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Anyone who thinks Aitu really did come from behind is obviously still unaware of the major editing/tactics that EPMB pulls every season. It wasn't a
freaking underdog win with the rigged water challenges, the rigged bottle twist, the rigged hidden immunity idol, and Jonathan's willingness to jump over
because the Aitu 4 were older than the Raros.
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Dictatorship wrote: X. It would be an amazing story/occurence if they were able to overcome that 8-4 defecit, and amazingly enough, they did! But Burnett certainly had to throw away some of the show's integrity to do it with that ridiculous bottle twist thing. How much you wanna bet that if Aitu lost that challenge, the bottle says "nobody has to be voted out tonight"? :P |
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Alpha 0Mega X |
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RIGGED!
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Quiddity |
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Ah, feels like the BB forum all of a sudden during BB8 :)
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I have to agree with what Mario said. Before reading the funny 115, I didn't really give a shit about Vanuatu, and I was barely a real survivor fan.
After that, though, I started coming to Sucks and appreciating how great Vanuatu really was.
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SenseiKreese |
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I rest my case. |
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ImANewUser |
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Yes, I agree that bottle twist is bull. But also, remember Raro was at a 5-4 advantage at Final 9 and they decided to get rid of Jenny, who would've been
loyal, instead of Jonathan, so even if the twist was crap, they still had a chance to remain the majority.
Anyways: Favorites: 1. Borneo 2. Pearl Islands 3. China 4. Marquesas 5. Amazon 6. Micronesia Like: 7. Exile Island 8. Australia 9. Vanuatu 10. Guatemala Meh: 11. Africa 12. Palau 13. Cook Islands 14. Thailand 15. All-Stars Just watch the ending, nothing different from watching the whole season: 16. Fiji |
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Loved:
1. Pearl Islands 2. China 3. Guatemala 4. Borneo 5. Marquesas Liked: 6. Micronesia 7. Australia 8. Exile Island 9. Vanuatu Meh: 10. Africa 11. All Stars 12. Amazon Hate: 13. Thailand 14. Cook Islands 15. Palau 16. Fiji |
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CURRENT RANKINGS
1. PEARL ISLANDS - 292 2. MICRONESIA - 317 3. BORNEO - 375 4. CHINA - 386 5. MARQUESAS - 417 6. AMAZON - 439 7. OUTBACK - 472 8. PANAMA - 544 9. GUATEMALA - 620 10. VANUATU - 615 11. AFRICA - 663 12. PALAU - 703 13. COOK ISLANDS - 720 14. ALL STARS - 756 15. THAILAND - 858 16. FIJI - 884 |
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^^^ Vanuatu has 615 and Guatemala has 620, so they should be switched.
P.S. I can't believe Micronesia is ranked that much better then 3rd place (Borneo). |
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RavuRules |
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The last update didn't include your ranking danny since we posted it around the same time. I'll just add it in next time
Dictatorship being a racist fuckstick is no surprise. And I'm officially over you now Quiddity, as the evidence of you being in the TennisAce camp is too much to ignore. Your already sketchy past combined with your recent verbal blunders is enough for me to finally be done with you: (1) During the ridiculous debates we had in the past, you were highly sensitive and critical of even the word "race bias" and especially "racist". Given all your complaining about using that controversial word, you'd think you of all people would refrain from such sad misuses of the word instead of becoming a hypocrite. Yet, you freely used that word when it suited your own purposes, calling the equal composition of raced castaways racist in and of itself. Given that the show merely evened out what is an inherently unfair and unequal dynamic in a political show, where such biases are relevent, it is clear where you stand on such an issue. You clearly deem a white majority to be inherently more just, and anything less than that is "racist". Others may think like you, but you were dumb enough to say it out loud (2) If you've complained about just about everything CI and Yul-related, so there's no use rehashing all the ways in which your opinions look biased and/or racist. I would say the most significant indicators would be calling China "better than CI and Fiji" BEFORE it even started. It indicates your mind was already made up regardless of its actual content, and pointing out the 2 race seasons in particular and lumping them together is controversial enough. Now that alone would not indict you, but combined with all your hollow complaints that you've made in the past in addition to the "racist" statement you made the other day, it becomes too much to ignore (3) I didn't neglect the fact you joked that someone was my ghostie because he was of the opinion that people were racist against Earl and Yul. Now I myself have made great efforts to avoid using the word "racist" in particular, knowing full well how controversial it is and how it's unethical to make such an accusation without due cause. You and others have flat out tried to villainize me once before for even alluding to such a thing, so it's just another strike on your long record of making the 1st blow. Excuse me if others think you look totally transparent too
And of course, poor reasoning skills like this always make you look worse and worse. I can understand complaints with the bottle twist. But 1 thing you can't say is that "if Aitu lost the challenge, the bottle says "nobody has to be voted out tonight," given that the whole point of having the twist inside a sealed bottle and given to the losing tribe right after the competition was specifically meant to prevent such tampering. Now you may say you were just being sarcastic, but given our history, obviously that'd be in bad taste. You've made it quite clear that you hate that twist. It's already controversial enough to cry rigged for this 1 twist. Unfair and somewhat shady twists have happened since Africa (you might even say Outback if you include the car reward challenge), and the 1 time you cry out in outrage, it's when the twist hurt the white tribe and helped a raced one? If you were such an arbiter of fairness and vigilant critic of ALL the random twists that have happened and screwed over people, then it might look less shady |
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Thanks for pointing that out chad6. Those 2 seasons are neck and neck! If you have time, maybe you can check out whether the numbers I got for the older
posts are right or not. I got different ones than you and the others. This now includes danny's post
CURRENT RANKINGS
1. PEARL ISLANDS - 293 2. MICRONESIA - 323 3. BORNEO - 379 4. CHINA - 388 5. MARQUESAS - 422 6. AMAZON - 451 7. OUTBACK - 479 8. PANAMA - 552 9. GUATEMALA - 623 10. VANUATU - 624 11. AFRICA - 673 12. PALAU - 718 13. COOK ISLANDS - 734 14. ALL STARS - 767 15. THAILAND - 871 16. FIJI - 900 |
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RavuRules wrote:I know for a fact I shouldn't be getting into this but what the hell. Cook Islands can 100% be looked at as racist casting because THEY DIVIDED THE TRIBES BY RACE. That is a simple and plain fact. Not anyones opinion. (2) If you've complained about just about everything CI and Yul-related, so there's no use rehashing all the ways in which your opinions look biased and/or racist. I would say the most significant indicators would be calling China "better than CI and Fiji" BEFORE it even started. It indicates your mind was already made up regardless of its actual content, and pointing out the 2 race seasons in particular and lumping them together is controversial enough. Now that alone would not indict you, but combined with all your hollow complaints that you've made in the past in addition to the "racist" statement you made the other day, it becomes too much to ignoreI don't really know about people saying it was better than CI and Fiji pre season, but from the interviews, it did look like a better cast. Also, I don't know about everyone else, but I lump Fiji and CI together for the simple fact that these happened close to the same time, and both had the same shitty editing with the helicopter shots and declaring Earl/Yul the winner by the second episode. (I actually lump Palau in with these two) They gave screen time to few people, and the casting was sub par to say the least. Besides this, I think CI and Fiji were completely different seasons. CI was a love fest where everyone got along, while in Fiji alot of people were extremely bitter. In CI there was unfair twist after unfair twist that gave Aitu the advantage and blatently ruined Survivor's integrity. Fiji could sort of be said the same way but for a much different reason of the affecting twist from Haves/Haves not. I actually enjoyed the second part of Fiji even with some hated characters because of the gameplay good and bad. I hated cook islands for the lack of character development in addition with a straight foward pagonging after the merge. Fiji post merge was actually good except for some dispicible people making it far and the car choice. Also, Cook Islands had an average to good pre mutiny (because it wasn't just 4 people hogging ALL the airtime as it was post mutiny/merge) while Fiji had one of the worst pre merges in history due to the twist. We have no idea if the casting really was awful because we didn't get a chance to meet 75% of the cast. But it has nothing to do with racism. No one is saying that. I mean, here alot of people are saying Guatemala sucked but not because there was only one minority. I enjoyed that for different reasons including the much better character development. (3) I didn't neglect the fact you joked that someone was my ghostie because he was of the opinion that people were racist against Earl and Yul. Now I myself have made great efforts to avoid using the word "racist" in particular, knowing full well how controversial it is and how it's unethical to make such an accusation without due cause. You and others have flat out tried to villainize me once before for even alluding to such a thing, so it's just another strike on your long record of making the 1st blow. Excuse me if others think you look totally transparent too No comment on this. First off, yes they could have changed bottles if they wanted to. I don't know if they would have, but it was pretty unfair either way. No it wasn't fucking racist at all.
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Cook Islands can 100% be looked at as racist casting because THEY DIVIDED THE TRIBES BY RACE. That is a simple and plain fact. Not anyones opinion.I don't know how educated you are on what "racism" really constitutes, but while segregating the tribes by race isn't racist in and of itself. Clearly, the intent wasn't meant to give any particular group a specific disadvantage. If certain groups were given a box of supplies and another group nothing like 1 of those pre-game parodies, then yes the segregation would be racist. The long-term institutionalized "separate but equal" segregation that caused conflict in the 60s is different from the short-term, Survivor-context division of tribes in Cook Islands. Additionally, you wouldn't call the casting sexist, because the tribes were divided in Amazon, Vanuatu, AND Exile Island right? It seems you and others have a problem with race generally. So no, not a "simple and plain fact"
Anyways, the whole matter of "better" is subjective in the first place, because obviously you're going to have preferences for different people based on a range of biases including race. You are more inclined to be interested and relate to those who you share a common racial identity with than those you don't. So if you and others have felt like the CI/Fiji casts were mysteriously more boring and uninteresting, but the white-majority casts of China for example were inherently more provocative, then it's likely not so much anything to do with those cast themselves, and everything to do with your own personal ability to connect with people of varying demographics. That's not to say you are racist. That would be "race bias" which is different, not too harmful, and which we all have including myself The problem is when you don't recognize how race bias can affect your perception and one has the idea that their worldview constitutes true objectivity, which then becomes arrogance. This can lead to very real racism, and this would be the case for unapologetically biased folk like Dictatorship (notorious for liking white chicks and at times hating minority contestants with a passion) and Quiddity who tends to play the reverse racist card with alarming frequency Well I realize you're new, but we've talked about this at length before in several threads. CI did not have the helicopter shots of Fiji. In fact the one who got the most similar kind of camera shot was Jonathan Penner when he went to Exile Island! Also, the editing of CI and Fiji were very different, so lumping them together makes little sense. Their only commonality, would be the ratio of UTR edits to MOR/CP/OTT edits, but that is basically the same for all 20-person seasons, which include Palau and now Micronesia They gave screen time to few people, and the casting was sub par to say the least.The screen time for 20-person seasons is lower naturally. However, it's been the same for the most part for all the 20-person seasons. In terms of casting, that would be your subjective opinion, as I felt we got some of the best characters ever in Cooks. The claim looks even less hollow given that the most representation of Micronesia from any 1 season came from Cook Islands, with Jonathan, Ozzy, newly crowned winner Parvati stealing much of the spotlight from some of the most popular contestants in post-ASS history YES. Which makes the weird lumping of the 2 seasons look quite race related In CI there was unfair twist after unfair twist that gave Aitu the advantage and blatently ruined Survivor's integrity.The thing is, a twist is ALWAYS unfair to somebody. Given that the 1 time people really have a problem with a twist and pay attention to how it harmed people was the season where there was a "white tribe" and a raced one, you can see why the whole rigging claim raises eyebrows Fiji could sort of be said the same way but for a much different reason of the affecting twist from Haves/Haves not. I actually enjoyed the second part of Fiji even with some hated characters because of the gameplay good and bad. I hated cook islands for the lack of character development in addition with a straight foward pagonging after the merge. Fiji post merge was actually good except for some dispicible people making it far and the car choice. Also, Cook Islands had an average to good pre mutiny (because it wasn't just 4 people hogging ALL the airtime as it was post mutiny/merge) while Fiji had one of the worst pre merges in history due to the twist. We have no idea if the casting really was awful because we didn't get a chance to meet 75% of the cast.Your personal reasons for not liking the season are valid and your own, but that's not what I'm blasting Quiddity for. I mean, not to say I don't have problems with your objections. Talking about predictable Pagongings obviously doesn't impress me given that CI is neither the 1st nor most predictable of wipe-outs ever, especially in comparison to the mother of all Pagongings--Borneo, which coined the term in the 1st place. Yeah yeah, it was the 1st and you could say it deserves special treatment for impressing you as a naive viewer who didn't know what to expect, but the fact remains that it's a subjective judgment call AND also the majority of seasons have had Pagongings including Thailand, which you rated quite high at #2. I wasn't talking about everybody's dislike for those seasons. That is why I specifically had a problem with Quiddity who I have history with, and Dictatorship who was noted as a racist long before I even met him. Plus, both have been pretty insulting to me personally especially Dic, so it's not like I haven't given them plenty of benefit of the doubt I mean, here alot of people are saying Guatemala sucked but not because there was only one minority. I enjoyed that for different reasons including the much better character development. I wouldn't blow this issue up any larger than it needs to be. I didn't say that everyone who has a problem with those seasons are racist, although I certainly do feel race bias is a huge factor in perceiving those seasons. You may disagree, but that's just my opinion, given the arguments I've hard and what I've seen from posters here Well yeah, but why would you have such suspicions that the producers would go so far to alter the course of the game when such rigging claims have never been brought up before with controversial twists that screwed people over? Obviously, it becomes quite suspicious that the 1 time people become extremely cynical about the show's integrity is when a twist happens to hurt the white tribe. I'd expect more consistency over twist criticism if race was not involved in the equation I don't know if they would have, but it was pretty unfair either way. No it wasn't fucking racist at all.Additionally, with no proof or even a hint of any last minute changes in twist scheduling, making such an assertive claim when you know it's an attack on the show's integrity itself is suspect. If there was a picture of their scheduling wipeboard with no mention of a bottle twist but all the other twists that happened, then i'd be way more on board with the rigged complaints, as there'd be at least some evidence behind such a conspiracy theory, and I could see why some would jump at the issue. However, given that the complaints have manifested out of thin air and only when a white tribe was hurt, then it doesn't look so good. Yes the twist was unfair. ALL of them are to somebody. Someone always gets shafted in the process, with someone's luck increasing, and another's luck decreasing. If the only time people have real complaints against a twist are when it's harmful to a white tribe, then you can't tell me that race isn't factoring into perceptions |
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Although I don't wish to engage in a long-winded battle with anyone, I do want to share my thoughts on the "Message-in-a-bottle" twist (which I
though was a good twist btw).
I don't think the producers would have switched bottles. The bottle was a way of either ensuring the Aitu would be able to catch up OR ensure that Aitu would be decimated if they lost, therefore preventing a long Pagonging at the merge. I think the producers were thinking two things: 1) If Aitu wins, GREAT, then two people got home from Raro and Aitu is that much closer to catching up (a great underdog story) 2) If Aitu loses, GREAT, then two people got home from Aitu and Aitu is pretty much gone once the merge hits and prevents a 6-4 situation in which a long-Pagonging would take place. Either way the "message-in-a-bottle" works well for the rest of the game. The producers may have wanted option 1 to occur, but either way it is a shocking twist and it works better for them. I don't think it was biased toward Aitu (which most people say) and I think that they would have left the same bottle had Aitu lost. There are my thoughts, comment if you want. P.S. This is a rank the season thread so I guess I should say something about that: I'm glad to see Guatemala beating Vanuatu (even if it is by a very slim margin). I hope it can continue to climb the ladder. And RavuRules, I will try to go back and tally to see if our numbers match but I have midterms and essays this week so I don't know if I can do it right away. |
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OMG, Quiddity has dared to criticize my favorite season, now I've got to go on another 3000 word diatribe about how racist, perfection biased and
Survivor conservative biased he is!!!!
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Ravu, you're so predictable And your usual mocking of long posts in order to derail the topic of conversation and short circuit all logical discussion of course isn't
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I'm not gonna address the whole thing, but there are a couple of points I need to say then I'll be done.
I don't really know about people saying it was better than CI and Fiji pre season, but from the interviews, it did look like a better cast.
My bad, I meant better as more diverse which is subjective, but in the past for me, diversity is good in a cast. It wasn't because they were white, hell Shearea and James were probably in the top few entertaining people from China. But again, I don't know if CI's cast sucked because we didn't get a chance to meet them. Even in Micronesia I was disappointed with some of the edits, but we still met everybody and knew who they were (except Mary to an extent). Maybe that's because of it's an ASS season, who knows. I never said that everyone from CI was bad, but we only got to meet 8 or 9 people out of 20. Of course the stand out characters will stack up well against the other favorites from a fan perseptive because the camera time was devoted to them (as it was with Yau if he stayed longer).They gave screen time to few people, and the casting was sub par to say the least.The screen time for 20-person seasons is lower naturally. However, it's been the same for the most part for all the 20-person seasons. In terms of casting, that would be your subjective opinion, as I felt we got some of the best characters ever in Cooks. The claim looks even less hollow given that the most representation of Micronesia from any 1 season came from Cook Islands, with Jonathan, Ozzy, newly crowned winner Parvati stealing much of the spotlight from some of the most popular contestants in post-ASS history You're right, and I do think the same way with the African tribal swap at the time, but now it has been apart of legacy while stuff like the bottle twist, late merges unlike what they did in Thailand (which serve almost 0 point and seem to make the seasons drag on longer), and a final three isn't. I can understand these if they are all new in different seasons, but the fact that they all jumped into a season at once did make me question the integrity of the game. Also, the fact that they kept bringing some of these back makes me hate CI more when I look back upon it, just like those damn double boots from Palau. Also, I thought it was worse than stuff that happened in China because if a tribe was smart enough, they could throw the challenges and save their tribemates. It was still pretty bad that it's all out of the individuals controls, but compared to the rest (and with only 1 major twist besides kidnapping) it doesn't seem too bad.In CI there was unfair twist after unfair twist that gave Aitu the advantage and blatently ruined Survivor's integrity.The thing is, a twist is ALWAYS unfair to somebody. Given that the 1 time people really have a problem with a twist and pay attention to how it harmed people was the season where there was a "white tribe" and a raced one, you can see why the whole rigging claim raises eyebrows Read the bolded part. If a season has character developement, I won't care if it ends up predictible which is why I liked Thailand and Borneo. Also, if a season is a free for all, yet doesn't have as good character development as others such as Micronesia, it can still be considered a good season. Thailand and Borneo had great character development (and Thailand had a great strategical pre merge as well) which is why it doesn't matter what the end results were because I was always entertained.Fiji could sort of be said the same way but for a much different reason of the affecting twist from Haves/Haves not. I actually enjoyed the second part of Fiji even with some hated characters because of the gameplay good and bad. I hated cook islands for the lack of character development in addition with a straight foward pagonging after the merge. Fiji post merge was actually good except for some dispicible people making it far and the car choice. Also, Cook Islands had an average to good pre mutiny (because it wasn't just 4 people hogging ALL the airtime as it was post mutiny/merge) while Fiji had one of the worst pre merges in history due to the twist. We have no idea if the casting really was awful because we didn't get a chance to meet 75% of the cast.Your personal reasons for not liking the season are valid and your own, but that's not what I'm blasting Quiddity for. I mean, not to say I don't have problems with your objections. Talking about predictable Pagongings obviously doesn't impress me given that CI is neither the 1st nor most predictable of wipe-outs ever, especially in comparison to the mother of all Pagongings--Borneo, which coined the term in the 1st place. Yeah yeah, it was the 1st and you could say it deserves special treatment for impressing you as a naive viewer who didn't know what to expect, but the fact remains that it's a subjective judgment call AND also the majority of seasons have had Pagongings including Thailand, which you rated quite high at #2. Exactly what I mean. Why would they do it? I have no idea, but it made me question it.Well yeah, but why would you have such suspicions that the producers would go so far to alter the course of the game when such rigging claims have never been brought up before with controversial twists that screwed people over? Obviously, it becomes quite suspicious that the 1 time people become extremely cynical about the show's integrity is when a twist happens to hurt the white tribe. I'd expect more consistency over twist criticism if race was not involved in the equation |
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My bad, I meant better as more diverse which is subjective, but in the past for me, diversity is good in a cast.There are different types of "diversity". I'm not really sure what you're talking about. Perhaps occupational diversity? Regional diversity? In my case, I liked the ethnic diversity in CI, because it was interesting, whereas obviously that is lacking in all the other seasons. I liked China's castaways, but not for being diverse It wasn't because they were white, hell Shearea and James were probably in the top few entertaining people from China.Well you weren't the 1 who made that comment, so I don't know why you're talking about China, unless you felt that China was automatically going to be better than CI/Fiji before even viewing it just like Quiddity Give me a break buddy. They got about the same airtime as Palau, Fiji, or Micronesia. Their visibility rates are all comparable, so if you didn't get to know them, blaming editing only goes so far Even in Micronesia I was disappointed with some of the edits, but we still met everybody and knew who they were (except Mary to an extent). Yes. Half the cast was already "known" beforehand, and even then the Fans half didn't get a whole lot more airtime than the CI folk. Even then, the editing was so sparse, people still joked about Mary. And Natalie's visibility rates were worse than the most UTR long-term player in CI Becky. The difference is that she got Fiji editing treatment (like Stacy), where as UTR as she was, she got a couple stand-out OTT episodes to at least make her stand out. That's still not "getting to know" her though. She's obviously a more complex individual than they portrayed I never said that everyone from CI was bad, but we only got to meet 8 or 9 people out of 20. Of course the stand out characters will stack up well against the other favorites from a fan perseptive because the camera time was devoted to them (as it was with Yau if he stayed longer).There's no use discussing this really. We just have different opinions. I felt CI had sufficient character development, as I actually liked them a lot more than people in other seasons. Obviously you feel differently. It's subjective. I'd prefer you not "blame" editing or the season, since it's obviously just individual preference and perspective influencing whether we like the season or not, but of course I can't stop you if that's what you want to do. Most likely, our belief systems concerning what constitutes reality and how our tastes are created are different In only 2 seasons, F3 has already started to normalize itself, as some people were actually upset that the format reverted back to the original F2 scheme. Anyways, obviously that's all personal preference, in terms of who and what decides what constitutes Survivor "legacy" and what doesn't. You should see how a logical argument that's selective (i.e. I dislike Pagongings) to begin with doesn't fly with me though. If a "rule" like that is riddled with exceptions, then the issue isn't that at all and decided by personal preferences and biases I can understand these if they are all new in different seasons, but the fact that they all jumped into a season at once did make me question the integrity of the game.Did you question the integrity of the game when the twist count jumped from season to season? From Marquesas to Thailand? From Thailand to Amazon? From Amazon to All-Stars? Aaron got absolutely screwed in China. Clearly, that did not destroy the season for you and others who care about twist fairness. And twists aren't the only source of unfairness. Many players are ruined right from the get-go by being put on a horrible tribe which they could not control. Ulong? Zhan Hu had no real alpha males or weight in very physical challenges and were forced to rely on young little Frosti and the girls to carry them. So I mean, the whole idea of bad twists or whatever, which originates in the idea of fairness is kind of laughable to me in the 1st place. It's just that people tend to neglect the early game factors that are completely out of individuals' controls and just remember mid-game and late-game luck changers like bottle twists and so forth. But from my perspective, people aren't looking at the big picture, so for me personally, I'm not as upset about those things as many others If a season has character developement, I won't care if it ends up predictible which is why I liked Thailand and Borneo. Also, if a season is a free for all, yet doesn't have as good character development as others such as Micronesia, it can still be considered a good season. Thailand and Borneo had great character development (and Thailand had a great strategical pre merge as well) which is why it doesn't matter what the end results were because I was always entertained.You don't have to rationalize your reasons for liking and disliking seasons to me. In fact, I prefer people don't. I don't need to hear them. It makes people look worse when they do that, because then it seems like they actually think this is a logical or objective matter. It's not. People like seasons for emotional, biased, and subjective reasons. Thinking otherwise only makes them look less credible. I felt CI had good character development and personally that's not what really entertains me anyways. Obviously you think differently. That's fine. There's no point in discussing it. However, when people start trying to shove reasons down my throat about how things really are or trying to come up with reasons we must all agree with for liking/disliking seasons, then naturally I'm going to call them out on the hollowness of the claims Exactly what I mean. Why would they do it? I have no idea, but it made me question it.Maybe "it" didn't "make you" question it. Maybe you questioned it for a different reason. If you don't even have an "idea" of why they would do it, nor was there any news of proof of rigging or things of that nature, then how did this even become a question to you? At that point, it becomes clear that the issue comes from within. It may not be race, but given that it's as good as an explanation as any, I'd go with that |
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Damn Ravu, do you just spend all day one day a week looking for reasons to make long posts about CI? We all get it, we got it a year and a half ago, and then
after Fiji, and then after China. We get your opinion, we accept it, some agree, some don't, move on. It's like a seasonal event now, if the show is
off the air, Ravu is criticizing people who state their opinions and why they like a certain season, but doing the exact same thing when he defends CI.
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