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Survivor: Game Changers

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Proved twice that "bitter jury" is indeed a reality.

He proved three times he can't win. Fact.

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Proved twice that "bitter jury" is indeed a reality.

 

Part of the game you have to take into account.

I love you but that's a horrible idea.

 

Says the guy who thinks Russell is one of the game's most overrated player. :lol2:

Sorry but that's not Survivor. Survivor is first and foremost a social game in my mind. You vote people out that you know hold your fate in their hands.

 

Completely agree.

 

Immunity is simply a tool to help survive the social game.

 

Hard work at camp is a way to help your social game.

 

Who you align with, who and how you vote people out. Its all a social game and why its brilliant.

If Russell was a pro athlete everyone would be calling him a choker. This is seriously laughable. Second best ever?!?! He NEVER WON!
Yes because sports are decided by how the other team feels about you after the game instead of your actual performance. Russell kicked butt, but kicked a little dirt in their face when they were on the ground after he tackled them. Doesn't mean he didn't win the game if this was sports.
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Says the guy who thinks Russell is one of the game's most overrated player. :lol2:

 

He is. You and Grant continue to prove this. Grant thinks a guy that has NEVER WON is the second best player ever. If that's not the definition of overrated I don't know what is.

Sorry but that's not Survivor. Survivor is first and foremost a social game in my mind. You vote people out that you know hold your fate in their hands.

Survivor is not first and foremost a social game. It's multifaceted with no part weighing more than the other.

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Yes because sports are decided by how the other team feels about you after the game instead of your actual performance. Russell kicked butt, but kicked a little dirt in their face when they were on the ground after he tackled them. Doesn't mean he didn't win the game if this was sports.

 

In this game it absolutely means he didn't win. This is laughable. The guy never won. Justify it how ever you want. He NEVER WON.

He is. You and Grant continue to prove this. Grant thinks a guy that has NEVER WON is the second best player ever. If that's not the definition of overrated I don't know what is.

 

Russell Hantz is the Charles Barkley of Survivor. Hall of Famer but no title to show for it.

Part of the game you have to take into account.

 

It's not just the "bitter" part that corrupts the jury. Juries have been influenced in the past by a person's financial status, or what they might do with the money, etc.

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Randy and Grant are making my case for me again and again. Russell is extremely overrated. Guy never won. There is no debating that...

American Ninja Warrior starts soon. Love it. 100% about being the best physical competitor. 2 years ago a guy lost a million because he finished a challenge less then a second slower the his opponent. No emotions, no votes just competitions. It's not Survivor nor should it be. 2 totally different games.

Survivor is not first and foremost a social game. It's multifaceted with no part weighing more than the other.

 

The social part plays the biggest role, according to BGP.

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