Image 1 — How should Lex have handled the post-swap Mogo Mogo tribe? Was voting out Colby and Ethan a mistake or did his game only fall apart at the Jerri boot?
Image 2 — How should Lex have handled the post-swap Mogo Mogo tribe? Was voting out Colby and Ethan a mistake or did his game only fall apart at the Jerri boot?

How should Lex have handled the post-swap Mogo Mogo tribe? Was voting out Colby and Ethan a mistake or did his game only fall apart at the Jerri boot?

u/Electrical_Nose9463 — 22 hours ago

What are your best tips for winning orgs?

Played in three at this point, and my placements are 8th, 2nd, and 2nd. What tips could I do to change my game and achieve a winning game?

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u/Electrical_Nose9463 — 2 days ago

What is the WORST long-term format change that Jeff and Production has come up with?

Final Three: Ends the game one round early, makes the endgame more alliance based, and makes big threats get voted out earlier than they otherwise would be

Forced Final Four Firemaking: Basically the same thing as the Final Three, basically luck based, this and the F3 were kneejerk reactions to production not getting the types of winners they wanted

Open Forum FTC Format: Kneejerk reaction to Kaoh Rong's FTC, makes the finale feel more fake and soulless than actually personable

Staying in Fiji Permanently: Sacrifices the unique vibe of every location in exchange for themes, only for them to ditch that entirely as well... can make it hard for seasons to stand out in any meaningful way

There's a lot more we could talk about, like Earn The Merge, Shot In The Dark, and 26 Days, but those are the four most notable I could think of. What do you think?

u/Electrical_Nose9463 — 2 days ago

How would modern Survivor strategy be different if Final 3s and Forced F4 Firemaking were never added?

Obviously, players have adapted to these changes and tried to play around them, but what if they just never came into existence? Which strategies would be more viable/common?

u/Electrical_Nose9463 — 12 days ago