May 17, 201016 yr Not sure I agree that the most popular person will always win, not the best player. I think if Russell did not leave such a wake of tactlessness behind him that he would have had a shot at winning. Todd Herzog was a brutally strategic player that won the game via the "respect the strength of how hard I played the game". He did so because he was able to lie and not be deceitful about it. Russell wants to lie and manipulate the other players in the game, but then wants to rub their noses in it too and then talk about how "great" he is... He is so blinded by his own ego he can not even see that "he" is the one who played a flawed game. Instead he tries to state the game is flawed... I agree 100%. You can be deceitful and play aggressive but at the end of the day, the people you beat are determining your fate. If you rub their nose in it, they will remember it come voting time. You have to have some level of tact. Richard Hatch had a huge ego but it wasn't on display around camp, only to the camera. That's how he was able to win the first one. Nobody wants to hear how good you are around camp.
May 17, 201016 yr I agree 100%. You can be deceitful and play aggressive but at the end of the day, the people you beat are determining your fate. If you rub their nose in it, they will remember it come voting time. You have to have some level of tact. Richard Hatch had a huge ego but it wasn't on display around camp, only to the camera. That's how he was able to win the first one. Nobody wants to hear how good you are around camp. :thumb: I agree with you and Gunner11. I wish I could figure out how to do that multi quote thing.
May 17, 201016 yr I am watching the finale right now. I wasnt able to last night. Once again, when Russell isnt in control, he panicked at camp.
May 17, 201016 yr Not sure I agree that the most popular person will always win, not the best player. I think if Russell did not leave such a wake of tactlessness behind him that he would have had a shot at winning. Todd Herzog was a brutally strategic player that won the game via the "respect the strength of how hard I played the game". He did so because he was able to lie and not be deceitful about it. Russell wants to lie and manipulate the other players in the game, but then wants to rub their noses in it too and then talk about how "great" he is... He is so blinded by his own ego he can not even see that "he" is the one who played a flawed game. Instead he tries to state the game is flawed... I agree 100%. You can be deceitful and play aggressive but at the end of the day, the people you beat are determining your fate. If you rub their nose in it, they will remember it come voting time. You have to have some level of tact. Richard Hatch had a huge ego but it wasn't on display around camp, only to the camera. That's how he was able to win the first one. Nobody wants to hear how good you are around camp. I got it!! Sorry for using a post but I finally know how to multi quote!
May 17, 201016 yr Danielle looks like former Carolina Panther LB, Dan Morgan. Her grill is too much for me.
May 17, 201016 yr Danielle looks like former Carolina Panther LB, Dan Morgan. Her grill is too much for me. Not to mention that unaboob she has from her implants.
May 17, 201016 yr Danielle looks like former Carolina Panther LB, Dan Morgan. Her grill is too much for me. I agree. At the end of the day, you have to be rewarded by your peers. That is part of the game the way it is played right now.
May 18, 201016 yr I personally think that Russell should have won. If you look at the dumbest moves of all time, Russell caused two of them (the JT and Tyson one). That should tell everyone something about how good of a player Russell is. He made two of the better players of all time look like complete fools. The social aspect is a part of the game and Russell did not take that into consideration, but it is only one part of the game. When the jury votes, they should consider everything just not that one aspect. They should look at the all around game of the player not just focus on the aspect of being burnt by a particular player. JT came up with this plan, Russell didn't know anything about it until Colby let him in on it. From where we were sitting it was a dumb move, but he needed to make a move and from his stand point that look like the best option. He rolled the dice and lost...
May 18, 201016 yr JT came up with this plan, Russell didn't know anything about it until Colby let him in on it. From where we were sitting it was a dumb move, but he needed to make a move and from his stand point that look like the best option. He rolled the dice and lost... That's pretty much what he said at the reunion. He felt like his days were already numbered so he made a move.
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