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tubecam wrote:

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Eliza Rawked all the puzzle challenges, and balance

Which means she will do great under my system, and if there are any challenges she isn't great at, she only has to be in the top half, not first place.

Elizalien is another example of a strong player getting fucked by the current system, simply because she didnt buddy up with the witch-bims and their pet hippopotamus.

doc wrote:

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Any other women impress you.

Steph was everyones first indication that something is wrong with the game, no one deserved to win more than she did, and she got screwed by being attached to a team. The girls of RW vs. RR Chalenge are much more impressive, although its possible it just seems that way because that game really brings out the best (and worst) in its players. Also they are younger so aren't content to sit on their asses and do nothing (again, probably a result of the game). Ruthie was barely 5 feet tall and 90 lbs, but she was a fuckin warrior.

She would kick your, Amandas and Parvs ass at the same time.

oh ehm gee wrote:

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Steph made merge. In spite of the extreme difference, she could've tried to widen the cracks in Koror.

Being forced to "widen cracks" simply because you're on a different randomly selected team is why the game fails.

oh ehm gee wrote:

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She got to play again.

Where everyone knew how tough she was, and voted her off early. Again, proving the game fails.

oh ehm gee wrote:

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explain how she deserved to win more than any other survivor.

She destroyed everyone on her "team". Though it is the first "segment" of the game, its the only thing a player can truly do on their own. The team kept losing, she kept surviving.

oh ehm gee wrote:

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Point the fifth: Ruthie <3

Point the sixth: The RW/RR challenges have gotten really repetitive, what with the camerawhoring contestants (Big Easy in FM? Wonderful. Big Easy 4 challenges later. Whatever.), the lame, inconsistent, and vaguely-defined challenges, and the fact that nearly every season's final mission rewards teams with fewer members, which would imply that they lose a shitload of challenges, which usually means throwing challenges to get rid of women (see: keeping Big . I don't see how you can enjoy the RW/RR challenges and complain about people being given fair shots with the number of times challenges are thrown on said challenges.

The last three RW/RR seasons have been more challenging, wiith a better cast, and better challenges, and therefore more entertaining to watch then the last Survivor season. RW/RR starting players would kill Survivors starting players. RW/RR winners would kill Survivor winners. Because RW/RR tests the players better, physically, mentally. It's time to see more Survivor contestants puking from exhausation, starvation, and not just bitches crying about not seeing their daddy, or a bruised heel.

doc wrote:

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he started watching Fiji, was happy when Earl won, then had a problem when Todd won China and Parv won Micronesia.

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I've seen every episode of every season. As others have already said, the game now is less about "surviving" (food, water, fire, hunting,fishing, shelters, etc) because the producers consider those aspects "old".

Removing those aspects results in a dull game with brain-dead wimps. Anyone who watches the show knows the strategy to bond with losers and vote off threats, using the team-system to your advantage in order to do so. Any viewer can see the results of this "strategy" in the weak finalists. Todd is not a Survivor. Todd is an elf, the gayest creature possible. Parvati is not a Survivor. Parvati walked into the wrong casting studio and landed on Survivor instead of where she planned, a first-time porno shoot. When the host can beat up a "Survivor" winner, the game fails. Now go count how many winners can take Jeff Probst in a fight.