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Off topic => Relaxhoek => Topic gestart door: Robbieazerty op 10-11-2005, 20:44:52
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Maak de test (opgelet: is in het Engels!) en zie hoe jij zou eindigen als je aan Survivor (de Amerikaanse Expeditie Robinson) mee zou doen.
10th Place
172 out of 127 or 254 on taking chances, 77 out of 164 on strength. Higher does not mean better.
Where did it all go wrong? Everything looked so promising at first. You were in a strong 4 person alliance. Your tribe had only lost 2 players. You even met a girl that you liked...that made everything seem easier. That is where it went wrong. Your alliance turned on the 2 of you. They didn't trust you. They thought in the end that your team of two might be too powerful. So they ousted you. You wished you hadn't been so expendable. If only you were one of the big strong guys. Or maybe you missed an opportunity. Playing it safe just didn't work out this time.
Je kan de test hier maken: http://www.okcupid.com/tests/take?testid=17385880553308709741 (http://www.okcupid.com/tests/take?testid=17385880553308709741)
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4th Place
192 out of 127 or 254 on taking chances, 78 out of 164 on strength.
Higher does not mean better.
The first few days nearly proved disastrous for you. During a futile fishing expedition with some of the other guys, you cut your foot on a jagged shell. You were unable to do any work around the camp for two days, but you used that time to build individual friendships. Fortunately, it healed before the next physical challenge. Your tribe forged a strategy to vote out the weakest players, and you were lucky that you were not considered to be in that category. After the merge, you formed a 4 person secret alliance with some of the people from the other tribe. Your agreement held until there were 4 players left. The vote wound up in a 2-2 tie, and you had to win a 1 on 1 fire building challenge to stay in the game. You were unsucessful. Overall you made good choices and finished very respectably.
Best netjes ::joehoe::
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2nd Place
183 out of 127 or 254 on taking chances, 99 out of 164 on strength. Higher does not mean better.
You made some great choices. You knew that you weren't the strongest man on your team, and you didn't try to compete for that role. Your plan was to take some chances, but you didn't want to raise too much suspicion. Almost immediately you found yourself being forced to choose between two sides in your tribe. You decided that it was best to stay in the middle, but you made sure to grab an ally and the two of you pretended to be sympathetic to both sides. It worked. You helped them go after each other while avoiding trouble for yourself. After the merge you formed a faction to try and defeat the strong alliance that had survived from the other side. You were mostly successful. At the end you won immunity to make it to the final 2. You confidently described your game plan to the jury, but not everyone was convinced. In the end they decided that the woman you were up against had played a stronger game, and she was victorious by a vote of 4-3.
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2nd Place
184 out of 127 or 254 on taking chances, 85 out of 164 on strength. Higher does not mean better.
You made some great choices. You knew that you weren't the strongest man on your team, and you didn't try to compete for that role. Your plan was to take some chances, but you didn't want to raise too much suspicion. Almost immediately you found yourself being forced to choose between two sides in your tribe. You decided that it was best to stay in the middle, but you made sure to grab an ally and the two of you pretended to be sympathetic to both sides. It worked. You helped them go after each other while avoiding trouble for yourself. After the merge you formed a faction to try and defeat the strong alliance that had survived from the other side. You were mostly successful. At the end you won immunity to make it to the final 2. You confidently described your game plan to the jury, but not everyone was convinced. In the end they decided that the woman you were up against had played a stronger game, and she was victorious by a vote of 4-3
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Geen verrassing...
3rd Place
71 out of 127 or 254 on taking chances, 59 out of 164 on strength. Higher does not mean better.
So close... You executed a solid game plan. You realized that you were by no means the strongest physical player on your team, so you relied on your social skills to keep you afloat. Your ability to sniff out trouble saved you from elimination immediately after the merge. When you realized that you had become a target you began to work on individuals...even feeding them some lies. You got votes against you on several occasions, but you were always in the majority. All of this got you through to the final 3. You were the first to be eliminated in the final challenge. The two men remaining made a deal with each other, and you were thus eliminated. Had you made it to the finals, the jury would have voted for you.
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FIRST PLACE
172 out of 127 or 254 on taking chances, 114 out of 164 on strength. Higher does not mean better.
Congrats! You are one of the few to enter the game and come out victorious. Your game plan was built on working hard and being well liked. There may have been times when you had to stretch the truth, but ultimately you didn't build too many enemies. You were always popular with your tribe and you were able to take a slight leadership role, although you were careful not to intimidate those around you. You did not make any large alliances early in the game, but you had good working relationships with most of your teammates. When it came time to voting people out, people were always afraid of the consequences of trying to vote you off. After the merge you did form a loose alliance, but you always placed your relationship with individuals over your relationship with the team. You were fortunate to have your closest allies make it with you to the end, and you were chosen to go to the finals by a friend who felt indebted to you. The jury respected your game, and you won by a 6-1 margin.
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zoow bikkel ;)
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zoow bikkel ;)
ja baas boven baas ::trots::
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3rd Place
71 out of 127 or 254 on taking chances, 85 out of 164 on strength. Higher does not mean better.
So close... You executed a solid game plan. You realized that you were by no means the strongest physical player on your team, so you relied on your social skills to keep you afloat. Your ability to sniff out trouble saved you from elimination immediately after the merge. When you realized that you had become a target you began to work on individuals...even feeding them some lies. You got votes against you on several occasions, but you were always in the majority. All of this got you through to the final 3. You were the first to be eliminated in the final challenge. The two men remaining made a deal with each other, and you were thus eliminated. Had you made it to the finals, the jury would have voted for you.
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13th Place
164 out of 127 or 254 on taking chances, 74 out of 164 on strength. Higher does not mean better.
Things didn't start out promising when the bigger stronger men started calling you "the kid" on the first day. You started out with the philosophy that you were going to be honest and sweet, and that would lead you toward victory. Unfortunately your plan failed miserably. People were friendly to you, but they kept saying that they didn't want to make alliances. Perhaps you were a bit naive, but you never quite realized that they were already aligned without you. You started to get a bit suspicious on week 3 when your closest friend was voted out by so many people. After that people started avoiding you. If only you had another chance to make better choices...
::rofl:: Ben ik wel heel ver gekomen in Survivor! ::tandpastasmiley::
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hummz het staat er niet meer :-\\