Posted: Sat Apr 08, 2017 4:04 am
In post 73, xRECKONERx wrote:In post 70, Shadoweh wrote:3) tell people they're not actually signing up to play Survivor
In post 73, xRECKONERx wrote:In post 70, Shadoweh wrote:3) tell people they're not actually signing up to play Survivor
In post 75, MattP wrote:In post 73, xRECKONERx wrote:In post 70, Shadoweh wrote:3) tell people they're not actually signing up to play Survivor
In post 76, hiplop wrote:In post 75, MattP wrote:In post 73, xRECKONERx wrote:In post 70, Shadoweh wrote:3) tell people they're not actually signing up to play Survivor
vijrada rocks, thank you lolPremergers: Literally who
San Jose: You have this way of making people love you and it's really good for you as a player. There is not one postmerger who does not miss you.
NYCFC: Literally who
Toronto: wgeurts! the wiki dude! apparently you were a bit strange but it's a good performance I thought.
DCU: people found you a bit boring apparently but you're no stranger to that lol. well done, i guess
Vancouver: Much more UTR game than previously, good game. You're one of my favourite people because you play hard but you always have a positive attitude. Just, when you're making your one big move, don't make it too big lmao.
KC: Edit your PMs jesus christ
Houston: I think I've played with you three times but never been on a tribe w/ you? but you filled a social huge threat role that you never have before. and you did great pre-merge. fantastic game.
Portland: I don't remember that much about you tbh, but you seemed to play great and be a big threat and all that jazz. gj i guess
who the NAUGHTY WORD was fifth dear god um... oh NYRB: You're crazy man! Spec favourite, always will be, great player in some ways, terrible in other ways. You would have beaten anyone else in this game at the end.
Columbus: Man I remember you as like Nova and Colin wheras this game you were really funny and a challenge beast and everyone liked you, spec and player. You came so so damn close man.
RSL: haha not the equal best win rate anymore, scrub. honestly your confesssionals could be described as "incredibly boring, emotionless and gamebotty" but you're in the top 1 or 2 players here and you just keep proving it. If it was a final 3 as people thought, you would have won for sure. You were the most liked, biggest threat at merge and you made it to third somehow...honestly your game here was such a masterclass and if there's anyone in this game to emulate, it's you (although as a spectator, I'd probably prefer Columbus or NYRB).
Seattle: Man off of pure results you're the newbie of the year so far so that's something to be proud of. Most people can't make second in their second game. In fact, in my four games I've never made merge (and probably never will tbh). So, you should be proud of the fact that you've proven last game was no fluke. If there's any advice I could give you it's probably the same as KC's. Edit! I feel like you say a lot of things you might not mean because your posts come off to me as stream of consciousness sometimes. If you can manage fit in just a little bit more, your strategic approach to the game is not bad. Also don't cheat but you already knew that
Montreal: I feel like you put yourself at a huge disadvantage with your incredibly grating social game and persona, but you managed to claw back every single bit of that disadvantage, make FTC with the only opponent you could beat, and win the game. You've had the highest Crazy score for a long time, because you've voted correctly and didn't receive many votes back. If it wasn't for the awful start, I'd say that your UTR game is one of the best examples around.
disagree. Part of Survivor is the ability to eliminate people and your relationships from early in the game reflecting that.In post 81, Haschel Cedricson wrote:Post-merge was Survivor, pre-merge wasn't. And that's fine; Xof and I have both mentioned to people that this is the Large Social Game forum, not just the Survivor forum. But I agree that games that deviate from the norm like this need to be strongly advertised up front so that players understand what it is they are signing up for.
Our teen program is after hours, so they have the run of the place. It's actually very fun; I imagine it feels very hot-sclusey to them.In post 88, hiplop wrote:how do you play capture the flag in a library
In post 74, xRECKONERx wrote:also sorry guys but um
spoilered votes have never been a funny thing and never will be
ban them
I wanted to quote the last one to see but then I got curious about how small a space there would be for the text in the last spoiler. The vote explanation was like 20 words but was ten lines in the tiny space.In post 96, CuddlyCaucasian wrote:In post 74, xRECKONERx wrote:also sorry guys but um
spoilered votes have never been a funny thing and never will be
ban them
In post 85, Shadoweh wrote:Look you can argue that post-merge worked like a Survivor Merge, but Survivor has two really simple phases:
1) You will be on different tribes, compete against each other, and losersvote out someone
2) you do the merge thing
If you take out 1, it's a completely different social game that isn't called Survivor. A Survivor merge would -NEVER- have looked like that. Even the tribe competitions were a joke because people that weren't Houston/Seattle/Salt benefitted from throwing them to live.
Branding matters. If I signed up for Survivor: RSX I would have been CONFUSED when the first round was "play Robot Unicorn Attack to live." Just call it "MLS Social Simulator" or something catchy next time. I would play this setup again! There's a lot you could do with it, like incorporate all those poor leftover abandoned guys in the Allocation graveyard and don't stop the team stuff once pre-merge ends. Considering how much groundwork went into something different it would be a shame if it wasn't used again. I'm glad someone like Aronis got to shine because holy shit he deserved it.