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Post by arti on Aug 26, 2021 8:01:57 GMT -5
I would like to share my idea of a game with an extended tree with 20 questions.
You get 4 lifelines (50:50, Phone, Double Dip, Switch).
If you answer 15 questions, you win $1,000,000 (Millionaire).
Questions 16-20 is what i call "Super Dimension".
To get there, you must have at least 2 of your lifelines not used - they will become unavailable.
$1,000,000 is NOT a safe level, so if you get a question wrong, even after Q15, you will collapse to $32,000.
For 20 questions, the prize is $10,000,000 (Super Millionaire).
20 • $10,000,000
19 • $5,000,000
18 • $3,500,000
17 • $2,500,000
16 • $1,500,000
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15 • $1,000,000
14 • $500,000
13 • $250,000
12 • $125,000
11 • $64,000
10 • $32,000
09 • $16,000
08 • $8,000
07 • $4,000
06 • $2,000
05 • $1,000
04 • $500
03 • $250
02 • $100
01 • $50
And about some moments you may ask about the tree:
For Q1-3, i reduced the amounts so that the player won't lose more than they could gain on a question (if we look at classic $500/$300/$200/$100) you risk $200 for $100 on Q3, and $300 for $200 on Q4), although the questions are generally very easy and amounts are low there, but i thought it would be better like this.
For Q16-19, the next prize is less than 2x previous -
1) if i continued doubling - the prize would be too much or we had only 3 questions after a million,
2) this makes the journey to $10,000,000 more risky and intense, in my opinion, to an appropriate level.
What do you think about that?
You get 4 lifelines (50:50, Phone, Double Dip, Switch).
If you answer 15 questions, you win $1,000,000 (Millionaire).
Questions 16-20 is what i call "Super Dimension".
To get there, you must have at least 2 of your lifelines not used - they will become unavailable.
$1,000,000 is NOT a safe level, so if you get a question wrong, even after Q15, you will collapse to $32,000.
For 20 questions, the prize is $10,000,000 (Super Millionaire).
20 • $10,000,000
19 • $5,000,000
18 • $3,500,000
17 • $2,500,000
16 • $1,500,000
----------------------------
15 • $1,000,000
14 • $500,000
13 • $250,000
12 • $125,000
11 • $64,000
10 • $32,000
09 • $16,000
08 • $8,000
07 • $4,000
06 • $2,000
05 • $1,000
04 • $500
03 • $250
02 • $100
01 • $50
And about some moments you may ask about the tree:
For Q1-3, i reduced the amounts so that the player won't lose more than they could gain on a question (if we look at classic $500/$300/$200/$100) you risk $200 for $100 on Q3, and $300 for $200 on Q4), although the questions are generally very easy and amounts are low there, but i thought it would be better like this.
For Q16-19, the next prize is less than 2x previous -
1) if i continued doubling - the prize would be too much or we had only 3 questions after a million,
2) this makes the journey to $10,000,000 more risky and intense, in my opinion, to an appropriate level.
What do you think about that?
