The Original Bamfer
Big, Bald and Beautiful
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Imagine having to spend several hours instructing and explaining to several children how to do something and if just one of them messes up or doesn't listen, or makes the slightest error you have to spend the next several hours sitting infront of a computer screen scrambling desperately to fix the little error. Then imagine doing this every 2 days for 2 months straight. Kinda what its like to play the "mastermind" role in Hype Survivor successfully.
That's probably the only part of it that kinda bums me out about not being in it. I love things depth and stuff really requires a lot of thinking. Granted, I'm sure I'd suck at it my first one or two times, but from there, it could be fun.I really wish Kipobe were playingI got the privledge of hosting his first win and he kept me in the loop on his strategy (if people think they can't trust the host's confidentiality, ask him). It was really a work of art. I know it is silly to apply that phrase to something like this, but he is a brilliant strategist.
But not to harp on the same point, but I just feel like alliances exist even without Hype Survivor existing. And unless you get some random newbie from the on-topic boards, you're never going to have anywhere close to a really unbias source. So letting one person everybody pretty much likes from the first round to come back isn't a big deal to me. For that reason.
You're a US Senator?You'd be amazed what US Senators do in their spare time.
Uh, discovering that thing he invented is called *********ion?!Where is Tangled Web?![]()
Pfft, I wish.You're a US Senator?![]()
I learnt early, only deal with capable allies. I would never fly a plane with a rookie co-pilot and flight engineer, because I need to be freed up to be a Captain... not a teacher. To date, Erz was one of the greatest allies I've ever fought by... in fact, I saw myself as his First Officer in that game, and he was like a blocker on the football field all the way to my touchdown. Toven was a brilliant ally too, but I made other plans without her and now I've lost her forever.
Capable allies are better than teaching people. That doesn't mean I discriminate against new players... not at all. I discriminate against stupidity.
Pfft, I wish.
Who doesn't wish for that?You wish you could molest congressional pages and get sucked off in restroom?![]()
How you know if you're playing Survivor well: you want to shoot yourself in the head.
Let's use the Showtime example: Pretty much everyone doesn't necessarily like Showtime. For example. I don't know him at all and the only interaction I had with him was me mistaking him for another person who was voted out, and then when I was called on it, insulting his screenname (in jest, but still... he doesn't know me either so I can't be sure he took it that way).
I lost sleep over that and was waiting for my revenge.![]()
I learnt early, only deal with capable allies. I would never fly a plane with a rookie co-pilot and flight engineer, because I need to be freed up to be a Captain... not a teacher. To date, Erz was one of the greatest allies I've ever fought by... in fact, I saw myself as his First Officer in that game, and he was like a blocker on the football field all the way to my touchdown. Toven was a brilliant ally too, but I made other plans without her and now I've lost her forever.
Capable allies are better than teaching people. That doesn't mean I discriminate against new players... not at all. I discriminate against stupidity.
I perfer to keep a middle ground. I like to have a couple experience allies, and a couple rookies. The rookies are more likely to follow you blindly early in the game but can become unpredictable later in the game (like Darthphere). The experienced ones are better allies once you establish trust, but when little rumor or slip and you suddenly have a fierce enemy on your hand. They can also be more power hungry (ala Movies205). That is why I like to keep a balance. I can manipulate both against each other to keep focus off me. The vets trust me enough to fall for it and the rookies are naive enough to bite. And when if one alliance backstabs me (Darthphere and Socrates), I fall back on my other (Clerk and Slipknot).
[Monica]I knew it![/Monica]
I've heard good things about you through the grapevine, so I knew of you and was not offended in the least. That is what I get for having numbers in my name, you could say I brought it upon myself.
Good things about me?
Clearly you've been talking to the wrong people.![]()
What did I tell you?
What did I tell you?
Oh... you told him? Now it all makes sense.
"Good things" is code for "Daisy puts out".![]()