tournament Survivor: ATRL Edition (Season 11) | F I N A L E!

[dussymob]

Just now, Jay-Zicario said:

By the way I proposed to Eliminate Boys but Stevie or Pinkblue? don't remember who... said to go againts Touya instead.

That would've been a better choice. Touya was a non factor. 

[dussymob]

#7

@Stevie

STRATEGY: 8

SOCIAL: 6

CHALLENGE: 7

 

Summary: Stevie was great during the pre-merge and I enjoyed watching his secret alliance with Boys. His mistake was mostly falling victim to his alliance which flopped hard soon as the merge began. Most of this can be thanks to PinknBlue. If given the chance I feel Stevie could be a winner contender in another season. He loses points for social because although he managed it well in the beginning he couldn't create bonds past his initial tribe. He had lots of potential and that helped in rank higher on my list.

[ABYSIL]

1 minute ago, dussymob said:

That would've been a better choice. Touya was a non factor. 

Right? I should have actually tried to convince them. Instead of just say ok go make this decition faster. smh. We could have eliminated the Winner of the Season without knowing. 

[dussymob]

 

#6

@wehavetostan

STRATEGY: 7

SOCIAL: 7

CHALLENGE: 8

 

Summary: The best in his confessionals who guided us the entire way until he was voted out. He falls short for some questionable game moves and possibly being too blunt sometimes, which I feel ultimately was his undoing. During the early game his challenge power was high and that helped his ranking. What I believe that could've helped his game was talking more with everyone else. It seemed he would only serious converse with players he wanted to work with and would shut others out completely I fear. He seems to have the most potential to do much better on a second try as I felt he adapted to the game he was playing.

[miguel]

22 minutes ago, Not Like The Movies said:

tea, I should not have trusted that one 

Not "that one" i-

[Dessy]

12 minutes ago, dussymob said:

#8

@Dessy

STRATEGY: 5

SOCIAL: 7

CHALLENGE: 7

 

Summary: Was really under the radar the whole season until he kinda turnt up with gifs during his elimination. During the early game I felt like he just followed Miguel’s lead and didn’t really have a voice of his own. I feel he is a very good social player and could've easily made it to final three but didn't seem to really try in my opinion so that made him lose strategy points. I decided to rank him in the upper half due to him outlasting many in the game which IMO is thanks to his social game. He did decent in the challenges too. 

Maybe some tea

[touya kinomoto]

23 minutes ago, dussymob said:

Yes, I was given the okay by the producers weeks ago so keep it moving. 

the question was "we asked?", not "you asked?". the answer is no 

[ABYSIL]

14 minutes ago, dussymob said:

Also delusional in thinking he impacted any future votes. 

I was just trying to make people laugh like Prisoner do sometimes in the Games section...

[Rotunda]

Drag the flop @Dessy

[dussymob]

#5

@Rotunda

STRATEGY: 7

SOCIAL: 8

CHALLENGE: 7

 

Summary: My winner pick for the season that should’ve been final three but tried to make a move maybe too late? Rotunda had potential to be the most strategic player this season, but I felt he didn’t do everything he could. He seemed like he wanted to make a move, but it never came to fruition. He also loses points for not trying to get that idol and ended up going to Sanguine instead. In order to have made it higher on this list he for one needs to last longer in the game, not given up on that idol challenge, and pull together a great blindside. 

 

[dussymob]

1 minute ago, touya kinomoto said:

the question was "we asked?", not "you asked?". the answer is no 

You're still here so apparently you care. 

[Dessy]

Just now, Rotunda said:

Drag the flop @Dessy

The flop? #Elminatedb4dessy 

[dussymob]

#4

@miguel

STRATEGY: 9

SOCIAL: 7

CHALLENGE: 8

 

Summary: Controlled a lot of the game and could’ve been number one on this list, but he totally ****ed up in the end game and didn’t know how to keep his mouth shut. During the early game Miguel pulled some great plays together like blindsiding NLTM and fooling Auburn for the longest with finding the idol. He also put together some good plays during early merge with the split votes and keeping his idol until final five. His social game however got weaker as the season went on. To make it to the top three he needed to better his social game and win some damn challenges. He had the win in his hand and let it slip away due to a whiny ego that won't get him nowhere in life but in the back alley of a bar gettin pissy drunk every night and slutting himself around. 

[miguel]

2 minutes ago, dussymob said:

He had the win in his hand and let it slip away due to a whiny ego that won't get him nowhere in life but in the back alley of a bar gettin pissy drunk every night and slutting himself around. 

I-

 

There was NO need for this ???

[dussymob]

#3

@luckystrike

STRATEGY: 8

SOCIAL: 7

CHALLENGE: 10

 

Summary: Lucky was a good player in the sense that he kept the target off his back but outside of that he did nothing. He may have been somewhat social to those he wanted to be social with but I don’t think he really made any game moves on his own accord. I believe Lucky was the bigger challenge threat this season. He also adapted much better from his first game in season 9. I do think if he played another season, he could go deep again because he seems to know how to mask his threat level. To win this season he needed to make some more strategic moves which is the main thing his game was lacking and actually socialize more with the rest of the jury. Work on those two things and he could dominate this game easily. 

 

[dussymob]

#2

@Auburn

STRATEGY: 8

SOCIAL: 8

CHALLENGE: 10

 

Summary: Auburn thought he did more than he actually did throughout the game. He played well though by winning challenges when he needed and keeping himself from being voted out throughout the merge. My main issue with Auburn is that he think he played better than he actually did and that level non self-awareness causes him to lose points. He also was fooled by Miguel for the longest with the idol situation that he foolishly helped him find I believe. To win this game Auburn needed to work more on his social game and actually work the jury. I felt a lot of the players were annoyed with him throughout the merge and felt he was a non-factor. I do believe Auburn could do well on a second play due to him learning and adapting to the game.

 

[dussymob]

#1

@boys

STRATEGY: 10

SOCIAL: 9

CHALLENGE: 8

 

Summary: Boys was very erratic in the early episodes but he turned it around when the merge started and chilled out a lot. He played a more shadowy game that kept his name clear. He also had the biggest presence in the game from his personality. Boys wins this game because he masked his threat level the entire merge and although many of the viewers felt he was playing himself by keeping Miguel in the game it ultimately helped him win and defied the expectations of everyone when he kept surviving week to week which was also a shocker. Boys also played through the game without any idols so he definitely worked his social game. To me it felt like Boys played two games, the pre-merge game which was OTTN and the merge game which was CPM. It was a great character arc that had a beginning, middle, and end. 

 

[Dessy]

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[boys]

1 hour ago, dussymob said:

#1

@boys

STRATEGY: 10

SOCIAL: 9

CHALLENGE: 8

 

Summary: Boys was very erratic in the early episodes but he turned it around when the merge started and chilled out a lot. He played a more shadowy game that kept his name clear. He also had the biggest presence in the game from his personality. Boys wins this game because he masked his threat level the entire merge and although many of the viewers felt he was playing himself by keeping Miguel in the game it ultimately helped him win and defied the expectations of everyone when he kept surviving week to week which was also a shocker. Boys also played through the game without any idols so he definitely worked his social game. To me it felt like Boys played two games, the pre-merge game which was OTTN and the merge game which was CPM. It was a great character arc that had a beginning, middle, and end. 

 

Yesssssss!! Thank you!!

[Stevie]

3 hours ago, Jay-Zicario said:

By the way I proposed to Eliminate Boys but Stevie or Pinkblue? don't remember who... said to go againts Touya instead.

 

3 hours ago, dussymob said:

That would've been a better choice. Touya was a non factor. 

I was also pushing for boys to go our first tribal but the alliance was against it. I knew he was a threat and was coming for me that round. The alliance felt it was too big a move too early, and that by voting Touya we could use the excuse of her not doing very well in the challenge that round. Just clarifying.

[dussymob]

3 hours ago, Stevie said:

 

I was also pushing for boys to go our first tribal but the alliance was against it. I knew he was a threat and was coming for me that round. The alliance felt it was too big a move too early, and that by voting Touya we could use the excuse of her not doing very well in the challenge that round. Just clarifying.

I believe you. 

[thecptz]

winner!