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Post by Host KJizzle on Jun 1, 2013 15:56:41 GMT -5
Here is where Jeanne will make her Opening statement. You can each make your own thread for questions, or just post them here, whichever you prefer.
Jeanne, whenever you are ready. I'd like to have a winner by Monday if possible!
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Post by Deleted on Jun 1, 2013 19:00:52 GMT -5
Alright guys, here it goes. First of all I would like to thank the host and co-host for a great season. One cannot hope for a better host(s) than these two. Thank you both for understanding and giving extensions in challenges when the situation called for it.
Secondly, I would like to thank the jurors for making this game exciting and challenging. And a personal thank you to each one of you guys for helping me to make it to the end.
I came into playing this game with two kinds of strategies. Clean Strategy and Dirty Strategy.
Clean strategy
This strategy consist of three core strategies: Social, Observational and Challenge strategy.
Social Strategy: I've always believed that being sociable will help a player in earning trust from other players thereby aiding him/her to go far in game of Survivor. Keeping this in mind,I played my social card, getting to know my tribemates and earning their trust that helped me in securing solid alliances.
Observational strategy: True, observing a player (their body language and interaction) in person has it's set of advantages but in case of ORG, one can observe a player through messages---social and strategy--- exchanged and their performance in the challenges. I executed this strategy from day one by messaging every members in my tribe and other new members post merge and observing their performance in challenges and their post in general forums and alliance threads. This helped me to analyze each player (which I pretty much summed it up in my rites of passage) and helped me to predict their gameplay and how it would affect my gameplay/strategy.
Challenge strategy: The strategy here is to not only win the challenge but WHEN to win the challenge and when not to win the challenge. It is a known fact that winning more challenges will automatically make one a challenge threat which is synonymous to being a target. Keeping this in mind, I contributed to my tribe challenges to my very best and in each tribe challenge I played the role of a leader, motivator and fixer, that ultimately helped my tribe to win. Post merge, I did a decent job with the challenges intentionally making sure I didn't win so not to be a target. I predecided post merge, after acquiring valuable auction items, that if I make it to final 5, I will play my "skip a challenge" to stay immune and win the next two immunities to secure myself a spot in the Final 2. And I perfectly executed my plan.
Dirty strategy:
yes, I lied and backstabbed few times to be where I am now and I own it. But I am not proud of it. Desperate situation in relation to survivor makes an individual to manipulate, lie and backstab and it's something not to brag or be proud of.
Hence, these two strategies, along with my auction items, helped me to survive to the very end of this season. True, in survivor no strategy is set in stone given the twists and obvious circumstances. This was when my ability to be flexible and adapt to the situation came into play. I believe I executed every plays that a survivor is expected to execute to make it to the end with a hope of convincing the jury to choose me as the sole survivor.
I welcome the questions/comments from the jurors and I will try my level best in answering to the questions in details.
Thanks, Jeanne
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