20 people start and split into 2 teams of 10. there will be 2 challenges each round (time between eliminated players). the first will be an individual challenge where its everyone for themselves. the winner gets $50,000 added to their bank (based on a million dollar grand prize) and selects one person to go to the elimination challenge. he or she doesn't have to pick someone on the other team, everyone is fair game. the second challenge is a team battle where the winning team will pick 1 person from each team to go to the elimination challenge. the three chosen people will compete in a challenge where there will be one loser, that person is eliminated from the competition. any money that is in the eliminated contestants bank is taken out of the game. so if eliminated contestant has $100,000 in his or her bank, the grand prize goes from $1,000,000 to $900,000. that is the general idea of the game but as we all know, it's never that simple. in every elimination challenge there will be a hidden item that will give them the power to change the game the next round. after 10 rounds, the teams will reset and be even again. once it comes down to 2 players, the money challenge will be worth double and the final 2 will compete for the total of both their banks. for example if the final two have $600,000 and $150,000 they will compete for $750,000. in order to win that money, they will have to compete against all of the eliminated contestants as they try to slow down or take out the players. the final 2 can work together as a team or by themselves but the only way to win the prize is to finish the final challenge. once one person finishes the other has 10 seconds to finish or all the money goes to the first guy. if the first person wants to money to himself he can trigger a switch of some sort to make it impossible to for second person to finish and all the money would go to the first guy. should both contestants finish the final course they will split the pot 50/50 so if both contestants finish with the same numbers mentioned before, they would each leave with half of $750,000 or $375,000. thats my idea. tell me what you think of it. what did you like, what would you change? thanks for reading.
