Big Brother: Nights

Big Brother: Nights is a Reality Based Game, hosted by Lumina. It is currently running, and is based on the U.S. TV show Big Brother.

"The beauty of the night is that it allows you to see true stars."

Welcome to Big Brother: Nights. This will be an intense game of social strategy, involving you to make relationships, break them, and truly place one person above or below the other. Do you have the nerve, skill, and strength to survive this challenge? Or will you showcase nothing but ineptitude? Over the next few months, eighteen cast members will enter the land, in order to compete for a life of luxury. The selected house guests will compete in a far away place in which the sun and moon are always prominent figures in the sky.

Welcome to Big Brother: Nights. Welcome Home.

HouseGuests

 * Estquer - Florian
 * xymandopex - Clara
 * Topanga - Nathan
 * Jigsawce - Judy
 * Shattered - Chyna
 * Thomnom - Finn
 * Ethan - Josephine
 * Mr.NickiMinaj - Willy
 * Iron Muffin - Red
 * RiddleMeThis - Ian
 * Scarlett - Kitty
 * Aandres - Nicholas
 * Rawr_imadino - Kyle
 * BottleItUp - Charley
 * RiddleBLittle - Robert
 * Cosmogonal - Belka
 * VanityEgo - Sayaka
 * CupidStunt - Feather
 * abmachines - Yuri

Gameplay

 * In Big Brother: Nights, half of the rounds will proceed like a normal game of Big Brother. The other half will proceed rather differently. At the beginning of the game, "Round 1" will be christened as "daytime." The next round will be "Night". The rounds will alternate in this fashion until a winner is crowned.

Day

 * Each Daytime round will begin with a Head of Household (HOH) Competition. For challenges, you will receive a PM in which you will be asked to complete tasks. These tasks could be puzzles, mazes, questions... anything goes! The point is, the HOH for the week will be immune from eviction, and will have the responsibility of nominating two cast members for eviction. However, no single houseguest may be HOH for back-to-back weeks. After the HOH competition, we will proceed to the nominations ceremony. The winner of the HOH competition must name two house guests who will be up for elimination. After this has been settled, we will move onto the VETO competition.
 * After the HOH competition and the nominations ceremony, there will be a competition to earn the Golden Power of Veto. These competitions will usually involve playing an online game to achieve high scores. However, the Veto competitions are not limited to this. The people playing in the VETO competition are the HOH, the two nominees, and 3 other house guests selected at random. These competitions will have one winner who receives the Veto. This power allows its owner to voluntarily save one member who is up for eviction that week. If that power is used, the HOH must name a replacement nominee, and the replacement nominee can not be the the saved houseguest or the Veto holder.
 * After the HOH, VETO, and the nomination ceremonies, we will proceed to the elimination. The remaining house guests will vote to evict one of the two nominees. The HOH and the two nominees may not vote. In the event of a tie, the HOH will be the tiebreaker. That concludes the explanation of daytime rounds. After daytime, the sun will set, and we will be lead into the night.

Night

 * Now we have entered the night. These rounds will move much quicker than daytime rounds. The night will have no challenges. Everyone is sleeping! However, every player will be required to write me a list, listing all of the house guests in a numbered fashion. This order will determine who is HOH and VETO. The contestant who has the highest list average will be the HOH for the week. The contestant with the lowest list average will be the VETO holder. The nominations and voting will commence normally, much like in the daytime rounds.

Voting History
The voting table below records whom each HouseGuest voted to evict during his or her time in the House. The Head of Household ("HoH") and nominees are not allowed to vote, unless the vote is tied, in which case the Head of Household breaks the tie. Twists to the normal nominations process are noted, such as immunity from nomination and eviction (referred to as "exempt") and double evictions.