antman
Feb 28, 2010, 10:00 PM
No sir, he is not kidding you
Welcome to Round Ten of Survivor: Battle of the Decade!
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Begins: 11pm, 28th February 2010
Ends: 11pm, 2nd March 2010
In my last write-up I mentioned that we had entered the midway Survivor lull that veteran players will recognise from years passed, but now we have come out the other side…
Eviction Votes
Lost Odyssey – 3
Eternal Sonata – 2
Golden Sun: The Lost Age – 2
Dragon Age: Origins – 1
Knights of the Old Republic - 1
Chrono Trigger DS - 1
Immunity Votes
Eternal Sonata - 3
Lost Odyssey – 3
Dragon Age: Origins – 2
Chrono Trigger DS - 1
Golden Sun: The Lost Age – 1
...though of course the last Condition meant that your Eviction was your Immunity and vice versa, so presto change-o…
Eviction Votes
Eternal Sonata - 3
Lost Odyssey – 3
Dragon Age: Origins – 2
Chrono Trigger DS - 1
Golden Sun: The Lost Age - 1
Immunity Votes
Lost Odyssey – 3
Eternal Sonata – 2
Golden Sun: The Lost Age – 2
Dragon Age: Origins – 1
Knights of the Old Republic - 1
Chrono Trigger DS - 1
…and as you can see, the genuine results suggest the game is much less clear cut than it was just one Round ago, with votes landing all over the place. One of the many campaigns was that against Dragon Age: Origins, which was supported by Roger because he thought "The competition is too fierce" for it to last any longer. Dedrus was, frankly, aghast when he saw this, demanding to know "Are you kidding me?" but in a slightly larger and more hysterical font. Thankfully, Aether was there to remind him that "Survivor is serious business" - no joking allowed.
Only joking. Elsewhere, BZero was still gunning for Golden Sun: The Lost Age, though his continued vow of silence may have alienated his fellow players as he was the only one to vote as such. In fact, the very next person to post - which was DreamLines making his long awaited return to the game - voted the exact opposite to him, for both Eviction and Immunity.
When all was said and done, however, it was the campaign supported by Sioux that once again came out on top. After previously acting as the public face of the Lazy Boy Voting Inc. - and getting what he wanted each time - he figured that this time "why not actually make an effort here? - and still got what he wanted. Man, he's good, and because he is so good we must say goodbye to...
Odin Sphere
Tales of Symphonia
Fallout 3
Persona 4
World of Warcraft
Tales of Vesperia
Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth
Star Ocean: Til the End of Time
Eternal Sonata
With that decided, why not take a look at our last Question – “Each game in this contest is set in its own unique world, but which would you most like to live in?”
Magus was torn because “Ivalice is an incredibly beautiful place” but in he could not deny that he is “a Weyward man at heart, in spite of the continent’s slow demise over the course of the games”. Lord DB partly agreed and “would say Ivalice” but only because “Spira is not an option”. Mig was another that thinks "living in Ivalice would be pretty awesome" but he admitted that there was a certain appeal to Sam's vision of "being an all-powerful Jedi in the world of Knights of the Old Republic".
And me? Well, there was something magical about the simple enthusiasm Ridley held for "Super Mario World!" I'll see you there.
But, before we book our holidays, we should ponder the new
Question of the Round
We're halfway through, so what has been the biggest surprise so far?
There is one item of
Miscellaneous Business
- Actually, wait, no. Still none.
With all that said, here is your list;
Chrono Trigger DS
Dragon Age: Origins
Final Fantasy IX
Final Fantasy XII
Golden Sun
Golden Sun: The Lost Age
Kingdom Hearts 2
Knights of the Old Republic
Lost Odyssey
Mass Effect
And as was written in the ancient scrolls of years gone by, "junk is something you’ve kept for years and throw away three weeks before you need it!"
Welcome to Round Ten of Survivor: Battle of the Decade!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v159/Daviace/logo_battle_600w_v4_465x3001.png
Begins: 11pm, 28th February 2010
Ends: 11pm, 2nd March 2010
In my last write-up I mentioned that we had entered the midway Survivor lull that veteran players will recognise from years passed, but now we have come out the other side…
Eviction Votes
Lost Odyssey – 3
Eternal Sonata – 2
Golden Sun: The Lost Age – 2
Dragon Age: Origins – 1
Knights of the Old Republic - 1
Chrono Trigger DS - 1
Immunity Votes
Eternal Sonata - 3
Lost Odyssey – 3
Dragon Age: Origins – 2
Chrono Trigger DS - 1
Golden Sun: The Lost Age – 1
...though of course the last Condition meant that your Eviction was your Immunity and vice versa, so presto change-o…
Eviction Votes
Eternal Sonata - 3
Lost Odyssey – 3
Dragon Age: Origins – 2
Chrono Trigger DS - 1
Golden Sun: The Lost Age - 1
Immunity Votes
Lost Odyssey – 3
Eternal Sonata – 2
Golden Sun: The Lost Age – 2
Dragon Age: Origins – 1
Knights of the Old Republic - 1
Chrono Trigger DS - 1
…and as you can see, the genuine results suggest the game is much less clear cut than it was just one Round ago, with votes landing all over the place. One of the many campaigns was that against Dragon Age: Origins, which was supported by Roger because he thought "The competition is too fierce" for it to last any longer. Dedrus was, frankly, aghast when he saw this, demanding to know "Are you kidding me?" but in a slightly larger and more hysterical font. Thankfully, Aether was there to remind him that "Survivor is serious business" - no joking allowed.
Only joking. Elsewhere, BZero was still gunning for Golden Sun: The Lost Age, though his continued vow of silence may have alienated his fellow players as he was the only one to vote as such. In fact, the very next person to post - which was DreamLines making his long awaited return to the game - voted the exact opposite to him, for both Eviction and Immunity.
When all was said and done, however, it was the campaign supported by Sioux that once again came out on top. After previously acting as the public face of the Lazy Boy Voting Inc. - and getting what he wanted each time - he figured that this time "why not actually make an effort here? - and still got what he wanted. Man, he's good, and because he is so good we must say goodbye to...
Odin Sphere
Tales of Symphonia
Fallout 3
Persona 4
World of Warcraft
Tales of Vesperia
Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth
Star Ocean: Til the End of Time
Eternal Sonata
With that decided, why not take a look at our last Question – “Each game in this contest is set in its own unique world, but which would you most like to live in?”
Magus was torn because “Ivalice is an incredibly beautiful place” but in he could not deny that he is “a Weyward man at heart, in spite of the continent’s slow demise over the course of the games”. Lord DB partly agreed and “would say Ivalice” but only because “Spira is not an option”. Mig was another that thinks "living in Ivalice would be pretty awesome" but he admitted that there was a certain appeal to Sam's vision of "being an all-powerful Jedi in the world of Knights of the Old Republic".
And me? Well, there was something magical about the simple enthusiasm Ridley held for "Super Mario World!" I'll see you there.
But, before we book our holidays, we should ponder the new
Question of the Round
We're halfway through, so what has been the biggest surprise so far?
There is one item of
Miscellaneous Business
- Actually, wait, no. Still none.
With all that said, here is your list;
Chrono Trigger DS
Dragon Age: Origins
Final Fantasy IX
Final Fantasy XII
Golden Sun
Golden Sun: The Lost Age
Kingdom Hearts 2
Knights of the Old Republic
Lost Odyssey
Mass Effect
And as was written in the ancient scrolls of years gone by, "junk is something you’ve kept for years and throw away three weeks before you need it!"