@Sag
Jordan: As it stands, you are probably least likely to earn my vote. I won’t say it’s impossible tho! Barring you and I’s relationship (tragically enough), I think you probably had the most consistent social game of the final 3, even if it was consistently “meh.” Prop up how you talked to most everyone at least semi-regularly, and tell me why keeping your cards so close to your chest (i.e. not talking game with most everyone on jury) is not just respectable, but preferable, in comparison to regular game conversations and relationships.
Usually during the day, i would start talking to people between late morning and early afternoon, because i tend to be more tolerable when i have my sleep. and i would see where people stand with their votes from time to time.....some more late then others. and yes, there are times, where people had to come to me first, since i either didnt go to them yet, or they wanted a vote from me for a move that would only benefit them and not me. There are some days where i can be off, but i always try to make sure that i am good with people. I can admit, that for a good amount of the merge, me talking to people can be either hit or miss, but i did what i thought was enough to keep targets off of me.
When it comes to keeping things only to myself. I feel like it can be good given its to the right people. I have been on this site for over 10 years now. and i have been over a ton of games, where i would say very important game related between them and I things to people that i thought that i could trust in 100 percent, i would concider them good friends of mine in those games, and then they would spread that information around to other people including their close friends and make me look like a threat or serious gamebot, and would end up getting me voted out as a result.
I mean, recently i was in a group game *I think one of the jury members hosted it* where i showed myself a little too much to someone i was keeping around for any potential move later on, and they saw me as a gamebot and once a joint tribal happened, they got a whole alliance to target me, and i was sent out the door, while that person went on to win the game. If i didnt show my cards too much, maybe i would have went farther and made stuff happened. who knows.
So when i came into this game, i felt like i had to not show too much early on, so that i can get through as many votes as possible untill the merge where i could make some stuff happen that can benefit me when the time came. But that time never did come, because everytime an idol played, and it takes out someone that might have needed for those amoves to be done, it leaves me little to no choice but to stick with the remaining alliance members i have to the final 4, and get myself to the end from there.
Because i know that if i went to the other side at any point, i feel like i would not have benefited at all from it.