Post by stephenie on Apr 3, 2013 18:38:00 GMT -5
First and foremost, congrats to all three of you. This is a truly tremendous feat that 17 other people couldn't do and that some couldn't even do with two chances. You all in my opinion have played separate games but games that were able to dig a path that lead you here to the final three.
I feel like in this entire game there was two types of players. The game changers and the idlers. No in betweens.
The first type were the game changers, you'd see these people in the chat rooms, actively making conversations and efforts to get to know people. They'd be people you receive PM's from and they were people who gave it their all in every single challenge. They just were generally overall active and were voted out due to that fact.
Now for the second type we have the idlers. The idlers were people who sometimes played in challenges, barely talked, weren't involved much in the chatrooms and didn't really strategize or make moves. They usually lead others and went further because of their idling.
I find it SO extremely upsetting to see an end game so filled with people who were idlers and so many early jurors and even some pre-merge people gone that were game changers. I feel as though if I wasn't as active or didn't participate as much or didn't talk to people, that I would probably have made it further in this game. I'm sure a few others do as well.
My question for you three is, are you an idler or are you a game changer and why? Be honest. Look at your overall game from the past 19 or so rounds and make an assumption.
I feel like in this entire game there was two types of players. The game changers and the idlers. No in betweens.
The first type were the game changers, you'd see these people in the chat rooms, actively making conversations and efforts to get to know people. They'd be people you receive PM's from and they were people who gave it their all in every single challenge. They just were generally overall active and were voted out due to that fact.
Now for the second type we have the idlers. The idlers were people who sometimes played in challenges, barely talked, weren't involved much in the chatrooms and didn't really strategize or make moves. They usually lead others and went further because of their idling.
I find it SO extremely upsetting to see an end game so filled with people who were idlers and so many early jurors and even some pre-merge people gone that were game changers. I feel as though if I wasn't as active or didn't participate as much or didn't talk to people, that I would probably have made it further in this game. I'm sure a few others do as well.
My question for you three is, are you an idler or are you a game changer and why? Be honest. Look at your overall game from the past 19 or so rounds and make an assumption.
