Carry an Egg Script

This game does have checkpoints and badges, so it is not obvious at first why no script exists for it. Three things explain it once you look closer.

First, it is a two-player game. One of you carries, one of you is the egg. An auto-walk script controlling the carrier is riskier here than in a solo obby, because it is dragging a real person's tray around too. The egg role has almost nothing to automate, since you are just along for the ride.

Second, the badges here are one-time. You clear a zone, you get the badge, and there is nothing left to keep farming. Scripters build for games with something to grind forever, like cash or rare drops. This game runs out of things to give a script once you have finished it.

Third, the game already hands you a troll menu for free. Respawn, smite and slip commands are built into the game itself, sitting right there in a menu. That covers most of what a script would normally promise to sell you on an obby like this.

The game hands out a badge for every zone you clear, and Roblox counts exactly how many players hold each one. That gives a clear picture of where most runs end.

Look at the size of that first drop. Over 176 million players picked up the tutorial badge, but fewer than 4 million ever reached the Desert zone after it, a drop of more than 45 times. Almost everyone who quits, quits at the very first real checkpoint. After Frost, the numbers barely move, so if you can clear that zone you have a real shot at finishing.

Only 94,231 players hold the final Castle badge. That works out to about 1 finisher for every 1,869 players who ever started.

Three more badges exist for finding hidden eggs scattered around the course, all added on the same day as an Easter event. The Classic one is common enough, but the other two are much harder to find.

The Terracotta egg is the rarest badge in the whole game. Only 1,337 players out of more than 176 million have it, about 1 in every 131,700. If you are hunting badges, that is the one worth bragging about.