LoTHT Awards - Season 2 Edition: Best Female Player (Blue Barracudas)

[PurpleParrot319]

I was about to pick Sacred Ring because that run was a complete train wreck that was painful to watch, but Christina has to be the worst player in a triple capture (not the worst in season 2 though, that honor goes to Claude). She didn't know what she was doing and she sucked at the Observatory puzzle. All five runs I didn't discard were pretty bad.

Yeah, Christina wouldn't have won if she found the half-pendant. She had 1:07 left when her time ended in the King's Storeroom. Most likely, the run would've been like Icarus where the team was forced down into the Jester's Court. She might've reached the artifact at best.

BTW, Claude from Lost Lion Tail didn't end in triple capture.

I know. I never said it did.

[The Red Jaguars]

Oh, you meant Claude was the worst player from Season 2. I misread that part. I agree though, along with Kim from Charles Lindbergh. Her temple performance was very painful too.       

[PurpleParrot319]

I think it's safe to say that Nathan Hale has won. I'll stick with my vote, but it was still tough for me to choose.

[The Red Jaguars]

And Nathan Hale wins the worst triple capture title. 

Next up is the best team title for the best team. 

[The Red Jaguars]

I voted for Carly and Brian from Napoleon for the Red Jaguars. They were a good team all day and they managed to reach their artifact during their run. I have no complaints about them or their performance. Besides, the other Red Jaguars team had at least one player that was pretty flawed. 

[Purple Parrots Fan]

Yeah, what TRJ said. I also voted for Napoleon, for same reasons.

[PurpleParrot319]

I would've picked the Charles Lindbergh team if Kim wasn't such a dope in the temple (they were great before the temple run), but I also picked Napoleon because they showed more competence all around compared to the other teams.

[The Red Jaguars]

I think we can end our poll here. Brian and Carly from Two-Cornered Hat wins this title unanimously. 

Next up is the worst Red Jaguars team.   

[The Red Jaguars]

I voted for Ben and Renee from Nzinga as the worst Red Jaguars team. A lot of these teams from this list sucked, but they were the weakest ones out of the entire group. They were mediocre before the temple run, and sucked inside of the temple. Ben was slow and Renee missed an easy half-pendant. Plus, their layout was pretty easy too. I wanted to pick the Charles Lindbergh team because how bad Kim screwed up. But like PP319 said, theywere actually a really good team before the temple. Ben and Renee just sucked.

[Purple Parrots Fan]

Also voted for Nzinga, for same reasons.

[The Red Jaguars]

Ben and Renee win the worst Red Jaguars title. 

Next up is the best Blue Barracuda team.

[The Red Jaguars]

I voted for Missy and John from Annie Taylor as the best Blue Barracudas team.  I don't care if they made a comeback in the team game or the temple layout was kind of easy, they were an awesome team. After all, it was the first center of the temple win ever.  Tabitha and Brett were pretty dominant in their episode too, but the Dr. Livingstone layout was much easier and Brett still almost blew it.

[Purple Parrots Fan]

I also voted for John and Missy from Lucky Pillow. They were an amazing team and had an amazing temple run. I'll never understand why some people like Paula better than Missy, just because she moves a little faster and has an easier layout.

[The Red Jaguars]

And it looks like Missy and John win the best Blue Barracudas team with 5 votes! 

Next up is the worst Blue Barracudas team. 

[The Red Jaguars]

I voted for the Silk Sash team as the worst Blue Barracudas team. I know some people are going to vote Stone Head for Tony's piss poor performance in the temple, but Heather and Tony were actually a decent team before the temple run. They handled a very tough moat pretty well and swept the temple games. Although that temple run shouldn't have been that disastrous. -_- The Silk Sash team on the other hand was pretty mediocre all day. Jessie was not even across the moat yet when the first three teams crossed, they didn't look good in the temple games, and they were clueless in the temple. Stephen would've saved himself a lot of time and backtracking if he put the stone column together correctly. In the end, I thought the Silk Sash team was consistently weaker than the Stone Head team.