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goohst		#141	[-]
Posts: 537 (05/31/09 9:58 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	chapera rocks wrote: goohst wrote: chapera rocks wrote: The Purple Parrot wrote: And yet Erinn still had less of a chance to win if she got to the final 2 than Debbie. And Debbie never had a chance to get to the final 2. She makes it to five she has a HUGE chance at 2. She has the exact body type that wins f5 immunity. JT obviously goes. Final four Erinn wants Taj gone. Debbie would have to win final three immunity, but it's not beyond her considering Stephen could only hold four balls. Final 4, Erinn wants Taj out because Coach and Debbie are already gone. Another FAIL. Let's not speculate what could have been, because out of 100 times, Debbie wins more than anybody.
bryanpasa		#142	[-]
Posts: 1242 (06/01/09 1:02 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	@ Brendan only getting 7th
kishuu		#143	[-]
Posts: 1991 (06/07/09 12:49 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	6. Tyson (Timbira, 8th) K, great socially, physically and all but he made possibly the worst move ever by trusting Coach with everything, who told JT/Stephen everything. gj. Also, was a cocky bastard and caused the appearance of OTTM Sierracunt so that marks him down. I have nothing else to say, I found his strategic game boring. 5. Taj (Jalapao, 4th) Taj started off great with the MOTHERFUCKING MADAGASCAR ALLIANCE that was shoved into OUR FACES EVERY FUCKING WEEK before it collapsed into pieces with nothing happening. After that she told JT she had an idol, the three formed the Jalapao 3 and voted off Sydney and went into the merge. After that she played 3rd to JT and Stephen with a great social game, nothing else left to say so she can't rank higher. All four will come in the next update =oooo.
JackSparrowBauer		#144	[-]
Posts: 1296 (06/07/09 12:10 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Taj rode Stephen to the end just like JT did. 5th is a little generous.
goohst		#145	[-]
Posts: 562 (06/07/09 12:13 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Debbie Stephen JT Erinn <3 Best final four ever
kishuu		#146	[-]
Posts: 1992 (06/07/09 12:26 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	JackSparrowBauer wrote: Taj rode Stephen to the end just like JT did. 5th is a little generous. At most it's just interchanging her place with Tyson. Tyson wasn't spectacular, at least Taj had the brilliant idea of a MOTHERFUCKING EXILE ALLIANCE.
SurvivorFanGP		#147	[-]
Posts: 10390 (06/07/09 12:40 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	TAJ <3 =O I wonder why they did focus so much on the exile alliance if it never happened. Was there nothin' else going on pre-merge?
kenc333		#148	[-]
Posts: 8984 (06/07/09 12:57 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Exile Alliance <3 They would've been such a fun F4 <3 I already posted it once before, but had Coach left at the F9 (JT's fault ), I think either Brendan or Taj would've won.. Coach leaves at 9, Tyson at 8, Erinn at 7 and Debbie at 6 (again). Then if the F5 were JT + Exile alliance, Sierra would have a good chance of winning the F5 IC (since she did well in the F10 IC), and Brendan would have the HII, so they'd be safe and they could target JT/Stephen. Then Brendan could win the F4 IC, they take out who's left of JT/Stephen. Then if either Brendan or Sierra won the FIC, Brendan would win the game, or if Taj won it, she would win... sigh What could've been... lives in alternate reality Okay.. carry on with your actual ranking now =)
JackSparrowBauer		#149	[-]
Posts: 1300 (06/07/09 1:10 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	If the Exile Alliance succeeded, then it would be the most predictable season ever. We saw way too much of them pre-merge, and I was sure that they would succeed. I'm so glad they didn't. I liked all the members (except Sierra </3), but I much prefer shake-ups and Brendan's boot was one of the most unpredictable boots in recent seasons.
goohst		#150	[-]
Posts: 566 (06/07/09 1:22 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	I think Joe getting infected ruined the season, as horrifically surprising that sounds. With him in, I think the final 7 is a lot bigger of a clusterfuck. With him gone, it's exile alliance or JETS </3
chapera rocks		#151	[-]
Posts: 11319 (06/07/09 1:25 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	<3 Erinn/Joe. What could have been.
Mikester		#152	[-]
Posts: 2750 (06/07/09 3:57 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Who is left? JT, Stephen, Erinn and Debbie? I would agree with that top 4.
JackSparrowBauer		#153	[-]
Posts: 1310 (06/07/09 7:27 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	I guess JT could be 4th best, but I don't see how Debbie played well at all. Tyson, Brendan, and Taj all easily played better than she did.
goohst		#154	[-]
Posts: 569 (06/07/09 7:34 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	JackSparrowBauer wrote: I guess JT could be 4th best, but I don't see how Debbie played well at all. Tyson, Brendan, and Taj all easily played better than she did. Debbie wins against Tyson and Coach, the two main members of her alliance. She had an amazing social game. If it wasn't for Sierra being retarded, JT/Taj/Stephen go in order at 7, and then at final four she's closest to Coach, Erinn and Sierra AND the biggest immunity threat. At six, she what she had to stay, but did overplay it. If she gets to five, she probably beats JT in the wall challenge and Stephen/Erinn/Debbie blindside JT. At four, she's the biggest immunity AND Erinn's closest ally. Point is, she had tons of options because she set herself up well early and had an A+ social game.
JackSparrowBauer		#155	[-]
Posts: 1311 (06/07/09 7:38 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	As much as I'd like to think that Erinn would've gone along with the rest of Timbira, we don't know if she would. I would actually doubt it. Erinn is still a g.oddess either way <3.
goohst		#156	[-]
Posts: 571 (06/07/09 7:44 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	JackSparrowBauer wrote: As much as I'd like to think that Erinn would've gone along with the rest of Timbira, we don't know if she would. I would actually doubt it. Erinn is still a g.oddess either way <3. It's not farfetched, considering Erinn liked Debbie more than anyone and would have a chance to move up from 4 to 2.5ish, but Erinn may have just preferred the security of JETS. We'll never know... but I think she would have.
kenc333		#157	[-]
Posts: 8995 (06/07/09 7:46 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Debbie played a decent game, but it wasn't Sierra's fault that Debbie couldn't gain control at the F7. Sierra wanted to go the the F4 with the Jalapao members because she thought they were better players. If Debbie/Coach/Tyson had shown Sierra respect earlier, maybe she wouldn't have refused the deal. And that's why ex-Timbira shouldn't have assumed Sierra was gone and outcasted her. If she gets to five, she probably beats JT in the wall challenge and Stephen/Erinn/Debbie blindside JT. At four, she's the biggest immunity AND Erinn's closest ally. Point is, she had tons of options because she set herself up well early and had an A+ social game. And if a lot of people did a lot of different things, they'd probably rank higher. =P I also still think Taj played better than Erinn.
JackSparrowBauer		#158	[-]
Posts: 1315 (06/07/09 7:52 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Coach and Debbie did handle the situation poorly, but it shouldn't have mattered to Sierra that they didn't respect her, because it was the smart thing for her to do. Burton put it best when he said "I don't necessarily have to like a person, but we want the same thing, we've got an alliance." Sierra should've played with that philosophy when it was obvious that nobody liked her, and it just goes to show that her game was way too impulsive and emotional.
goohst		#159	[-]
Posts: 572 (06/07/09 7:54 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	kenc333 wrote: Debbie played a decent game, but it wasn't Sierra's fault that Debbie couldn't gain control at the F7. Sierra wanted to go the the F4 with the Jalapao members because she thought they were better players. If Debbie/Coach/Tyson had shown Sierra respect earlier, maybe she wouldn't have refused the deal. And that's why ex-Timbira shouldn't have assumed Sierra was gone and outcasted her. If she gets to five, she probably beats JT in the wall challenge and Stephen/Erinn/Debbie blindside JT. At four, she's the biggest immunity AND Erinn's closest ally. Point is, she had tons of options because she set herself up well early and had an A+ social game. And if a lot of people did a lot of different things, they'd probably rank higher. =P I also still think Taj played better than Erinn. Sierra said afterward she didn't want to violate her integrity by aligning with Coach. She didn't have plans for f4 with anyone, which is what makes me at Sierra for not going with Debbie. Immediately after she stormed off initially she went to Debbie and apologized for not going with them. I think that's a combination of goodplay by JETS by fueling factionalism within Timbira and bad gameplay by Sierra. Debbie had been trying to control Coach and we all know how much he likes calling people cancer >_>. Debbie's good gameplay shouldn't be counteracted by Sierra and Coach's bad gameplay, because she made the right move there.
kenc333		#160	[-]
Posts: 8996 (06/07/09 8:04 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Everything is situational really. If we ignore the tribal dynamics and just treat everyone as a number, then yes, it would've been an obvious decision for Sierra to go with Debbie, but the way to succeed in Survivor is to adapt to different scenarios. She and Coach didn't know how to handle Sierra properly, so they didn't play to the best of the situation, in my opinion. In Sierra's final episode, she tried pledging her allegiance to Stephen, but Jalapao decided to let her go because she was causing too much drama..

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