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DDRNGGin (2014-06-07 14:15:44)[Highlights answer A.]
You have just put $4,500,000 at risk and have locked in Oslo.
You had $5,000,000 and one usable.
ConnorRonnoc, your answer just got you $7,500,000!
Wow! You just got $7,500,000.
ConnorRonnoc, with that, 14 questions are behind you. You are the first contestant ever to reach this pinnacle point: the $10 million question. Only one question stands in your way. You still have the PM a Plazian lifeline left. If you give a wrong answer here, you will lose $7,000,000.
[Cues thunder sfx.]
Here is your 15th and final question.
[Cues progressively dimming lights]
According to a 2008 article by the NSF, what is the scientific classification of the first known animal to ever exist on Earth?
A: Xestospongia muta
B: Profallotapsis jakutenis
C: Kryptodrakon progenitor
D: Pluerobrachia bachei
* Final question. I really wish the best of luck to you, ConnorRonnoc. *
** You have the PM a Plazian lifeline remaining. **
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ConnorRonnoc (2014-06-08 14:18:48)Jesus Christ on a bicycle... how could I know that? I think I'll go with....
(I really don't know...) D?
Well, I've probably lost, but it was fun playing. I knew my guessing would get me into a tight spot eventually...
bite za dusto
DDRNGGin (2014-06-09 01:07:12)[Highlights answer D].
You are going with Pleurobrachia bachei? You do realize you just risked $7,000,000?! Knowing the risks, you could've walked out with $7,500,000, but you decided to play for $10,000,000. At this point, there is no turning back here.
[Rips the $7,500,000 check in half].
You no longer have $7,500,000. Your total winnings for this game is...
$10,000,000!
[Confetti falls]
You just won $10,000,000! Congratulations!
By the way, the Pluerobrachia bachei is commonly known as the comb jelly. The Xestospongia muta is the sea sponge, the species that evolve from comb jellies. The Kryptodrakon progenitor was the first pterosaurus. And the Profallotapsis jakutenis was rivaled to be the first tripod.
Nevertheless, you have won the $10,000,000 top prize. Here is your check, my man.
[Hands $10,000,000 check]
Woooo! Alright, I am back. Once again, a huge congratulations to our first WWTBAM: 3DSPlaza winner ConnorRonnoc. Now, this means the trivia question will get slightly harder for future contestants, but I know there are bright, talented Plazians that can accomplish the same feat that ConnorRonnoc did. With all celebrations out of the way for now, here is the next warm-up question:
(1/3) + (1/3) + (1/3) is equal to what fraction?
A: 1/9 B: 3/3
C: 9/3 D: 3/1
DDRNGGin (2014-07-10 19:11:33)Sorry for the long wait guys. Anywho, Perfect_Chaos was correct! Time to play Millionaire!
You know the rules and the lifelines: 50:50, Ask the Audience, and PM a Plazian. If you are ready, let's reveal your first question.
Which of these animals comes in a form of species known as tabby?
A: Dog B: Cat
C: Sheep D: Turtle
DDRNGGin (2014-09-27 16:51:54)Okay. I apologize for yet another long wait; anyways, Perfect_Chaos has not responded to the question in months. With this in mind, it is time for a new warm-up question.
Put the following major battles of the Revolutionary War starting from the most recent:
A: Bennington B: New York City
C: War in the West D: Bunker Hill
mariotwilght (2014-09-28 02:13:22)B A C D
War, what a great distraction from complicated domestic issues.
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[Highlights answer C]
Answer C is your first guess.
The bad news is... you just wasted your Double Dip, but you won $5,000,000!
[Cues progressively dimming lights]
Just to tell you, the deaths of Aldous Huxley and C.S. Lewis occured on November 21, 1963.
The landing of the first man on the moon happened on July 20, 1969. The Cuban Missle Crisis happened on October of 1961. The Vietnam War occured on December of 1959.
Alright, you now have $5,000,000! You are only two questions shy of the $10,000,000 jackpot and you are still holding on to the PM a Plazian lifeline. Now, a wrong answer here will cost you $4,500,000. Here is the 14th question worth $7,500,000:
On December 10, 1986, Elie Wiesel gave his Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech of his famous book, "Night," in what European capital city?
A: Oslo B: Amsterdam
C: Warsaw D: Vienna
* You still have the PM a Plazian lifeline left. *