They need to make better decisions (spoilers)
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Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Survivor
The_Grimm_Reaper — 9 years ago(November 23, 2016 10:31 PM)
- I don't know why they're making Jay feel comfortable to a point where he feels he doesn't have to use his idol, they could have and should have easily manipulated him to play his idol by making him feel like the target but during the first tribal they barley mention his name and he instantly realizes he's safe. They need to make him play his idol soon because now he's winning immunity and he has an idol, he's guaranteed to not be the next one gone at least.
- The fact they couldn't agree on whether to vote out Hannah & Zeke to a point where they ended up being safe and had to draw rocks. It just made no sense for Jay or Will to protect Zeke so much. The majority should have easily voted out Zeke over Hannah. Zeke is the biggest threat in the game and has the biggest chance of winning and Zeke is just so likable he needed the guy, I don't understand why they even risked drawing rocks to keep him. Hannah shouldn't even have been a target her only issue was targeting Zeke. Props to Zeke for playing a great game but for the other survivors it makes no sense for them to not get him out.
- They all need to shut the hell up sometimes. Hannah's big mouth made her a target tonight by not giving straight answers to Zeke's questions, making herself a threat. David running his mouth to Bret about Zeke when Bret wants to be friends with Zeke so badly. Adam should have shut his mouth about telling David about them targeting Ken, it is so obvious they were making it up but gullible Adam basically caused Jessica to go while making David waste his idol guaranteed David would have gave the idol to Hannah if Adam would shut up.
Great season and so unpredictable. I love it but I am just disappointed with some of these decisions they have been making.
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tancred1 — 9 years ago(November 24, 2016 12:17 AM)
In regards to your second point, why would Jay want to protect Zeke so much. Not sure its so much about Jay having any strong friendship or alliance with Zeke. However, it could be more about Sunday's relationship with Jay.
They haven't shown it much, but they did focus a little bit on that relationship last week. Sunday and Jay seem to be fairly tight. She was watching out for him, trying to work with him, and sort of hinting to him that he was safe. Maybe he feels a bit indebted to her or some sort of loyalty. Sunday's relationship with Jay may have pulled him more towards voting along with Zeke's alliance than with David's. Wish he wouldn't have, though. -
nathanp-96006 — 9 years ago(November 24, 2016 06:11 AM)
1 he won immunity so all that goes out the window. And you can be sure that he is aware of the fight between Zeke and David, and one rule of survivor is to lay low when others are battling.
2. People aren't voting the player as much as their alliance, nobody wanted to weaken their alliance by switching, but Jessica had the last vote, and she had the final say so it is on herself for getting knocked out. Her decision to go to rocks was a really bad one as it put herself at risk, but it also put her leader David at risk as well. By sacrificing Hannah, she ensures her and David's safety, and Hannah was not a primary in their alliance till this week, she had been floating wherever she was wanted.
3 that is what happens when people get comfortable, they talk and forget that all the people are there to try to win and will do whatever they need to do to try to better their spot. That is why loyalty is such a valued commodity in the game. -
fidgette — 9 years ago(November 24, 2016 11:56 AM)
I'm not sure why Will didn't flip or why someone didn't try to talk to him especially if he's suddenly willing to shake up the game according to next weeks preview.
I'm rooting for David's side and I was so hoping that Brett would get the black rock.