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[Red Jaguars Fan]

The guy from the Mask of Shaka Zulu deserves credit?

[The Bandit King]

Guys, I really think all of the contestants who were successful in the temple (getting artifact out in time) deserve credit, especially the ones you've been dissing like Mitchell. They're all winners!

True, but some had to work harder for it than others.

[Purple Parrots Fan]

The guy from the Mask of Shaka Zulu deserves credit?

And the Silver Snakes from Silk Ladder deserve credit?

[Purple Parrots Fan]

Just because they scored a victory doesn't mean they're automatically "amazing all star players." Watch Bandit Queen and watch Silk Ladder, 2 completely different victories.

[The Bamboo Forest]

Guys, I really think all of the contestants who were successful in the temple (getting artifact out in time) deserve credit, especially the ones you've been dissing like Mitchell. They're all winners!

And I suppose the Red Jaguars from "The Keys to the Alhambra" deserve credit for winning the tiebreaker as well, don't they?

[The Ancient Warrior]

I hate Curveball from level 5 onwards. The unintentional curves make it worse than usual.

Fixed, Mr. Perfect Grammar.

[PurpleParrot319]

Guys, I really think all of the contestants who were successful in the temple (getting artifact out in time) deserve credit, especially the ones you've been dissing like Mitchell. They're all winners!

And I suppose the Red Jaguars from "The Keys to the Alhambra" deserve credit for winning the tiebreaker as well, don't they?

No, just the teams that made it out of the temple with the item before time ran out, and yes, that includes Mask of Shaka Zulu and Marian's Silk Ladder. A winner is someone who succeeds. In this case, I'm talking about the temple runs that were successful.

[The Bamboo Forest]

It's like an exam. You can get 60% or you can get 100%. You pass on both, but which is better?

[The Ancient Warrior]

Faulty example for people who aren't used to such a low pass mark, but I totally agree just the same.

[The Bandit King]

Guys, I really think all of the contestants who were successful in the temple (getting artifact out in time) deserve credit, especially the ones you've been dissing like Mitchell. They're all winners!

And I suppose the Red Jaguars from "The Keys to the Alhambra" deserve credit for winning the tiebreaker as well, don't they?

No, just the teams that made it out of the temple with the item before time ran out, and yes, that includes Mask of Shaka Zulu and Marian's Silk Ladder. A winner is someone who succeeds. In this case, I'm talking about the temple runs that were successful.

I can see your point, but the bottom line is that some players are just better than others. Some are faster, more quick-witted, and more aware of their bearings in the Temple. These and so many other factors are what separates great players (Gator, Missy, Zac) from not-so-great ones (Bobby, Jeremy, Mitchell).

[The Bamboo Forest]

Oh, don't nitpick, TAW.

[PurpleParrot319]

Guys, I really think all of the contestants who were successful in the temple (getting artifact out in time) deserve credit, especially the ones you've been dissing like Mitchell. They're all winners!

And I suppose the Red Jaguars from "The Keys to the Alhambra" deserve credit for winning the tiebreaker as well, don't they?

No, just the teams that made it out of the temple with the item before time ran out, and yes, that includes Mask of Shaka Zulu and Marian's Silk Ladder. A winner is someone who succeeds. In this case, I'm talking about the temple runs that were successful.

I can see your point, but the bottom line is that some players are just better than others. Some are faster, more quick-witted, and more aware of their bearings in the Temple. These and so many other factors are what separates great players (Gator, Missy, Zac) from not-so-great ones (Bobby, Jeremy, Mitchell).

I'll agree with this. I will say this though. The faster and smarter players like Gator and Zac deserve more credit than the slower and less competitive ones like Mitchell. Still, they all deserve credit for winning the grand prize regardless of skill.

[Purple Parrots Fan]

Guys, I really think all of the contestants who were successful in the temple (getting artifact out in time) deserve credit, especially the ones you've been dissing like Mitchell. They're all winners!

And I suppose the Red Jaguars from "The Keys to the Alhambra" deserve credit for winning the tiebreaker as well, don't they?

No, just the teams that made it out of the temple with the item before time ran out, and yes, that includes Mask of Shaka Zulu and Marian's Silk Ladder. A winner is someone who succeeds. In this case, I'm talking about the temple runs that were successful.

But you're not considered "perfect and amazing" in a heartbeat just because you won. I mean, you have victories where people are racing out of the temple in full speed. And victories where you have all "hit the actuator" rooms and walk through the whole temple. Which one would be better?

[Red Jaguars Fan]

Let's look at those who don't deserve as much credit (and don't be surprised if there's too many Season 1 runs). The ones in bold deserve more credit than the others:

Season 1:
Galileo's Cannonball
John Sutter and the Map to the Lost Gold Mine
The Star of Sultan Saladin
The Trojan Horseshoe
The Helmet of Genghis Khan
The Mocassins of Geronimo
The Mask of Shaka Zulu
Robin Hood and Marian's Ladder
The Collar of Davy Crockett
The Snake Bracelet of Cleopatra

Season 2:
The Silver Horseshoe of Butch Cassidy
The Diary of Dr. Livingstone
The Applewood Amulet of Emiliano Zapata
The Snakeskin Boots of Billy the Kid

Season 3 (Granted, they had more objectives):
The Ivory Hunting Horn of Roland
The Jeweled Scabbard of Sforza
The Ruby Earring of Bin-zibab

This is subjected to opinion.

[Purple Parrots Fan]

It's very hard to give any credit to those who just walk through the rooms and press buttons. But you can easily give credit to someone who sped out of the temple with an artifact.