Post by jay on Jun 13, 2018 2:32:19 GMT
Obviously haven't been able to post many thoughts in here, and for that I truly do apologize. I know All-Star seasons usually get a bad rap but I really have enjoyed watching this season. I feel like the good times really outweighed the bad. Some changed up their gameplay and some kept it the same, but at the end of the day everyone for the most part gave it their all.
I think the story of the season has really been the trio or "Three Queens" alliance being able to somehow dominate the season like they did. For all the talk of pre-existing relationships and Season 4 alliances, the alliance of three people who either didn't really know each other or hated each other. I still remember Trevor in his casting chat during the preseason, naming Billy as the #1 person he didn't want in the cast. This was his first Trust ranking when the game started too prnt.sc/jdfl27 . These three all came together to save Ricky during the Patrick vote (which really changed the game tbh) and never looked back. They were lucky with the tribe swaps (RIP Mike G), but other than that everything else they had to work for and earn, and that's exactly what they did. All three of them would've been deserving winners and i'm really shocked they all were able to make Final 4.
Usually I do Jury predictions but I honestly have no clue how they are voting tonight. I do expect a Shon landslide win but this is a swayable Jury so if the other two put on show, it could get close.
My F3 Rankings
1. Shon- This is kind've easy. Coming off being blindsided last season after running most of the game, Shon came toplay win this season. Receiving no votes in 22 player ALL STAR Cast is just unheard of. He made all the right moves like getting Christen idoled out and getting Trevor out at Final 4, knowing he was probably his biggest threat for the win.
2. Billy- I feel like Billy's game is being kind've slept on by the jury. He is just as responsible for everything the trio was able to accomplish and he is really neck and neck with Shon in terms of who played the best social game of the three.
3. Travis- It was really interesting to see Travis completely change the way he played since Season 1. When i played with him in Season 1 i was so petrified of him as a player. He was by far playing the best and was playing an extremely upfront game. This season he has become more chill and under the radar until he needed to make big moves. I really believe Travis played a good game but his decision to side with the trio over the bros was what i think did him in, in terms of winning.
I think the story of the season has really been the trio or "Three Queens" alliance being able to somehow dominate the season like they did. For all the talk of pre-existing relationships and Season 4 alliances, the alliance of three people who either didn't really know each other or hated each other. I still remember Trevor in his casting chat during the preseason, naming Billy as the #1 person he didn't want in the cast. This was his first Trust ranking when the game started too prnt.sc/jdfl27 . These three all came together to save Ricky during the Patrick vote (which really changed the game tbh) and never looked back. They were lucky with the tribe swaps (RIP Mike G), but other than that everything else they had to work for and earn, and that's exactly what they did. All three of them would've been deserving winners and i'm really shocked they all were able to make Final 4.
Usually I do Jury predictions but I honestly have no clue how they are voting tonight. I do expect a Shon landslide win but this is a swayable Jury so if the other two put on show, it could get close.
My F3 Rankings
1. Shon- This is kind've easy. Coming off being blindsided last season after running most of the game, Shon came to
2. Billy- I feel like Billy's game is being kind've slept on by the jury. He is just as responsible for everything the trio was able to accomplish and he is really neck and neck with Shon in terms of who played the best social game of the three.
3. Travis- It was really interesting to see Travis completely change the way he played since Season 1. When i played with him in Season 1 i was so petrified of him as a player. He was by far playing the best and was playing an extremely upfront game. This season he has become more chill and under the radar until he needed to make big moves. I really believe Travis played a good game but his decision to side with the trio over the bros was what i think did him in, in terms of winning.