Starting to agree?
Starting to agree?Interesting episode. I'm starting to agree with those here who think that Tony's social game is better than I thought.
Yes, starting to agree. I still think it's possible that they get wise to him and vote him out. Thus, I still think it's possible that him playing both sides is going to ultimately be his downfall. But we'll see.Starting to agree?
So far:Yes, starting to agree. I still think it's possible that they get wise to him and vote him out. Thus, I still think it's possible that him playing both sides is going to ultimately be his downfall. But we'll see.
That's why I changed my mind. And I will agree with you up until the others get wise to what he's doing. And that might not ever occur. So it's either one of the better social games ever, or it winds up causing his ouster. You will have me in total agreement if it's the former.So far:
Entered the competition as an aggressive not very liked player, known for back stabbing close alliance members.
Has led the removal of many of the games best players.
Has back stabbed members of his own alliance
Was or is in recent relationships with Sarah, Ben, Nick, Jeremy out of the final seven who he has convinced he has a close unique two person alliance with.
There is a degree of luck that goes into making it to the final three so maybe it will dawn on these other oblivious players that Tony is and has been the man. That should be pretty obvious. You had him out the first chance he didn't win immunity, and not only did he survive with no voting against him; he controlled the vote against the supposedly best players ever whom he keeps back stabbing. Why is he still alive? It's because this is one of the top social games Survivor has ever seen.
I guess it's definition of what is social game. If Tony is voted out it won't be because his social game lacked. It will be because he's made aggressive moves to build his resume and remain in control. These aggressive moves are not what I consider social game.That's why I changed my mind. And I will agree with you up until the others get wise to what he's doing. And that might not ever occur. So it's either one of the better social games ever, or it winds up causing his ouster. You will have me in total agreement if it's the former.
I guess it goes back to the old argument, can you be considered being one of the best players ever, if you have never won. And I always say no. There's always some flaw in a loser's game that causes their ouster. Of course with EoE, that can throw an unfair monkey wrench into this whole scenario. But, if the game ends today, Tony is the clear winner to me.
To me if your social game upset some players, your social game is not necessarily great. The idea is to keep the players all happy with you, be everyone's friend. Again, lets see what happens. I don't think you can necessarily equate game moves with social game. But, like I said, after this week, I tend to agree with you. For some reason you seem to want to continue to push your opinion on me, even after I agree with you.I guess it's definition of what is social game. If Tony is voted out it won't be because his social game lacked. It will be because he's made aggressive moves to build his resume and remain in control. These aggressive moves are not what I consider social game.
The social game (as well as winning immunity/immunity idols) is what has allowed him to remain in the game despite being the player who should be the obvious biggest target. If Tony is voted out it will be because he's played the best game and would win at the end, not because he lacked relationships.
LOL I've been indoors too long. But nobody will be upset with Tony. They just won't want to hand him sure two million.To me if your social game upset some players, your social game is not necessarily great. The idea is to keep the players all happy with you, be everyone's friend. Again, lets see what happens. I don't think you can necessarily equate game moves with social game. But, like I said, after this week, I tend to agree with you. For some reason you seem to want to continue to push your opinion on me, even after I agree with you.
You see it in the edit, but like Boston Rob, Tony must be one charming SOB in real life.Interesting episode. I'm starting to agree with those here who think that Tony's social game is better than I thought. The fact that he was exposed this time around and nobody even thought to vote him off is pretty awesome. The jury has to see this. But at what point do they decide he's not a good person to take to the end? Or, are his alliances rock solid in these player's minds? We'll see. I'm rooting for Tony to win.
I'm with you here. I agree about Natalie, she's 100% beast, and she has taken a rotten situation and has risen above it. I liked her in the previous seasons, and I respect her even more this season. However, I really don't like anyone that's been out of the game winning the game. I get that it's the rules, and I get that the players themselves pushed for the EoE, so they only have themselves to blame, but I don't like it.Now, about the EoE. They spent the last 15 minutes talking about EoE. So not only do these folks have FireTokens which will give them an advantage in the comeback challenge, but some even have immunity idols that they can use when they come back? Huh? That guarantees them making it to 5 (and displacing one existing Survivor), and once ingrained back in the game can work to "play the other players". There was a lot of talk about how hard it is to live on EoE, and how they supported each other and how great Natalie has been doing there. She's a beast on EoE and could win the challenge with THREE advantages. And those on EoE who will make up the jury have spent a lot of time with her and can see how great she's playing THERE! She really got a winner's edit on EoE. So it's quite possible the VERY FIRST person voted off could win the whole thing. That would be terrible in my book.
I'm sure someone (Jeff?) will make a point that the people on the EoE ARE still playing the game. Only the game has evolved to allow a "3rd tribe" on EoE. Sorry, I don't buy it. You get voted off and not only have ONE chance back in but TWO.I'm with you here. I agree about Natalie, she's 100% beast, and she has taken a rotten situation and has risen above it. I liked her in the previous seasons, and I respect her even more this season. However, I really don't like anyone that's been out of the game winning the game. I get that it's the rules, and I get that the players themselves pushed for the EoE, so they only have themselves to blame, but I don't like it.
I don't think so. Natalie mentioned that she gave Tyson some fire tokens so he could buy an II in case he got back into the game.Question, for those on EoE who have an AI, could they give it to the person who wins the getback challenge if they don't win?
Yeah, I forgot to mention that. So if I understood what happened there, those on EoE could buy an II? Really, are they just trying to stack this game in the favor of the EoE people?I don't think so. Natalie mentioned that she gave Tyson some fire tokens so he could buy an II in case he got back into the game.
People on EoE could buy an II at any point, along with the other things like peanut butter. Boston Rob and Natalie each bought one before the last "get back in" challenge. Tyson got one this time.Yeah, I forgot to mention that. So if I understood what happened there, those on EoE could buy an II? Really, are they just trying to stack this game in the favor of the EoE people?
Didn't Tyson then say he would give his II back to her if she wins and returns back to the game? Would that be allowed?I don't think so. Natalie mentioned that she gave Tyson some fire tokens so he could buy an II in case he got back into the game.
I think he said that he would give it back to her as a memento. It would really stink if a player could come back in to the game with two idols.Didn't Tyson then say he would give his II back to her if she wins and returns back to the game? Would that be allowed?
Thanks. Whew! That makes more sense.I think he said that he would give it back to her as a memento. It would really stink if a player could come back in to the game with two idols.