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Originally posted by Stevie
Honey, no. You people never learn, do you? Controlling the vote is not the "main factor" in Survivor, it's just one of the three pillars. You guys don't understand the premise of the game if you think that whoever pulls off the most "moves" and is on the right side of the vote every time clearly "deserves" to win. Aubry may have had the best strategic game, but Michele clearly had her beat socially and physically. Michele wins, Aubry loses. I ain't  .
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I'm one of the proponents of having the whole package in this game, and when a person wins, they deserve it. When Natalie White won the game, I was really happy. Russell didn't make all the moves in that season either, contrary to popular perception.
I'm happy for Michele because she played a decent game and worked out there. My problem is that I think that Aubry played an overall better game. First off, controlling the vote is probably the biggest factor in this game because literally it means that you're either in or you're out. If you're on the right side of the votes, it means that you had some say in whoever went every single time, which is impressive.
Also, you totally edited out what I fully said, which was:
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There's a difference between Russell and Aubry though. Aubry actually had decent jury management while Russell was terrible. Also, Aubry had a good FTC performance while Russell again was terrible. Michele's social game was her strongest suit for sure, but I think that Aubry also had a good social game AND an even better strategic game. She was even good at the challenges too, even though she only won once.
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I recognize that Michele had a great social game, even though the editing didn't really show it at all. I feel that Aubry's social game was shown, and it certainly wasn't meek, harsh, etc. It was very well balanced and personable. The only person who didn't click with Aubry in some way was Julia because of the whole almost vote against her thing.
And then there's the fact that Michele claims that her big move was getting rid of Julia, which is fair since it helped her game out. However, the main issue is that Julia was gone, regardless of if Michele was voting for or against her. That was all Aubry. Look, I understand that Michele's game wasn't super strategic, that's fine. However, I'm saying that her game should've been well-balanced when it really wasn't. Aubry's was more well balanced than Tai and Michele of all three aspects.