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The eliminatti>>>
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http://puu.sh/gFr3d/9552b2bfca.png After a 24 hour battle in an Elimination style version of a +1/-1 game, Lostie became the next Head of Household, placing Germyle and Daniel on the block. But when the Diamond Power of Veto twist began to unfold, it seemed some players were taking the opportunity to make a big move early on, with Liam and Jay ending up as the final nominees when the proceedings were over. With Liam voted out, Lostie and Jay feared for their safety, but knew they would have to tighten up their game to repair the damage. And clearly, that’s exactly what they did. |
Liam's meltdown was hilarious, such good viewing and it was when I first spotted he and Jay were working together
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http://puu.sh/gFr3d/9552b2bfca.png The twists didn’t stop in round 4 though as when Tom became the new HoH he was asked to nominate not two, but three players for potential elimination. With Daniel, Germyle and Josh all on the block a game of Bingo is all that would separate them and the Power of Veto, but with very few numbers remaining it was Luke that came out on top, choosing to leave the nominations in tact. With seven votes to be cast and two players to be eliminated this round produced the most exciting vote of the game, as a 3-2-2 result led Germyle to be automatically eliminated and forced Tom to cast the only tie-breaking vote there was, and much to my surprise, it was for Daniel, not Josh. You’d be forgiven for thinking this might’ve repaired their relationship (which was hilarious to watch, I'm glad I can now say) but it seemed the only time they both weren’t at each other’s throats was when it came down to them both in the Friday Night Takeaway Veto competition, with a removal from the block on the line for Josh and a new enemy to be made with a replacement nominee for Tom. It went back to normal seconds after Tom won of course, but we wouldn't have it any other way. |
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http://puu.sh/gFr3d/9552b2bfca.png After Jay finally saw the player he was most suspicious of (Calderyon) off in round five, by this point the game was in full swing and alliances were soon beginning to turn on one another, especially within the Eliminatti as Lucas, Lostie and Jay made clear to me they were planning to take out Tom, and they eventually did, eliminating him unanimously in round seven. But it was Josh who fell in round six against Iceman (who sat on the block four times before his eventual elimination at F4), threatening to expose PM’s in one of the most entertaining exits of the game. It was clear at this point that promises were being broken. |
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The whole thing with Calderyon -ing me so much and stuff drove me insane, I thought he was out to get me </3
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Josh was by far the most entertaining player but I wish Daniel had not been banned think he would have brought some dramz too, god love him :flutter:
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http://puu.sh/gFr3d/9552b2bfca.png As the final five quickly approached Lucas appeared out of nowhere to do the HoH and PoV double, sending Luke packing, but this was followed by Lucas’ elimination in the following round (after being the last player to be nominated in the entire game) at the hands of Lostie, after Jersey saved himself by winning his first Veto and being the first player all game to use it. |
This summary is great :joker:
Josh the star :worship: |
'Lucas appeared out of nowhere' :joker:
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http://puu.sh/gFr3d/9552b2bfca.png With just four players left and a place in the final three to compete for the last HoH at stake, the final Power of Veto comp was more important than any other. With Jersey guaranteed safety as HoH, his nominations of power players Jay and Lostie were changed after Lostie saved himself, forcing Iceman up onto the block. And at a time when he could have opted to take him out, Lostie remained as loyal as he promised he would be to his true alliance and kept Jay in the game, solidifying our final three. |
I tried to take Iceman's side at this point as I realized Lostie & Jay were 100% together but it was too little too late. :(
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We tried to not act friendly in this thread, like I always called him Lostie and not Liam :joker:
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http://puu.sh/gFr3d/9552b2bfca.png In Part 1 of the final HoH comp all three players took on a 24 hour battle, but it was Jay who progressed to Part 3, with Lostie and Jersey challenging their memory of the game in a bid to join him. Eventually it was Jay and Lostie who went head to head to be crowned the last Head of Household, and at a final question shootout it was Lostie who emerged victorious, choosing to cast the final vote to eliminate for Jersey, thereby finishing the job that himself and Jay had begun at the very start of the game. A game well played, if I do say so myself. |
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idk why I thought not knowing his name word work, it would more than likely show we were hiding something lmao |
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Anyway, I was hoping for Jay to get out allllll game (no offense :joker:) but NO ONE ever went after him. I didn't win an HOH until too late. :bored: |
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