A very nice stepping stone for non-Roblox-officiated UGC events, and an interesting take on competitive events in general. I like that they tried to allow non-streamer players to participate by giving away free UGC for obtaining badges, but I think the stock was WAY too high and honestly the challenges themselves were too hard for the average Roblox player.

On the streamer side, we were expected to consistently stream Roblox content under specific conditions which is fine of course, but a little more leniency on the number of hours per day that's expected would have been nice, after all we have jobs and whatnot IRL.

The prize pool was massive at $300,000 USD, but in my opinion it was split too generously to the point that even the WINNING TEAM members only walked away with 5 grand each. I kinda see the vision here as they probably wanted every team to walk away with a nice amount of money regardless of how they performed in the grand finale, but I still think the higher placer teams should have gotten more.

99 Nights breaking was frustrating at the time but stuff happens, could have been worse.

DOORS is a naturally difficult game for anyone who hasn't played it before, but we were given ample time to practice it, and some did and it paid off! W integration honestly

Hypershot I was hesitant to play at first but they released a brand new gamemode that removed all P2W aspects, forcing everyone to use default loadouts and complete missions, I had a lot of fun with this one surprisingly.

FISCH was completely RNG and I think this should have been accounted for better prior to the event, but I have to admit it was incredibly funny knowing I zoomed through the quests and then had to wait 10 minutes for my gf to catch up, and then got the Clout immediately... and left the game which set her back another like 10 minutes. Sorry. 💔

The grand finale was fun but really nervewracking lol, would gladly play Blade Ball like this again someday. Cannot complain, i got $3,750.