I believe I deserve to win because I planned this game from DAY 1
My plan was to make connections, ride out the game of those connections while observing and mapping out where other people are at, and then GO CRAZY in the final days. I also have a motto I played by, “as long as it’s not me, I don’t care”
At the beginning, I wanted to stand out in that first immunity challenge so I would be approached by people for alliances. Who I call a “leader” classification of player was Adam. He came to me and made a whole bunch of elaborate trios to put us in. I wanted people to see me as a benefit to the tribe, loyal, and loveable. As long as I wasn’t being evicted I didn’t care.
All this time, I was observing though, and I noticed that Adam had TOO MANY connections. Especially when Jerry called me a comp beast in the challenge (not good to be called close to merge), and he kept Adam until the end of the challenge which didn’t make sense to me as I thought Adam would be perceived as a bigger threat.
I waited a while though, as it would be unwise to strike so early in the merge. I needed EVERYONE to taste the finale when I stroked.
When Lewis quit, I KNEW THIS WAS MY TIME. Final 7. My alliance had 4 people including myself, and the other people left were 3 people. I knew everyone was loyal to Adam, so this was my time to make a move because I WANTED THE BLOOD ON MY HANDS, no one else. I believe they would have turned on him, but I needed this on my resume.
No one messaged me to evict Adam that tribal, this was 100% my move.
Marto messaged me asking me to evict Brien, and I lied and agreed to. Him and Adam both messaged me that I would not have the votes to evict Adam, except I didn’t listen to them as they tried to talk me out of it and to vote with them. I was the deciding vote to take a great player out of this game.
The next tribal, I decided to vote with Marto. Marto is loyal, so I knew if I had a chance of getting to the end while being vulnerable in tribal, I needed a secure vote.
I apologized for going against his wishes to evict Adam even though I didn’t care, so then to make sure he trusted me, I voted how he wanted me to vote that night. He wanted me to vote Bridgette, so I did that. Again, my motto, as long as it’s not me I don’t care. In the re vote, I message Marto and Brien, begging, and saying I would owe them, and they and one more person voted to keep me.
Now, the f5. This immunity challenge was HUGE, but I flunked it. One beneficial part though I noticed, was that Brien and Jerry never cut each other’s ropes, and Brein told me the previous day that he trusted Jerry. I knew that I needed Brie out in the f4 because he played the “villain”, he would probably get some votes.
Marto showed up, and I seized the moment, and messaged Apat and Marto saying to evict Jerry. If Brien had Jerry in the f4 it would be a 2-2 tie, so he had to go. Also, Jerry is a comp beast. THIS WAS MY IDEA, AND I BLINDSIDED JERRY.
After, the person who I betrayed in f7 now was voting with me solid again, which was Marto, and I had to vote out Brien now, as my plan was. Apat flipped though, but it didn’t matter, Brien still left due to a competition.
I tried hard in the final immunity challenge didn’t pul through BUT I DIDN’T NEED TO as my social and strategic skills brought me through.
Overall, in the beginning of the game, I used my physical abilities to gain connections who would keep me safe most of the game, then used those connections and my social game to stay trusted until f7. Then f7, I used strategic skills to know it was time to flip on Adam, and then used my social game to win Marto back over to my side, and then my strategic game to choose who left EACH EVICTION.
I think I played a very diverse game, by making connections by my physical and social character, rode with those, and then backstabbed, lied, and created blindsides in the final tribals.
I tired so hard and I think I d