And it's the Final Four. It's you two against the other two, who also are in an alliance. One of them gets the POV. You know you or you're ally are done for. Or not?
Example players: You, Ally, POV, Other Guy <--Yeah crappy names, but they're just examples.
Votes you would EXPECT:
You: Ally and Other Guy
Ally: You and Other Guy
Other Guy: You and Ally
The above puts the votes to everyone (other that POV) to 2. So the POV chooses two of them to nom, and then the votes are 3-3-2. Therefore, the POV for that round basically gets to choose the noms for the round.
POV: You and Ally
Now, I took a bold move one time. In the Final Four, were me, PinnapleGod, Cory, and GLTURNS. Me and Pinnaple had a deal for the final three, and I'm pretty sure Cory and GL had a deal too. Problem was, Cory had POV. I knew he'd nom me and Pinnaple, so I did the only think that could save us. I voted to nominate GLTURNS, and myself. That flipped the vote 4-2-2. Sadly it didn't work and I took 4th place nommed against Pinnaple for that game.
And even if it DID work, there's the possibility of the tie evicting you anyway.
BUT! It does have the potential to work, and the first game I got 4th in, I could have used that to possibly save my alliance with MisterX and me.
Now, that leads to two questions. Number 1, how many of you have tried this strategy and it worked?
Number 2, I knew the POV voted for me and Pinnaple, does that mean the algorithm takes in consideration who the POV voted for in deciding ties? I'd really like your thoughts on this. Thanks!
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ty for doing that. :D I got first and avenged you! :D
