OS Community Challenge Thread

[Rainey]

Also, someone play my challenge I would appreciate it. Lottery was fun to create and I think I would be happy with just one other person trying it. If you want me to try yours, I will in return. It is the Tigers vs the Dodgers and you have to get three outs with one being a strikeout. However, you can't walk or give up a run.

[Rainey]

So, what determines the payout for the leaderboards. Does only the username ranked #1 or does everyone get a percentage of the payout if they are tied with #1?

For example the payout is 1,000 and 10 people are tied. Does the person simply listed #1 get it all or does all 10 get 100?

[HustlinOwl]

these challenges are screwed up Ive been playing the Easy Stubs challenge a few different times and never receive my 138, but let me lose and it is quick to take my 250

[Rainey]

Quote: Originally Posted by HustlinOwl

these challenges are screwed up Ive been playing the Easy Stubs challenge a few different times and never receive my 138, but let me lose and it is quick to take my 250

That's weird. I get my stubs for when I complete the challenge.

[Madden's Jowels]

Quote: Originally Posted by HustlinOwl

these challenges are screwed up Ive been playing the Easy Stubs challenge a few different times and never receive my 138, but let me lose and it is quick to take my 250

You don't WIN 138, well you do, but that's including the 100 that you paid to play it.


If a challenge has a cost of 100, and a reward of 138, your net gain is 38 if you win. Your net loss is 100 if you lose.

[Rainey]

Quote: Originally Posted by Madden's Jowels

You don't WIN 138, well you do, but that's including the 100 that you paid to play it. If a challenge has a cost of 100, and a reward of 138, your net gain is 38 if you win. Your net loss is 100 if you lose.

Why do people find that so hard to understand?! lol.

You got any clue on the leaderboard payout?

[HustlinOwl]

Quote: Originally Posted by Madden's Jowels

You don't WIN 138, well you do, but that's including the 100 that you paid to play it. If a challenge has a cost of 100, and a reward of 138, your net gain is 38 if you win. Your net loss is 100 if you lose.

Quote: Originally Posted by Rainey

Why do people find that so hard to understand?! lol. You got any clue on the leaderboard payout?

pretty simple its misleading wtf sense does it make to have a 5000 play and reward 5000???

[Rainey]

It shows how much you are risking and how much you can earn. The 5000/5000 challenges are so easy that they are not deemed worthy of gaining any extra stubs. The challenges that are harder provide more reward for your risk.