SURVIVOR: Game Changers

[Jackalope]

Anyone know how things stand with immunity idols?  I think Sarah has one she can only use now at six players.  Tai has -what- a boat load of them?  Is there a limit to how far in the game he can use them?

I believe you are correct about Sarah - hers is not a usual hidden immunity idol, it can only be played at 6.
Tai has two of them.
I believe Troyzan holds one as well.

If I'm not mistaken, hidden immunity idols usually become inert before the penultimate tribal council (that is, before the last player is voted off).

There's going to be a lot of idols played at the next two tribal council, I suspect. Sarah will play hers at the next tribal, Tai should play idols for the next two tribals, Troyzan will play his when he feels like it, I suppose.

[Jackalope]

LOL, the next vote is going to be crazy and very crucial - we could see three idols played, and it's a sure bet there will be at least two.

[Whateverist]

I wonder if they would have a tribal where everyone gets two votes and the two highest totals get the boot?

[pocaracas]

I wonder if they would have a tribal where everyone gets two votes and the two highest totals get the boot?

If they used the two votes for the same person, that would be the same as one vote...

Unless hey impose that each person can only vote for one other once...

[Whateverist]

Or just vote once but still take out the two highest tallies. That would be pretty interesting.

[Crunchy]

I find there are too many idols and advantages coming into play and it's hurting the game. The next couple of votes won't have much too do with relationships.

[pocaracas]

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[Jackalope]

Well, that turned out about how I expected once the shitstorm of idols blew over. Best player of the final five won. I have to wonder how it would have turned out if someone who actually got a vote in the first tribal of the final went home.

Too many gimmicks in this one, IMO.

[Whateverist]

Yeah that part kind of bit them. But I liked some of the other ways that they threw in surprises to make things more complex. That required the players to cope with surprises on the run. I liked some of that.

[c172]

I think at times it almost seemed senseless to even do anything gamewise, since gimmicks were always thrown in. But take too much of that out and it gets boring.