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⌈ Secret Post #2666 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, it's pretty depressing. I tell myself that all it means is that there will be more money for the charity, which is a good thing, and I shouldn't be so selfish about wanting it to just be fun for me. But.

[kaijinscendre]

Hrm. He should make it so celebrity teams can't win.

[(Anonymous)]

This makes me a little sick. I've done the past two and I loved the people I met through being randomly matched, but now I think about how some people might sign up now with the expectation on being on a celeb's team (even if chances are unlikely) and just...not participate.

The worst is when there's just one member of your group who isn't participating. Not even in discussions or in the Brady Bunch shot or etc. Just...doesn't even bother. t

[(Anonymous)]

oh no more money going to charity. oh no.

[(Anonymous)]

You do realize you have to donate in order to participate? People want to participate because there's a chance of winning. If your chances of winning are ruined because someone's butthurt they didn't get placed on a team with a celeb, they're probably not going to want to play or contribute again in the future.

I've seen it happen, where people swear off joining because a teammate wasn't participating or because of group drama.

I am all for raising more money. But I think the appeal for many people is also to have fun (and maybe meet Misha). I know I'm sort of in this category, even if that does make me sound selfish. Sure, this year celebs might put more money into it, but what about next year when people with sour experiences decide not to join?

One girl in our group rage quit halfway through after doing the Misha Meet-up event, because she didn't get to meet/interact with Misha like she expected. I just think this is going to give people even greater unrealistic expectations. OMGMISHADIDN'TSEEYOUANDWANTTOBECOMEBESTIES?OMG.

[(Anonymous)]

it is not the fault of celebrities if their fans are stupid.

Don't worry

[(Anonymous)]

There's a Shatner rule. Misha says if a celeb team wins, the next team of regular players wins as well.

Re: Don't worry

[(Anonymous)]

Hadn't heard that before, but I was gonna say, I wouldn't be surprised if Misha threw something in to compensate for the unfair advantage somehow.

[(Anonymous)]

Can someone tell me more about this? I looked a little up on google and it looks fun.

[(Anonymous)]

It's pretty fun. It's (usually) a week-long scavenger hunt you sign up for in advance (and make small donation to charity) and you can make your own team or be randomly matched. The prize is usually a trip to do something fun with your team with Misha.

It's taken place during different times of the year, but it is once a year.