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Apparently the term "mid-carder" is too much for your muscle-filled head to comprehend. A midcarder under your system would be anyone from the 7th to the 12th place finishers in the challenge. They're not the strongest players, however, they are still much stronger than the worst players. These midcarders are the ones who your system screws over the most, even more than the strong, because they're just weak enough not to ensure their safety, but they're strong enough that the other losers will look at them and target them as threats. You think viewers complain about the way it is now, where a negative bitch like Michelle is a first boot, and then two weak bitches are the next ones after her? They'll be bitching a whole lot more when they see people trying their hardest and pushing themselves to their limits, only to just miss out on safety and get eliminated because of it.

ArtieeLange wrote:

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Kitty Pryde1 wrote:

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A midcarder under your system would be anyone from the 7th to the 12th place finishers in the challenge. They're not the strongest players, however, they are still much stronger than the worst players.

Did you not read what I already wrote? I will number the points so you don't have to strain your over-taxed brain.

1) Under my system there are no "mid-carders" (wtf). There are two teams, winners, and losers. Should there be a challenge with 10 players ranked, the last place had no chance, but number 6 should have taken out number 5. Number 5 strived, number 6 failed, and therefore number 6 deserves to be voted out as much as number 7,8,9 or 10.

The other great aspects of my system are that:

2) The players are ranked anew after every varied challenge, a player will be forced to outplay in every aspect of the game - physical, puzzles, memory, knowing other players, eating gross shit, etc.

3) The teams are not permanent, but completely depend on every players last performance.

1. So basically, for all your bitching about the weak outlasting the strong, you don't mind if someone like Kelly, who winds up in last place, beats someone like Jacquie for the sole reason that Jacquie was maybe a few seconds slower than Corinne in the challenge. In my opinion, that isn't fair, because it screws Jacquie based on the random luck of a challenge win, wherea it doesn't really harm Kelly in any way. Hell, under your system, it's entirely possible for the final 2 to be two players who won one challenge between them. All it takes is for the strongest player to fail once, and suddenly you've got a final 2 of Chet and Kathy. But I guess you think that's fair, right? The current system, you have to prove yourself and earn a win, first by doing well in the tribal portion of the game so that your tribe has the majority, and then strategizing and occasionally winning challenges after the merge.

2. Knowing other players? Seems a bit unfair since players are going to be switched up every episode, and odds are there are certain players that would never meet due to the simple nature of your system. Also, challenges are as lucky, if not moreso than the current random tribal assortments, so I don't get why you think changing the challenges every episode would prove who's deserving of winning. It'd just screw players over who otherwise might've won the game.

3. In other words, take out the social aspect of the game. You can be as lazy and as much of an asshole as you want. It doesn't matter how nice you are because you're either going to win the challenge, or you're going to fall within the losers, and even then, it doesn't matter what your personality is, so long as you aren't the biggest threat. Then, take out the strategic aspect as well. No need to form alliances because there's no set tribes. No reason to vote strategically, just get rid of the player who's the biggest threat to win immunity to give yourself a better chance at getting it. So now we've eliminated two thirds of Survivor as it is, leaving us with just challenges, catering to the lowest common denominator of retarded people who can't hold their attention unless some big muscular guy is pushing something heavy. Congratulations, you've ruined Survivor, Artiee.