It's around that time of the season where I should post this reminder of what I said on the very first #BB28 Update.
This season has blessed us with so many interesting strategic dilemmas, and I've been so impressed with some of the clever analysis I've seen on it. Seek it out!
Vets being forced to campaign is exposing how mid their games are. You can’t come with these outlandish plans when you haven’t put in the ground work.
They either have no prior relationships or burned them, scorch earth. For the relationships they actually did work on all game, they burned those bridges too by acting like dictators in the alliance. These are not good BB players #BB28
@_RuneQueen_@GanzgangK That’s 100% it. And many of them can’t differentiate the different between a move bad for their favorites, and a move bad for the person making it.
@Stoneburrner@BBBitez@therogercalvo Barrett’s path to final 5 might have been more viable, but his path to winning was nonexistent. His path to the end is harder, but there’s actual win potential now. He also doesn’t have a different move this week to make.
#bb28 Icons: let’s make this alliance with kamu/chuk/haley. Actually fuck you haley lets vote flip. Fuck you kamu get nominated. Fuck you chuk. Let’s align with mallory. Actually fuck you mallory go home. A twist? Fuck you haley
Barrett: i may nominate you
Icons:
@AwayFromDaMire@Audrey_Ratajack Yash won the veto this week so he wasn’t taking him out, so this discussion is irrelevant. He also can’t nominate Taylor or Melody because they’re the 2 left not putting him up. He basically had to put 1 icon up, and when you put up one it might as well be all 3.
@AwayFromDaMire@Audrey_Ratajack His odds of winning the game that way are 0 are you high? He loses to everyone in Crossovers in a F2 vote if he plays like this.
@BBBitez “I don’t feel like anyone’s priority” MY BROTHER IN CHRIST YOUVE SPENT YOUR ENTIRE GAME SIMPING FOR THREE PEOPLE WHO WOULD ALWAYS PRIORITIZE THEMSELVES OVER YOU AND GOT YOU NOMINATED TWICE
Remarkable statistic:
Prior to Western Michigan, college football teams were 110,352 - 0 when leading after the end of regulation, dating back to 1869.