farmerfran said:
In one sentence, tell us why you deserve to win.
I think that I played this game very well, that's really the best I can say
Erzengel said:
I have no questions or comments.
NEXT!
JewishHobbit said:
1) I believe that there is a fine line between playing honorably yet competatively, and playing deceitfully. On which side of that line do you feel you have fallen on in this game? Why have you done so? Please share at least two examples.
It depends. I feel that I played honorably. I tried as hard as possible to be loyal to my allies. And I lied very rarely.
The only time I truly lied was to Darthphere. Phere warned me that Kipobe was lazy and would lose interest in this game very soon. That he could not be relied upon. I sensed the rivalry between the two and I felt that I could use that to my advantage. But I just couldnt. For some reason, I couldnt. Then the second day came and our tribe lost the challenge, Kipobe was exiled, and we had to vote someone out. Matt said the votes were due at 8:00 (the PM was sent at 7:50, making me think that I had 10 minutes to vote!). I PMed Phere telling him that Kipobe could not be voted out and that I was voting Asteroid-Man, which I did. But then Matt PMed me back telling me that I had 24 hours, not 10 minutes and that I should think more about the vote (consulting my teammates). Kipobe then PMed me telling me that Darthphere betrayed our tribe and provided some good explainations why. I then considered that Kipobe would be a much more reliable ally than Darthphere would be and I changed my vote from Asteroid-Man to Darthphere. I actually did feel bad a bit. But later on when I heard how much of a traitorous bastard Phere really was in previous Survivor games took that feeling away.
There was another time I was faced with a dilemma. I am going to keep the identities of these players a secret on account that this went over PMs and PMs should remain private. I was told that my one of my main allies was a traitor and only used us as pawns. When this ally who was suspected of being the traitor asked me what was going on, I hid the truth from him. I told him that I talked to no one, I didnt want to rat out two other people. But another person said, I was talking to those people. So I had a dilemma of trying not to get two of my allies exposed, while trying to remain in the game, while trying to keep the image that I was not a backstabber, which I wasnt, while pretending that I did not know that he was a traitor. I refused to play this game backstabbing. One of my allies simply then told me to confess that I knew he was a traitor and pretend that I was mad. So I did, Then, the ally who was the supposed traitor asked me who the person was. He already knew, he just wanted to see if I was loyal enough to tell him. I told him that I did not want to backstab anyone at all and I would tell him eventually, which I did, once the person who told me the info was gone and the reveal would have no impact at all on his game. I think this was the least honorable thing I did.
Overall, I think I did play this game honorably. I feel that I played this game as honestly as I could (excluding Darthphere). I was even somewhat nice to Asteroid-Man by telling him not to trust anyone when he said who he knew who to trust (we were all going to vote for him eventually, which we did) and answering his survey thingy. I played this game without backstabbing at all.
2) Do you think Matt screwed JewishHobbit?
I actually see both sides in this issue. On one hand, you did break this rule more than once, despite the fact that you had no PM saying that you were exiled. However, the rules did state that the penalty votes were meant to go towards tie-breaking votes and this rule was bent to where they were used against you during the tribal council that you got kicked out of.
Venom Drool said:
Tell me who you have been honorable or dishonorable to during your quest to reach the final two?
Kipobe Honorable
Kmack No relation
Calvin No relation. Voted for him in Tribal Council on Day 5 because he was dead weight.
Venom Drool No relation. I ended up voting for you one day because my allies said it was best to do so. No hard feelings
JewishHobbit Honorable
Asteroid-Man I think we were all a little mean to him. But I was somewhat nice to him. I originally voted for him at Day 3, but changed my vote to Darthphere. Then I voted for him again on Day 9 which ended in him getting kicked out.
Brodie Honorable, we did not have a full alliance, but I considered us psuedo-allies due to our connections with Kipobe. I shared some info with him.
Darthphere Hes an iffy, see above for why
Erzengel He tried to get rid of me, I tried to get rid of him. Simple as that. Apparently we saw each other as the biggest threat to each other.
Immortalfire No relation
Abbadon He offered me an alliance, but he got booted off before anything at all could formulate
Elisha Cuthbert No relation, except for making me a complete badass in his Hype: The Series
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Socrates No relation.
StorminNorman He too is an iffy. I was told hed be a good person to ally with, so when Norman offered me an alliance, I accepted. The pair-up at first ended up with rather poor results, which made me think that I was being played, which annoyed me, greatly. But there was a time that he helped me out quite a bit (TEDDYs challenge), which made me think that he was helpful, which settled my nerves. But then something happened (I think I was told something), that made me question StorminNorman yet again. So I ended up voting for him. Then TEDDY's nigh-invulnerable ******ed reward prize saved him (then I proceded to defeat him in the "Fixing Up TEDDY's mistakes" challenge, which put me in the spot where I am today
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farmerfran - Honorable, not only that, I promised him a spot in the final three if he would vote for Erzengel. He voted for Kipobe which ended up costing him because Kipobe and Erz voted for him. If only he voted for Erz, he would have been in the final three that I promised him.
Immortalfire said:
Congratulations to both of you on making the final two.
Two Questions:
1) I wondered if you had a specific way you would do things from the beginning, or did you "wing it" along the way?
I basically went along with my allies for most of the game. They said, vote this way, I voted this way. They came up with a plan, I went along with the plan. I'm not a leader and I'm not going to try and be what I'm not. Though when it got to the final four, I had to wing it on fear that I was the next one to go.
2) And, are either of you plotting revenge on TEDDY?
I'll kill him
Seriously, most of the stuff I said to TEDDY was just in fun. Just like Brodie constantly complaining to Matt. Except for TEDDY's challenge, that did piss me off.
StorminNorman said:
Whats more important: To be an ethical player and honor your alliances or to win at any cost ?
I feel that being an ethical player that honors his or her alliances is better than winning at any cost. I don't like to backstab. Ask Kipobe where I told him in full detail that I did not like that idea.
Darren Daring said:
Hippie:Give me a 800 word essay breaking down the themes of Three Times a Lady: A Darren Daring Adventure, my ongoing story found in the fan fic section. Also, did you vote for me?
First of all I did not vote for you. At all. Second, why do I have to write the 800 word essay
The first chapter of Three Times A Lady: A Darren Daring Adventure was just to simply show how badass Brodie apparently is. This is evident by Brodie calling the main character Darren Daring (his current screen name), the Dashing Young Man, by having the Cigar Man turn gay stating: I wasn't attracted to men until I met him. He may be our only hope, and having the main character jump out of a window. It seems that Brodie will do something important when Cigar Man stated, He may be our only hope. But what? That is the question.
The second chapter of Three Times A Lady: A Darren Daring Adventure was to further show how badass Brodie apparently is by having him carry a gun, kill one of Maxwells demons customers, and interrogating Halcohol. This chapter further diverged into Darrens character by showing his intelligence. He doesnt know where the President of the United States (Erzengel) lives (Washington D.C.), and confuses Washington D.C. for the State of Washington. This chapter is rather odd considering that it has made Maxwells Demon, a man, into a female hooker and DBella as a man-****e. Perhaps it is promoting transvestitism. DBellas inclusion was probally mandatory, since she has to be in EVERY, Hype fan-fiction.
The third chapter of Three Times A Lady: A Darren Daring Adventure showed what Darrens career was, a hitman. Hes being paid $120.00 to kill President Erzengel. It also seems that Darren is a rather important person because he is able to see the President without an appointment and get through the White House without security noticing his weapons. However, his intelligence is further lacking when he ignores the fact that the President has a Secret Service. This chapter had me wondering about what kind of man Erzengel is when he has two hooks for hands and apparently is working for someone. With the Cajun Halcohol, German jaguar, the French farmerfran, the buff Kmack, and the transvestite Maxwells Demon, it is apparent that Brodie is trying to write his characters as offensively as possible.
The Interlude, appeared to have no importance at all. Brodie continues to write his characters as offensively as possible, with Darthpheres condom breaking and the sexual deviant PWN3R RANGER. However, I think the DOG LIPS Commemorative Trophy for Awesomenisity and the female black-cloaked character with the El Camino will have some importance in the future. It also appears that this fan fiction is going to be a death fest. Already weve had a no-named customer die (portrayed by Ben Urich), and DBella die. Now Darthphere and PWN3R RANGER are dead. I think the body count will continue to rise as the story goes on.
The fourth chapter of Three Times A Lady: A Darren Daring Adventure continues with Brodies style of offensive writing, by portraying the police officer, Childlike Wild, as a rapist. In this chapter, Darren gets a sidekick by the name of enterthemadness. Like the real, ETM, this version of ETM is also incompetent. Having Kipobe as a police officer might show, that Brodie thinks of Kipobe as a Nazi-pig who takes orders from anyone
The fifth chapter of Three Times A Lady: A Darren Daring Adventure continues with Brodies exaggeration of how awesome Darren is and the unbeleivablity. Just how does Darren, posses a .44 Magnum in a prison. How would the guards let this be? And picking a fight with JustABill was to continue Darrens badassadry. The drug enduced dream was probably to show Brodies real life addiction to drugs and alcohol. The appearance of Tukiluka is probably to show a bit of Darrens origins and I have yet to determine why Sofa has appeared asides from helping Darren out. But why is ETM the new top dawg. Just how does a prisoner who is not even 5 feet, end up like that. Naming the prison Retcon Prison, is to show that Brodi is indeed a Hyper. A member of Superhero Hype, a website dedicated to superhero and comic book movies and TV shows. Retcons are changes in a characters history in comic book lingo.
The title alone of Three Times A Lady: A Darren Daring Adventure shows Brodies piss-poor competency in Spanish on account that he cant even reach to six. ETMs gang called the Griddles and the constant mention of pancakes and waffles, probably show Brodies love of breakfast. It appears that my theories that Sofa is a useless character are true. More of Darrens origin is shown with the scene of his birth, to further show his awesomeness of being to talk right out of the womb and being born at Awesome oclock.
The next part of Three Times A Lady: A Darren Daring Adventure is another pointless interlude. It starts off with Kypade having an affair with President Erzengels wife X-Chick. This is to show irony when Erz asks Kypade to look into it. The affair is in this story possibly because Brodies wife cheated on him with Erz. I have noticed that everyone drives an El Camero, perhaps this is Brodies favorite type of car.
The seventh chapter of Three Times A Lady: A Darren Daring Adventure is odd. Why does Erz want to destroy all awesomeness? Why does the author keep pointing out that Darren is so damn awesome? Just how is it possible for Sofa to be the traitor? Shes supposed to be a useless character. The death fest continues with the death of jaguar. I suspect that Erz is the villain because deep down, Brodie hates Erz.
The eighth chapter of Three Times A Lady: A Darren Daring Adventure starts off commenting on Sofas fine, fine breasts. Perhaps, the author has a crush on the real life Sofa. For once Sofa shows some competency by revealing the true plans of bringing an awesome utopia onto this world. Yet, Darren was not invited to join the Commune. Perhaps it is to show how Brodie was perhaps rejected in real life?
Over all the story is alright. I think I should have a part in it and it would be a lot cooler. It has a lot of awesomesauce in it though, and thats a no brainer plus!
