SSAS Trials 4

SSAS Trials 4 is the upcoming fourth season of SSAS's Trials series. It was partially confirmed during a teaser dropped by C.W.H Entertainment on January 1, 2022, where the season served as a preliminary round for the upcoming twentieth SSAS tournament. According to the host himself, it was confirmed that the fourth Trials season will happen later this year.

Casting for this season of SSAS Trials has been privately conducted since early January 2022. On January 13, 2022, the public casting has officially announced by C.W.H Entertainment. By the time that the public casting has been announced, there have been over 300 competitors in the host's casting list, and was revealed that the host didn't cast any fictional competitors yet.

This season has featured several twists and changes:
 * During qualifying rounds:
 * 20 competitors would compete on each heat, instead of 50 in the previous 3 seasons.
 * The top 10 competitors would advance to the semi-finals, instead of 25 in the previous season.
 * The top 4 overall competitors of the heat would compete in a Timber Challenge knockouts:
 * The winner will receive a "Clear" pass, in which they can skip any obstacle during the semi-finals. However, this pass won't work on obstacles 1, 6, 7 and 8.
 * The runner-up will receive a "U-Turn" pass, in which they can issue a U-Turn to any Timber Challenge winner during the semi-finals.
 * A new competition rule would be added to the Mega Wall, which appeared as the sixth obstacle on every qualifying round:
 * As with the previous season, competitors were still given only one attempt to complete the Mega Wall, or three attempts to complete the regular Warped Wall.
 * If they chose to attempt the Mega Wall and failed to complete it, they couldn't return to the Warped Wall and was instantly called a fail.
 * The cash prize for completing the Mega Wall remained the same with the previous season, which was 10,000 CWH.
 * During the semi-finals:
 * All obstacles except for obstacles 1, 6, 7 and 8 were designed in a "Crossroads" style. In which the obstacle itself split into two parts, one is the main obstacle, in which every competitor have to attempt it, one is the alternate obstacle, in which will be attempted in case of "Clear" or "U-Turn" pass is used.
 * When a "Clear" pass is used, competitors will have to attempt the alternate obstacle in order to complete it, which can be slightly easier than the main one.
 * When a "U-Turn" pass is used, the red alarm sounds after the competitor cleared the obstacle, which means the competitor have to turn back attempting the alternate obstacle before and then the main one again.

Comments
I want to compete in SSAS Trials 4. My name is PaprikooLTU.

-- PaprikooLTU (talk) 22:33, 16 January 2022 (+08)