User blog:King Flurry51/King Flurry's Rankings of TDRPS1:Episodes

Since the first season of this roleplay ended, I rummaged about doing some personal rankings of it in terms of episodes,characters,challenges,and interactions, and I actually came up with them. I'll start giving my judgment on each episode (and relative challenge) that was taken in this season.

Overall
Generally I enjoyed the whole part of this roleplay, above all the progressive competitive aura gained episode by episode, but I disliked how many episodes were entirely based on rushed challenges that prevented them from giving the enough amount of drama they needed. Take this not as a complaint but as a suggestion:each episode should have been spliced in a part dedicated on the challenge and another (pre and post challenge) dedicated to the drama (alliances,interactions,conflicts,relationships,development) and instead it was only or mostly based on the first aspect, while the second had to be arranged depending by it. Another thing that annoyed me was the frequent lack of organization and the too random factor frequently involved:this not only left me speechless and confused at the point to take some "pauses" until everything wasn't again fixed and settled (this happened in Volleybrawl for example) but also utterly bored and unamused. There was lot of deadtime that could have been implied to give drama and narration, not to be wasted for discussions about the decision on a challenge. About the challenges, in my opinion an half was memorable, the other forgettable or recycled, especially the trivia-type that often sounded to me as an excuse about having no other idea at the moment.Some challenges turned to be more interesting than I expected while others the opposite,generally the best challenges were taken from episode 3 to 9 while the remaining were rushed,wrecked or simply recycled.