I like characters in orgs (like sean s2 was just gold), I'm not a fan of people actively trying to be a character and it comes off as them just trying too hard. That's Jesse imo. so he can go whenever, i'm good

Omg Jared's confessionals kill me...
Can 'Snappy But Still Cute' be the episode title please 😂

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(to Zac) Zac my friend...im not going to lie to you....the votes aren't there. At least that's what I'm being told. They could totally be voting me at this point but everyone I've talked with has said they are not voting with you. For me to have a chance to stay in this game I have to vote with the majority. I did all I could on my end. I'm sorry. I love you and I cannot thank you enough for all your help and guidance that you have given me. Good luck!! (heart)

:'(

Patrick Haught @ 18/7/2016 10:14

Silver lining: if Zac gets voted out, production doesn't have to rearrange the memory wall. #efficiency

Patrick Haught @ 18/7/2016 10:54

This doesn't relate to the present vote in any way, but I just caught up on confessionals and I'm really frustrated with the way that Scott is playing. Scott is a very social player and it has worked to get him to the end twice before, however his inherent need to be liked or loved by everyone is a MAJOR downfall. He can't ever pick a side and stand for it - he has to try to make everyone believe that they are his number one. It comes across as so genuine and endearing at first, until people begin getting played by him round after round after round and realize how fake he's coming across. This is coming from someone that has been Scott's "number one" before, took him to the end, and saw him get berated and destroyed by the jury. In reality, though, I was his second "number one". It wasn't until I took out his real "number one" that I solidified my place with him. I adore Scott and we've grown very close in the past, but I really expected a different game this time which is why I needed to come to rant. He talked soooooo much about how he wanted to approach this differently and play a game that the jury would respect, but I'm just not seeing it. It's fake, it's becoming transparent, and it's the same he's played every game. ANYONE that he votes out on his current tribe is going to be justifiably butthurt, so he better be hoping he hits a swap before that happens. Otherwise, he will be goated to the end again, and leave with one bitter vote as he has every other time.

Ehem, my vote for Scott in Pro5 was not bitter, it was because:
Lexi and Tyler sucked ass at Final Tribal council, whereas Scott admitted his faults
All three had shitty jury management but Scott actually got to build a relationship with the jurors
Production interfered so much in how the jury should feel about the players still in the game that it took away from how strong Tyler was actually playing.


so OK I agree with the rest of this but don't call me bitter pls cause Tyler Jenkins and Lexi Lynch didn't earn my vote <3

Jamie Eles @ 18/7/2016 14:47

I like characters in orgs (like sean s2 was just gold), I'm not a fan of people actively trying to be a character and it comes off as them just trying too hard. That's Jesse imo. so he can go whenever, i'm good

How i feel every time he plays a game

Ryan Lilly @ 18/7/2016 18:50

Patrick Haught @ 18/7/2016 10:14 Silver lining: if Zac gets voted out, production doesn't have to rearrange the memory wall. #efficiency Patrick Haught @ 18/7/2016 10:54 This doesn't relate to the present vote in any way, but I just caught up on confessionals and I'm really frustrated with the way that Scott is playing. Scott is a very social player and it has worked to get him to the end twice before, however his inherent need to be liked or loved by everyone is a MAJOR downfall. He can't ever pick a side and stand for it - he has to try to make everyone believe that they are his number one. It comes across as so genuine and endearing at first, until people begin getting played by him round after round after round and realize how fake he's coming across. This is coming from someone that has been Scott's "number one" before, took him to the end, and saw him get berated and destroyed by the jury. In reality, though, I was his second "number one". It wasn't until I took out his real "number one" that I solidified my place with him. I adore Scott and we've grown very close in the past, but I really expected a different game this time which is why I needed to come to rant. He talked soooooo much about how he wanted to approach this differently and play a game that the jury would respect, but I'm just not seeing it. It's fake, it's becoming transparent, and it's the same he's played every game. ANYONE that he votes out on his current tribe is going to be justifiably butthurt, so he better be hoping he hits a swap before that happens. Otherwise, he will be goated to the end again, and leave with one bitter vote as he has every other time. Ehem, my vote for Scott in Pro5 was not bitter, it was because: Lexi and Tyler sucked ass at Final Tribal council, whereas Scott admitted his faults All three had shitty jury management but Scott actually got to build a relationship with the jurors Production interfered so much in how the jury should feel about the players still in the game that it took away from how strong Tyler was actually playing. so OK I agree with the rest of this but don't call me bitter pls cause Tyler Jenkins and Lexi Lynch didn't earn my vote <3

I think he was talking about Powerhouse where him and Scott made Final 2, and another juror admitted to voting for Scott so that Patrick wouldn't win unanimously.

[QUOTE=Alex Rico@18/7/2016 20:03]

Ryan Lilly @ 18/7/2016 18:50

I think he was talking about Powerhouse where him and Scott made Final 2, and another juror admitted to voting for Scott so that Patrick wouldn't win unanimously.

This concept HORRIFIES me because Vic and I did this once in a game, and then three others also decided to do it and then the most useless player I've ever played with won.

#sausageisland

[QUOTE=Sam Loveridge@18/7/2016 19:15]

Alex Rico @ 18/7/2016 20:03

Ryan Lilly @ 18/7/2016 18:50 I think he was talking about Powerhouse where him and Scott made Final 2, and another juror admitted to voting for Scott so that Patrick wouldn't win unanimously. This concept HORRIFIES me because Vic and I did this once in a game, and then three others also decided to do it and then the most useless player I've ever played with won. #sausageisland

He said "In both of his other games" ehem!

Also, that's specifically what some people in the game were trying to do. One of them didn't talk to me for months afterwards because I didn't vote with them for Lexi.

Also, on real thoughts on the game:

Kinda sad to see Zac go but grateful that it's not Lisa or Jenna, because those two are far more entertaining and far less detrimental to their own games / their allies games.

[QUOTE=Sam Loveridge@18/7/2016 19:15]

Alex Rico @ 18/7/2016 20:03

Ryan Lilly @ 18/7/2016 18:50 I think he was talking about Powerhouse where him and Scott made Final 2, and another juror admitted to voting for Scott so that Patrick wouldn't win unanimously. This concept HORRIFIES me because Vic and I did this once in a game, and then three others also decided to do it and then the most useless player I've ever played with won. #sausageisland

Same tbh

I find it so amusing how Sean says he is NOT a villain and how he has not played that way even though both Zac and Jenna call him a villain, then goes ahead to make fun of Zac for selling yoga pants and they were the ones to kinda exploit the weight comment? I don't know, I loooooove Sean but he HAS played an incredibly villainous game trying to manipulate the situation on other tribes and such. It's aggressive and it's effective but it is by no means heroic, and also being aligned with people like Corey who all they do is talk shit about people makes you an antihero at least by osmeosis.

Granted, there's clear no love lost between Sean/Zac as Zac also talked shit about Sean on his own confessional which was not cool either. I really wish those two could have formed a power alliance with Jenna/Jared but alas.

I honestly feel Zac's mistakes when campaigning come from inexperience, this is only his second game. A more experienced player would have known how to kinda try and navigate the situation.

On another note, I wish Chris would make more confessionals because he is in such a good position moving forward that I want to hear what he has to say.

Alex Rico @ 18/7/2016 20:32

On another note, I wish Chris would make more confessionals because he is in such a good position moving forward that I want to hear what he has to say.

You got some quality content in his last one! I think Chris realizes he's in a good position right now, some misconstrued info is making him trust Sean less, but he knows he needs Sean in his short-term plans right now. He's been playing fairly well thus far.

Alex Rico @ 18/7/2016 20:32

On another note, I wish Chris would make more confessionals because he is in such a good position moving forward that I want to hear what he has to say.

I will always hold this against Chris.

Some small updates from other tribes since this round has been very Tagish centric.

Miller and Nick have joined forces and created "The Quack Pact". With Kate wanting to keep Nick, you oughta think she could flip to them if the numbers are there.

Based on Scully's confessional, Zoie is on the bottom of Haida and is touted as the next to be voted out. However, Scully is skeptical of Wojan seeing as how he is a combination of emotional and experienced; he doesn't entirely understand why Wojan still voted out Casey when the numbers were there to boot Razek. Haida dynamics continue to be skewed.

"The Boy's Club" (NEW alliance of Sean, Corey, Tyler, Chris, Jared -- not the OG one from Sekani) are now getting on call, I'll update with any quips they come up with.

Sean is telling Corey and Tyler that Lisa was trying to convince him on "using his idol" to blindside Chris.

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