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Post by Iguana on Jun 8, 2011 14:21:16 GMT -5
In a game riddled with removals, I would think you didn't really have to work that hard to get to where you are now. Sea Otter, perhaps you got here because you muscled your way through by bossing everyone around. Human, perhaps you skated your way through here. Frankly, I don't want to award the win to either of those methods. Tell me what you think was your most strategic move in this game, and make it good. You are trying to convince me to vote for you after all, right?
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Post by Sea Otter on Jun 8, 2011 14:43:41 GMT -5
In a game riddled with removals, I would think you didn't really have to work that hard to get to where you are now. Sea Otter, perhaps you got here because you muscled your way through by bossing everyone around. Human, perhaps you skated your way through here. Frankly, I don't want to award the win to either of those methods. Tell me what you think was your most strategic move in this game, and make it good. You are trying to convince me to vote for you after all, right? Thanks for the question, Iguana. I would disagree with you that I didn't have to work so hard to get here. If anything I had to work harder in immunity challenges at the beginning of the game, and then strategically I had to work harder, because people I was allied with went inactive or failed to vote. However, my game was so solid that I was able to survive such mishaps, and I do believe I would've made it to the end either way. I would also like to point out Iguana, that as for bossing people around, if you had done what I had said, I can basically guarantee you would've made it to Final Tribal and I can go into more detail into why if you want. You might have not liked it, but I was very good to people who were loyal to me, as is evidenced by Human being at the end by being the only person who was loyal to me the entirety of the game. My most strategic move in the game was voting out Snow Leopard at the F10. Of the 8 people left in the game at that point excluding me, I had alliances with 6 of them, leaving BHS and Elephant as possible vote outs - easy targets as they were mostly inactive at that point. Voting out Snow Leopard took out my strongest opponent from Vindur right away, basically ensuring the formation of an Austur block, and ensuring that I was on a merge tribe that was loaded with allies, and therefore, numbers. Once I had Snow Leopard out, I was given flexibility moving forward with the alliances I had, and I ended up going down this one. It got me to the end, so I clearly must've done something right. Thanks Iguana, and I hope that answers your questions. |
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Post by Human on Jun 8, 2011 16:25:58 GMT -5
In a game riddled with removals, I would think you didn't really have to work that hard to get to where you are now. Sea Otter, perhaps you got here because you muscled your way through by bossing everyone around. Human, perhaps you skated your way through here. Frankly, I don't want to award the win to either of those methods. Tell me what you think was your most strategic move in this game, and make it good. You are trying to convince me to vote for you after all, right?
HUMAN believes his best strategic move was to be HUMAN and watch the animals fight it out. HUMAN was not tested once and was able to get by without worrying about being the target.
HUMAN is very proud of the achievements and his species is backing him for the win and HUMAN was able to not stay a target all game. HUMAN's best strategy was playing the character of HUMAN perfectly throughout the game and it showed that everyone was afraid to vote off HUMAN. HUMAN's super abliity got him to the final 2 and that's what got him here, his ability to outlast everyone and stay away from being the target.
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