
* Jesi bid 10 credits to win a **Double Vote**, allowing her to vote twice at Tribal Council.
Survivor Week

***Survivor Week***is a twist introduced in BB2, that later returned for BB3, and BB6.

## Details

In BB2, Survivor Week was a 2-part week based on CBS' other hit Reality TV competition: Survivor. Players first participated in the Survivor Auction, winning advantages. These advantages were:

* **Immunity Advantage:** Player gains an advantage in the following Immunity Challenge.
* **Week Off:** Player became immune for the week, but did not compete in the Immunity Challenge or vote.
* **Double Vote:** Enables a player to have a vote-weight of 2 during Tribal Council.

They then would compete in an immunity challenge. Whoever won the immunity challenge would be safe from the vote at Tribal Council. At Tribal Council, players could vote for whoever they wanted.

In BB3, the twist returned with drastic alterations. There was no Reward or Immunity challenge, and houseguests went straight to the vote. No one was immune from being voted out.

In BB6, Survivor Week returned to its first format, with a reward challenge followed by an immunity challenge. However, instead of the typical Survivor Auction, the winner of the reward challenge would receive an advantage in the game.

* **Hidden Immunity Idol:** The winner of the reward challenge would be granted a Hidden Immunity Idol. This idol could be played on the holder itself, or for another player to nullify all votes cast against them.

## Effects on the Game

The twist changed the format in which the now castaways were playing in, it was a completely different game for the week. The open format provided a great opportunity to mobilize against a threat.

## Player Reception

Survivor Week was a rather strange twist. It wasn't received in much negative light by the houseguests who believed that since it still gave them all a fair shot it was a fine way to shake up the game.
Friendly Four

***Friendly Four*** is an alliance formed in BB3.

## Members

 **Jury**

 **Winner**

 **Jury**

 **Expelled**

## Formation

Members of the Galactic Empire, Lorde and NP used this alliance as a means of expanding the alliance's reach, and this alliance was used to get TE and LC, a known duo, to do as they said.

## Notable Moves

The alliance lacked any notable moves, however, Lorde and NP managed to get the two to follow orders throughout the game, making the alliance successful for what they needed it to be.

## Success

Though the alliance itself is hard to consider successful, as TE was expelled early on, Lorde and especially NP maintained an influence over LC, until they had to cut him loose to further the Empire's core group.
BB2 Reunion

***BB2 Reunion*** is a minor alliance formed in BB5.

## Members

 **Evicted**

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

## Formation

The alliance was officially formed in the beginning phase of the game, with NP and Celever trying to create a pretense of an alliance of top players of BB2 so that they could manipulate eachother.

## Notable Moves

The alliance was mainly used for NP and LC, members of the Treehouse, and Celever, a member of the *Anti-Alliance* to scout each other. From this, the Treehouse learned of Celever's alliance with Nick, while Celever was made to believe LC and TE were attempting to run the game by playing two sides with a web of connections. The most notable move this led to was Celever giving the information to NP that he was planning to open his prize bag, leading the Treehouse to decide to open their bags in turn.

## Success

The alliance quickly broke down in Week 2, after LC revealed to Celever the strength of his alliance with TE and the existence of the Lads. From then on, LC and Celever continued to occasionally speak in the alliance chat, but were frequently mentioning to NP their lack of trust and plans to blindside one another, which culminated in Celever's backdoor in Week 2, ending the alliance.
Guessing Game

***Guessing Game*** is a forum game competition in BB14.

## Concept and Rules

In Guessing Game, each player would have their name entered on a wheel once to start. Then, each player could add 3 names to the wheel of other houseguests, and they could name 3 different people, or name someone twice or three times. Once everyone has chosen their names, a wheel with every name submitted will be spun, and those who's names are landed on will be out of the HOH competition, and all of the entries of their name will be removed. The houseguest who's name is the last and only name on the wheel after multiple rounds of spinning will win the competition!

## Winning Placements

In BB14, Buggs's name was the last one remaining on the wheel, making him the first HOH of the season!
BB Tin

***BB Tin*** is a flash game competition in BB12 and BB16.

## Concept and Rules

In BB Tin, houseguests needed to gain balls to gain points hitting squares. Squares would each have a number, and each number indicated a point to be gained from hitting it with your chain of balls. The houseguest who earns the most points by hitting the squares will win the competition!

## Winning Placements

In BB12, Mars won with a score of 3707 points, winning the Power of Veto.

In BB16, utilizing the Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better twist, bets were placed on how houseguests expected to do. With no one beating their bet, with the lowest bet of 350, Vari won the Power of Veto.
Crime Scene

***The Crime Scene***is a forum game competition in BB9.

## Concept and Rules

For this competition, the houseguests were told that their Play Tokens were stolen by hackers (and subsequently, the twist ended). They were tasked with figuring out what competitions were hacked, what advantages were exploited, the accomplices behind the scene, and the masterminds behind it. The first houseguest to piece the mystery together through a series of word puzzles would win the competition!

## Winning Placements

In BB9, Mora completed all 4 puzzles in 26 minutes, winning his 3rd HOH of the season.
Galaga

***Galaga***is a flash game competition in BB6.

## Concept and Rules

In Galaga, houseguests had to shoot as many aliens and flying objects as possible while avoiding shots from the aliens themselves.

## Winning Placements

In BB6, this competition was won by Jade with 9,770. He discarded the POV, keeping his and the Hacker's nominations in tact.
Man In Gap

***Man In Gap***is a flash game competition in BB9.

## Concept and Rules

In Man in Gap, houseguests have to tell which areas on the game are safe to stay in before the gap crushes most of the terrain to continue surviving. The houseguest that survives the longest will win the competition!

## Winning Placements

In BB9, Almonds scored far higher than the rest, finishing the game with 39 points, winning his 2nd HOH!
Fibbage

***Fibbage***is a forum game competition in BB6, BB8 and BB9.

## Concept and Rules

In Fibbage, houseguests had to submit lies about a scenario to the host. After all the lies were submitted, players were presented a list of all of their lies and the single true statement. If a player's lie was picked, the player who created that lie receives 500 points. If someone picks the truth, they receive 1000 points. The player with the most points after 3 rounds will win the Power of Veto!

In BB8, this was extended to 7 rounds, as it was a live competition. In BB9, this was taken back down to 5 rounds, as it was part of a live double eviction.

## Winning Placements

In BB6, Jade won the competition with 3,500 points, winning his third POV of the season. He opted to save Vom, forcing the default nomination of Flour, who was swiftly evicted.

In BB8, Lorde managed to outscore Mae and Flour, and won the POV, which she used to save Flour.

In BB9, Shaymin finished the competition with a massive score, finishing with 3 times as many points as 2nd place, and winning his first competition of the season.
Obey the Game

***Obey the Game*** is a flash game competition in BB13 and BB16.

## Concept and Rules

In Obey the Game, houseguests have to simply follow the game's directions on levels for as long as possible, with additional difficulties being added along the way. The houseguest that completes the most levels will win the competition!

## Winning Placements

In BB13, this competition was paired with the Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better twist, and players placed bets on how they thought they could do in the competition based on the scores of past houseguests. In the end, the highest bet that was successfully met was 210 points placed by Draskk, winning him the HOH competition!

In BB16, Karla won the HOH competition with 288 points, becoming the first repeat HOH of the season!
Mementos

it's pretty awful that they all voted to banish you, isn't it? Wouldn't you like to get revenge on them for that? - Jadethepokemontrainer, BB11

***Mementos*** were a twist introduced in BB11.

## Details

After a member of the jury was evicted, they would have the opportunity to give 1 of 4 disadvantages to a houseguest of their choice. Though the mementos twist was only in play for the first week of jury, the two curses distributed it were fairly prominent throughout the later portions of the game:

* **Week 6 - Glowing Branch of Ancient Wizards:** At the start of week 6, Ryze was informed that he could give a curse to a houseguest of his choice. He chose the *Glowing Branch of Ancient Wizards*, and gave it to Senkun. This would force Senkun to nominate himself as a special third nominee during one of the next three weeks.
* **Week 7 - Loot of the Greedy Hermit:** At the start of week 7, Vom was informed that she could give a curse to someone. She chose the *Loot of the Greedy Hermit*, and chose to give it to Mars. This disadvantage forced Mars to relinquish his ability to play in the HOH, POV, or vote at eviction for a full week during one of the next three weeks.

## Effects on the Game

Senkun chose to use his curse immediately, being saved ultimately when Scorpion won the POV and removed him from the block. Mars, however, waited to let his curse activate automatically at the Final 4, and ultimately survived when Dunk chose to evict Sena over him.

## Player Reception

It's uncertain how much the players actually knew of this twist as it happened, if at all, during the game.
Reputation

You're welcome to interpret more out of those words than I'm telling you, because once again, different things happen the higher or lower up the reputation ladder you are. I hope you all understand that reputation isn't simply a point boost in competitions. It shapes your whole game. - VioletValkyrie, BB7

***Reputation*** is a major twist introduced in BB7.

## Details

Reputation is a twist that granted houseguests bonuses or penalties in competition, based on what the numerical representation of their "reputation" was on a given week, ranging from -10 to +10. In addition, effects could take place if players' reputations got exceedingly high or low:

* **Double Vote**: If a player reached +5 reputation or higher, they would be granted a double vote, allowing them to vote twice at an eviction of their choosing. Both Jade and Flour reached +5 reputation and publicly received this advantage.
* **Immunity**: If a player reached +10 reputation, they would be granted immunity for the week, making them unable to be nominated or evicted for that week. This advantage cannot be earned multiple times. No one managed to obtain this advantage.
* **Vote Loss**: If a player reached -5 reputation or lower, they would lose their vote until they managed to get their reputation to -4 or higher. mirdo reached -5, and publicly received this disadvantage.
* **Instant Eviction**: If a player reached -10 reputation, they would be evicted from the house immediately. No one reached -10 reputation, so no one was instantly evicted.

Reputation could be gained or lost depending on the choices made by the houseguests during some of their End of Week prompts over the course of the season. However, much more control of reputation was giving to the viewing audience, who raised and lowered the reputation of houseguests as they deemed fit.

## Effects on the Game

Reputation had a massive effect, and it often changed results of competitions when certain players had the rep boost needed to take the lead. It resulted in certain players being targeted for having high reputations, as well as players trying to appeal to the audience to get their reputations boosted.

## Player Reception

Players were mixed on the existence of reputation. Though many believed it was an interesting twist, others saw it as unfair and giving too much power to the audience's favorite players.

In the ending post of BB7, Violet mentioned the house's confusion over the severity of reputation in the game, as some houseguests were upset or confused about the strength of a major mechanic such as reputation. It's likely to be seen as one of the game's most controversial mechanics between the game's hostess, audience, and players.
Pond Skater

***Pond Skater***is a flash game competition in BB11.

## Concept and Rules

In Pond Skater, houseguests would have to control a water bug skating around a small pond. Holding down turns the bug to the left, and houseguests had to maneuver this bug to skate around the pond for as long as possible as it constantly speeds up. This amount of time and speed results in points, and the houseguest who can accumulate the most points will win the competition!

## Winning Placements

In BB11, Sena won the competition, managing to score 1318 points, becoming the new HOH!
Snover's Dessert Drop

***Snover's Dessert Drop*** is a flash game competition in BB3.

## Concept and Rules

In Snover's Dessert Drop, houseguests had to create as many icy desserts as they could before a timer ran out, stacking fruits and syrups into their bowls as fast as they could.

## Winning Placements

In BB3, Violet won this competition with 418,770 points, keeping control over the house. She kept her nominees the same.
Double Eviction Week

***Double Eviction Week***is a recurring twist introduced in BB1. It returned for BB2, BB3, BB4, BB5, BB9, BB11, BB12 and BB14.

## Details

In BB1-5, Double Eviction weeks fundamentally worked the same as a regular week, the only difference is 3 people are nominated instead of 2. At the eviction ceremony, 2 of the 3 nominated houseguests will be evicted.

From BB9 on however, the second half of the week would have a live HOH competition, nomination ceremony, POV competition, POV ceremony, and eviction ceremony all in a couple of hours. This would result in 2 people joining the jury in 1 night.

## Effects on the Game

The twist ultimately does nothing more than speed up the game, and grants the current HOH much more power in choosing 2 players to evict. In BB9, the current HOHs do not receive more power as there are now 2 of them.

## Player Reception

The 3-nomination way of eviction is an old version of the Double Eviction, and has not appeared in the last few seasons, as hosting has shifted towards Discord from the PokéBeach forums.

The live double eviction, though new to the series in execution, is likely to stick around as a twist.
Bag of Bounty

The ***Bag of Bounty*** is an advantage introduced in BB8.

## Details

During week 3's POV competition, the winner of the competition was offered a temptation: the Bag of Bounty, or the POV. If they were to choose the bag of bounty, they would receive 7 advantages (1 for each past season of PBB) in 1 bag. However, they would only be able to use one of them. These were the advantages:

* **BB1 - Vote Reveal:** At any time, this power may be used in-thread to reveal all of the votes a particular houseguest has cast this season.
* **BB2 - Immunity Advanatage:** Before the Power of Veto competition has been revealed, the user may DM the host to use this power to automatically place themselves in the POV competition. They will also receive a 25% boost to your score, and this power expired after week 6.
* **BB3 - Pot of Greed:** If this power is used, the user would receive an extra vote to use in that week's eviction, but will lose their vote during the next week. This power was to be used on Week 3 or Week 5.
* **BB4 - Gungner, the Lightning Spear:** During the first 24 hours of any Power of Veto competition, the user may use this in-thread on a houseguest (besides the nominees) playing in the POV competition. That houseguest will be unable to participate in that competition. This power was to be used on Week 7 or Week 8.
* **BB5 - Legacy Advantage:** If this power is used during an ongoing HOH competition, the user will be given immunity for the entire week. This power was to be used on Week 4 or Week 6.
* **BB6 - Immunity Idol:** Before Week 4's Head of Household competition is revealed, the user may use this power to grant someone other than themselves vote nullification. If that player is evicted next week by votes (i.e. not the Backdoor Blockade), they will be safe and the other one on the block will go home.
* **BB7 - King's Crown:** The King's Crown may be given to any player. If they are evicted, the Head of Household will gain the King's Crown. This season, the holder of the King's Crown will have the power to break any ties in competitions. The King's Crown may be given to anyone at the beginning of any week during the remainder of the game.

## Effects on the Game

Though the Bag of Bounty was never used, it played a role in the social aspect of the game, as information spread and circles of trust were broken and reformed. Over the course of Week 4, the existence of this advantage was spread around the house in attempt to make the holder's (Violet) target bigger.

## Player Reception

The Bag of Bounty had very little of a reception, as its secret nature meant that most players did not think much of it. Most players felt it was an acceptable power to include, and the method it was given was fair, with most criticism of it being based on misconceptions of how the Bag of Bounty worked rather than its actual powers. Though some believed that there were too many possible advantages contained within it, the fact that these advantages were limited in power and were references to past seasons made others praise it as a nice detail to include in an All-Star season.
Park Soccer

***Park Soccer***is a flash game competition in BB11.

## Concept and Rules

In Park Soccer, houseguests have to bounce a ball and keep it off the ground as many times as possible, and for as long as possible, earning points by bouncing the ball or collecting coins along the way. The houseguest who scores the most points will win the competition!

## Winning Placements

In BB11, Gray and Scorpion's duo managed to win with an average score of 75 points, winning full power for the week.
Food Stack

***Food Stack***is a flash game competition in BB1, BB5 and BB9.

## Concept and Rules

In Food Stack, players have to stack as many slices of different foods as they possibly could. There are also the options to buy Second Chances and Head Starts with coins earned from playing the game, as well as Coin Doublers.

## Winning Placements

In BB1, this HOH competition went to Vracken, with a score of 107. He barely beat out DoS's 104, and Blakers' 102.

In BB5, Hermes beat out the other two players in the Final 3: NP and Lily with a massive score of 221. Everyone scored higher than the previous record.

In BB9, Mora won out with a monstrous score of 470 points, winning his 2nd full control of the season in a runaway victory.
Professor Palutena

*In to be the first one out like usual! - Professor Palutena, BB1*
*CALLED IT! - Professor Palutena, after being evicted*

***Professor Palutena***was a houseguest on BB1 and BB2.

## Gameplay Personality

*Congrats on not being first out! - Blakers, congratulating PP*
## Big Brother 1: Winter Escape

In BB1, Professor Palutena came into the game with a massive reputation from *The Challenge*. After BB managed to save himself, he was the replacement, and was backdoored in a 10-4 vote, being the first player evicted. He is still the only person to ever place 17th in a season.

## Big Brother 2: Clique Collision

In BB2, this weight didn't exactly go away. He was unable to win the first HOH for his clique due to his Wi-Fi crashing on him, and after being nominated he freed himself. Unfortunately, he was still under huge pressure, and found himself evicted the next week.
Bilingual Pink Hair Powder Penguin

***Bilingual Pink Hair Powder Penguin*** is a major alliance formed in BB10.

## Members

 **Jury**

 **Jury**

 **Winner**

 **Jury**

## Formation

The alliance formed at the end of week 2, when Mirdo was set to be backdoored. NP and Flour decided to create an alliance with Aria and Senkun to try and gain their trust moving forward.

## Notable Moves

The alliance didn't have a list of moves, considering NP and Flour just used the alliance to pocket Aria and Senkun and placate them moving forward.

## Success

From Aria and Senkun's angle, the alliance helped them stay in the game. With NP and Flour able to convince them to vote how they wanted, their main alliance Hibana was content to keep them around for longer than most others. From NP and Flour's perspective, it helped pocket two new allies for them, and significantly helped them when Senkun won the HOH at the live Triple Eviction.
Straw Game

***Straw Game***is a forum game competition in BB2 and BB12.

## Concept and Rules

In the Straw Game, houseguests had to select 1 of a group of numbered straws, hoping people wouldn't select the same straws as each other. If multiple people tried to take 1 straw, the amount of length gained would be divided equally amongst them. The player with the most straw length after a certain amount of rounds would be crowned the winner of the competition.

## Winning Placements

In BB2, Celever edged out Mirdo and Muffin with a fairly solid lead of 7,157 points, becoming HOH for the week.

In BB12, Flour managed to win with 11,108.33 points, becoming the new HOH.
Dolphin Olympics 2

***Dolphin Olympics 2***is a flash game competition in BB8.

## Concept and Rules

In this competition, players had to make the most of their time, and create combos using fish, twirls, and jumps to get as many points as possible. The houseguest who got the most points would win the competition!

## Winning Placements

In BB8, Mirdo annihilated the competition with a huge score of 9,449,788, winning the POV and saving himself from eviction.
Jacklongkawaii

***Jacklongkawaii*** was a houseguest on BB9, BB10, and BB12.

## Gameplay Personality

*JUPITER SUCKS. IT CAN FUCK OFF. IT LOOKS LIKE A BURGER. - Aria, BB10*
## Big Brother 9: Arcade

In BB9, Aria proved to be an entertaining houseguest. Though social and out there from the jump, she found herself nominated by her only pre-existing connection Scorpion on the very first week. She struggled in the POV, and due to sitting next to Turtwig, a member of the dominant *ModSquad* alliance, was circumstantially evicted. However, the Storage Room gave her a second chance to play the game. Irritated by circumstance and fueled by rage, Aria worked to collect enough tokens to force her way back into the game. Collecting 4 tokens over 3 weeks, through dominating tasks and making a smart call to sell the 50/50 Coin to Vom, she managed to max out on competition advantages, and even buy an Impulse of Immunity. Despite her success in the Storage Room, she struggled in the re-entry competition, and lost to Almonds in the end, and she left the game as one of the 3 pre-jurors.

### Voting History

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## Big Brother 10: Scramble & Conquer

In BB10, Aria really let her personality shine, with memorable moments like "they never say hello" and "JUPITER IS A DICK". She started off by working with Mirdo and Senkun, but lost Mirdo as an ally relatively quickly, even after trying to sacrifice herself to save him. After that, she was scooped up by NP and Flour in the *Bilingual Pink Hair Powder Penguin* alliance, which she remained loyal to until the jury phase. At the final 9, she made an interesting move to vote to evict Senkun to try and earn Mora's jury vote, but this backfired, and *Hibana* figured out that she was the one who cast the vote. Because she failed to fall in line with their agenda, Hibana convinced Almonds to nominate her the next week and then blindsided her from the house.

### Voting History

* Note: Because Ephemera used the Juror Removal advantage on her, her vote was given to America.

## Big Brother 12: Beach

In BB12, Aria once again drew a bad hand. She once again linked up with her friend Scattered, but failed to establish any meaningful connections outside of him. As a result of Ephemera's games in the first week, she found herself nominated alongside Scattered. After she was nominated, she blew up at Ephe and stated that they believed Ephe was a liar and used the game as a cover. Once the POV was discarded and she and Scattered were both left on the block, Scattered's connections with the rest of the house (and the *Chaos Blossoms* alliance in particular) proved to be much stronger than Aria's, leading to her unanimous eviction. Despite receiving a second chance as a result of the Comeback Chamber, and surviving until week 5's Re-Entry competition, Aria ultimately lost the competition to Ephe, officially sending her home for good.

### Voting History

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Quiet Quarters

***The Quiet Quarters*** is a twist introduced in BB12, and returned as ***Rapunzel's Tower*** in BB14.

## Details

The Quiet Quarters is a room in the house that would hold some amount of players in it for an entire round, preventing them from speaking with houseguests outside of the room. They would also be ineligible to compete for competitions, for nomination, and could not vote to evict for the entire round, effectively removing them from the house entirely for one week.

## Effects on the Game

The Quiet Quarters effected little beyond removing 2-3 houseguests from the house for 1 week. It has the potential to open up new targets and make some people's games easier or harder depending on who's taken away.

## Player Reception

For the main houseguests all that was noticed was fewer players, while for houseguests in the room it led both to relaxation and new conversations. While players like Hermes and Mars continued strategic discussion while in the Quiet Quarters in BB12, Alfze, Nyan and Turtwig were eager to leave the room during BB14.
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***Psyhcial Skforums kssk.com*** is a website dedicated to giving relevant information about mental people.

The owner of Psyhcial Skforums kssk.com is Adam Bruno Wenner.

## History

It was created in 2003. The forum was opened in January 2005.

## On Template:Youtubers

Psyhcial Skforums kssk is very critical of Youtube in general. The first Youtube-inspired board was started on December 2, 2006. About 43.1% of the sites content is dedicated to discussing Youtube creators. According to Adam Wenner, the forum has had several Youtube boards.

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The site has a total of 100[citation not needed] Wikia-inspired boards. About 32 are active.

## Sources

1. ↑ Urban Dicktionary: Mental (retrieved 2018)
Bubble Spinner

***Bubble Spinner*** is a flash game competition in BB14.

## Concept and Rules

In Bubble Spinner, players need to aim colored bubbles at a bubble collecting spinner, trying to match colors together to clear them off the spinner and earn points, while also trying to avoid the spinner growing too big and have bubbles touch the sides which would end a run. The houseguest who scores the highest while avoiding the edges of the box will win the competition.

## Winning Placements

In BB14, Turtwig managed to score highest with 639 points, becoming HOH for the week.
Loserosis

*Here is a mysterious brown colored drink with an awful odor. Will this drink contain some sort of advantage? Disadvantage? Nothing at all? Who knows!? Start talking! - BB2 Update*

***Loserosis***is a forum game discussion-based competition in BB2 and BB4.

## Concept and Rules

In both seasons where Loserosis was a twist, there was no warning until it was actually announced that this would be how a winner were determined.

In BB2, players were simply told someone had to drink a mysterious drink. In BB4, players were led to believe they had to choose a player to singlehandedly bring back one of the previously evicted houseguests, which ended up being far from the truth.

## Winning Placements

In BB2, LC volunteered to drink the brown colored substance, and was the first infected with Loserosis. In the end, NP was the last uninfected player, and he was awarded the Head of Household.

In BB4, history miraculously repeated itself. LC was chosen to try and get DoS back into the house, but ended up being the first player infected again. As players were infected, NP again ended up winning this selective competition, taking the title of HOH once more.
Babywinds

**Veto Wins** | 0

***Babywinds*** was a houseguest on BB9.

## Big Brother 9: Arcade

In BB9, Nola was a pawn star who held on by a finger. From the start, Nola struggled to make connections. Rather than make alliances, Nola opted to push people onto big targets such as Mora and Vom, believing them to be the biggest players in the game. This resulted in no one wanting to work with him, however, and he ended up a pawn star for most of the season. With continuous failure to connect with anyone, Nola stayed a frequent pawn well into the jury phase. After surviving 3 nominations, Nola finally met his match sitting next to Turtwig on week 6, and was evicted and sent to jury.

### Comp History

**Note:** 1 On week 3, Nola purchased a Mystery Box from the Token Shop, and he received a punishment that prevented him from competing in the following HOH competition.
Excadrill's Tunnel Trouble

***Excadrill's Tunnel Trouble***is a flash game competition in BB3.

## Concept and Rules

In Excadrill's Tunnel Trouble, houseguests had to shoot colored gems at a line of same or different colored gems. A color matching set of 3 or more of would cause the set to disappear, making the line smaller and more distant from the portal.

## Winning Placements

In BB3, Lorde won the HOH competition, and a guaranteed spot in the finale with 2,780 points. She chose to give a second spot to Mirdo, leaving Mariano and Blakers to duel in a tiebreaker.
Passimian's Jungle Bowling

***Passimian's Jungle Bowl***is a flash game competition in BB3 and BB6.

## Concept and Rules

In Passimian's Jungle Bowl, houseguests had to maneuver a ball through obstacles just by clicking certain parts of the screen to a berries, functioning as pins.

## Winning Placements

In BB3, Blakers won this competition with nearly perfect score of 7,150 points, winning his first competition of the season.

In BB6, Mae won with a flawless score of 7,200, winning the HOH.
Rotate

***Rotate***is a flash game competition in BB12.

## Concept and Rules

In Rotate, players woul adjust an outer circle to change where a moving ball would land within it, trying to earn points by hitting gems along the way. The person earns the most points hitting gems will win the competition!

## Winning Placements

In BB12, Anna won the HOH competition with 32 points.
Silver POV

Now that a renomination has been made, here's where things get fun... Almonds as the chosen houseguest from Fallen Stars, has been given a Silver Power of Veto by Brave. - Violet, BB13

The ***Silver POV*** is a variety of the Power of Veto (and an advantage) introduced in BB13.

## Details

The Silver POV put a second POV into play besides the regular Power of Veto, and allows the user to save 1 of the nominees from eviction. However, unlike the standard POV, the holder of the Silver POV **cannot** use it to save themselves, only being able to save someone else or simply discard it.

In BB13, the Silver POV entered play as a result of the Fallen Stars competition.
Call Your Own Shots

***Call Your Own Shots***is a forum game competition in BB10 and BB12.

## Concept and Rules

In Call Your Own Shots, the houseguests received 12 balls to place in tubes of other houseguests, not being allowed to put them in their own tubes. At the end of the competition, the houseguest to have the closest to 20 balls in their tube without going over that number would win the competition!

## Winning Placements

In BB10, Senkun received 19 balls in his tube, crowning him the HOH for the special Triple Eviction!

In BB12, Flour received 19 balls in his tube, winning the POV and saving himself from eviction.
Cursor*10

***Cursor\*10***is a flash game competition in BB3.

## Concept and Rules

In Cursor\*10, houseguests had to learn from their mistakes in previous rounds, as well as work with their past movements to figure out how to reach the end as quickly as possible.

## Winning Placements

In BB3, both Mariano and Blakers were placed in this final tiebreaker by Lorde, and were forced to duel for the third spot in the finale. In the end, Mariano won with a score of 188, and Blakers became the 8th and final member of the jury.
Drifloon's Fill & Float

***Drifloon's Fill & Float***is a flash game competition in BB3.

## Concept and Rules

In Drifloon's Fill & Float, houseguests had to create massive bubbles, while avoiding the balloons flying in the wind that would pop them (causing players to lose time and progress towards points).

## Winning Placements

In BB3, Violet won this competition with 289,719 points, after she used her advantage, the Pendant of Pride, to take Mirdo's random spot in the competition.
Hasee Bounce

***Hasee Bounce***is a flash game competition in BB8.

## Concept and Rules

In this competition, players had to bounce with precision to get donuts, with different donuts having different point values. The person with the most points will win the competition!

## Winning Placements

In BB8, Lorde won with a solid lead of 382, winning her 3rd HOH of the season!
Clear1731

**Veto Wins** | 0

***Clear1731*** was a houseguest on BB13.

## Big Brother 13: Starlight Stage

In BB13, Clear entered as one of 2 new houseguests alongside Trunkz. Right from the beginning, Clear largely didn't set herself up to make a splash in the season, but she did make a couple notable connections, forming a personal chat with Celever and Draskk early in the game. However, Clear failed to make this turn into anything game related, and ultimately it led to her falling out of the loop and becoming a pawn for the rest of her game. Despite being poised to be a pawn well into the endgame, a campaign generated by Almonds to save Sena led to Clear getting caught in the crossfires of a flipped house agenda, and with no close allies to help her flip back the script, she was unanimously evicted, becoming the first member of the jury.