Anderson always says that I have the social skills of a Spider. His intelligence entertains me every day, how does he not know that a Spider has amazing social skills.

The real question is how did you spin your web to be connected to all the other players and use your social skills to your advantage? It's not good enough to be able to get to the end if you've burned all your bridges along the way.

This thread is for the Jury to ask questions about what you did socially throughout the game and how it compares to your opponent

Just gonna put it here too, you guys also have Torchwalks!!!

Exciting times, I know, I'm trying to make this a new standard for Survivor games where the Specs and Jury all get involved in Torchwalks, the reason for this is that it means that everyone has a chance to have stuff written about them (ie if the finalists don't include anyone from 1 of the starting tribes then anyone on that tribe will miss out on having stuff written about them)

Whilst you don't have to, it'll be really nice if you guys also got involved in this

Gaaaaah, sorry I had all the stuff queued to post and just clicked send but people posting a comment before I click send will make it not send and I forgot to check it had been sent xD

Nope, there's no FIC nor torchwalks yet...

So we all know now that Cephrir was responsible for Reck's murder, but Cephrir is claiming that the evidence against them was planted to frame them! And uhhh, we didn't quite think the murder mystery challenge through. Now all sorts of people have gone around touching pieces of vital evidence!

We're going to need to painstakingly go through every officer here to ensure that they weren't the murderer.

This challenge will test your knowledge and memory of the game. When you are ready to begin, click the link below and you will receive a series of clues labeled A to U. Each of these clues describes a connection between two Survivor: PD contestants, or rather, something they both have in common. (E.G. "A Juror" or "An Individual Immunity Winner" etc). Your objective is to successfully place all 21 contestants correctly between the connection clues. You will post a list 1-21 of each contestant in your confessional in the following format:

[Player]
Clue A
[Player]
Clue B
[Player]
Clue C
[Player]
Clue D

Where the player is between the 2 questions relating to said player (the top player loops round to the bottom question)



(Concept image only. Please note that in the challenge, there will be 21 clues and contestants to place instead of 20)

Your goal is to get the most correct connections, with one point awarded for each contestant placed in between two clues correctly. In the event of a tie, whoever completes this challenge quickest will win immunity.

Click here to begin

that is to say if you're not up front that accrues points or whatever. i think also that there is a counter-argument by way of comparison to swaps not being known ahead of time but the terminal nature of f2/3 obviates that to some extent

This I can get onboard with, I can understand why it's frustrating for players to not know and we had similar with Zelda where players don't like not knowing because yes it does change plans a lot.

Also the challenge: So far, including Jury and Playtesters and Specs, nobody has gotten a perfect 3/3 here. Hercule was very very close to getting it and if he'd spent a little more time looking through, he would've gotten the right answer. A couple of Jury members are still playing it so I'll let you know how they do, but yeah it was a very tough challenge.

I'm kinda disappointed in the outcome though, Rust told us in Discord that he picked half his answers at random to get a quick time. He guessed Candlestick because of the lack of prints and then rando guessed Cephrir and Billiard Room

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