Player Results

Re: Player Results

feeds@yuku.com (Crowlass) — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 14:42:29 GMT

He [Mark] recommending smashing all the pigs to try and find the exemption.

Actually Alex was the one who said that there was an exemption in one of the pigs, and the only way to get it would be to smash them.

He grabbed the scale, and left several bricks behind (reducing the pot).

Everyone in that group (except struggling Craig) was carrying bricks in their hands because there bagpacks were full. Whoever ended up...

Re: Player Results

feeds@yuku.com (Screerider) — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 14:01:11 GMT

ColonelBird wrote:
He grabbed the scale, and left several bricks behind (reducing the pot).

To be fair, they were required to take the scale, and someone was going to drop some bricks to accomodate it. He only left 4 behind, which isn't bad.

Re: Player Results

feeds@yuku.com (smokeitgood) — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 13:36:44 GMT

The pigs one is really screwing with me because he really was very helpful finding the pigs.

Yeah but the only way they'd be making money is successfully landing them in the blanket. The producers probably told him to be a hero in finding them so he would look non-moley, and then take control of the slingshot and do a terrible job with it.

Re: Player Results

feeds@yuku.com (ColonelBird) — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 13:31:47 GMT

Mark also does the most 'morale' or 'group' sabatogue.

He recommending smashing all the pigs to try and find the exemption.

He grabbed the scale, and left several bricks behind (reducing the pot).

He talked everyone out of even starting the travel competition.

He is the only one who seems to sabatogue on a group level.

Still...I am slowly joining he Craig bandwagon. The whole 'exemption' scenario is just way way way...

Re: Player Results

feeds@yuku.com (Kitty Pryde1) — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 12:00:13 GMT

But during the first episode, Mark was also the person who wasted several of their attempts on incorrect items. I mean, he didn't get the full five out of five because of the scavengers being too slow and the time keepers being unable to keep up, but that doesn't mean he didn't sabotage.

Re: Player Results

feeds@yuku.com (Screerider) — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 11:11:12 GMT

Crowlass wrote:
I also think Paul figured out who the mole was early in the game (after his coalition partner Marcy was eliminated.) Since that episode he has been raking in the money for the pot.

And in this last episode, Paul stated outright that he believes Craig is the Mole.

Re: Player Results

feeds@yuku.com (Crowlass) — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 00:51:15 GMT

The pigs one is really screwing with me because he really was very helpful finding the pigs. I do think Alex is the mole and was surprised Craig finished the Midas game. I think the only reason he took so many bricks was because he didn't expect his team to finish. A way to throw people off the trail.

In my head this 100% eliminates Mark as a suspect. The mole has to sabatoge something in the first episode so that the first quiz isn't just a random person eliminated. He...

Re: Player Results

feeds@yuku.com (hotchiemothcie) — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 00:28:14 GMT

I can buy giving Alex a pass on the pigs with the stated reasoning, but he really should get some sort of triple fail for using Mark as his answer for the Journal test since Mark had already been the answer to a previous question.

Re: Player Results

feeds@yuku.com (cardswin5) — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 22:52:58 GMT

And if you count the pigs for Alex (which I do) then he has sabotaged the most and is the mole. :)

Re: Player Results

feeds@yuku.com (Crowlass) — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 21:11:20 GMT

Mole Rankings based on results (Pass = +1, Fail = -1, ? = 0)

7) Kristen +4

6) Mark +4

5) Paul +3

3) Craig/ Nicole -1

1) Clay/ Alex -2

Alex and Clay have failed the most. Mark has been the most successful.

Re: Player Results

feeds@yuku.com (KaleyAlexander) — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 21:10:45 GMT

So this pretty much tells us that the players suck ass and the mole is the only one is getting the team money.

Player Results

feeds@yuku.com (Crowlass) — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 21:04:25 GMT

Alright I was rewatching the first five episodes and was curious who was bringing in the money, and who was falling flat. Here is a chart for each player as to whether they were successful at winning a lot of money, or if they failed. Obviously it isn't black and white, but these are as black and white as I can make them.