Post by Sam on Dec 4, 2005 8:15:22 GMT -5
Heya!
This is just a little thing where I write something individually before the game starts. Because when that happens, I can not even mention like your past activities or how you did in other games or mention basically anything at all about you or your gameplay. Maybe I'll give some advice on what to do or just reminisce about the game you played in. Now remember I haven't like deeply studied the game and all the confessionals you wrote before typing this, so I'm just going off a general perspective of the really big things from my point of view. Some of the little details might be wrong but I'll try my best. So now the form letter part of this ends and the personalized part starts after this sentence. =)
Matt! I'm really glad you decided to play another game and honored that you wanted to play this one. =) I'm dying to watch you play and can't wait to watch you kick ass. You obviously know what you are doing so I'm finding it difficult to come up with any advice to give you.
You will have an interesting time though being a non-player in an All-Star game. Certainly different. If you like, I can claim that you were a part of another game I hosted that fits under the All-Star umbrella, but that's up to you. I'm not sure how well you know the players who have played my games actually, you could know quite a few. Either way, you'll find yourself in a tribe with some other new people, but you'll have to eventually bond with players too. It could be to your advantage as you might be seen as harmless - plus, you don't have a threatening reputation from other games that people have directly watched. The others may be fighting between 1st-5th place players VS. players who left early jury or before, while you just sit around on the sidelines and offer help where it best suits you.
If you make it to the end of the game however, others might feel threatened by it or get a bad feeling that someone who is not part of their "club" or part of the series is doing so well and getting so far. This could be both advantageous and disadvantageous for you - they might want to drag you to the finals but you may have a hard time winning. Just like in an outcast or subjugated tribe scenario, you want to be in the Finals with someone exactly like yourself so it doesn't become a factor, so bringing along one or two other new players may benefit you.
You are new to my series and this game might have a unique learning curve but I'm sure you'll get on top of things and find that comfortable region in the tribe that allows you to proceed forward as you always do.
Good Luck! =)
-Sam
This is just a little thing where I write something individually before the game starts. Because when that happens, I can not even mention like your past activities or how you did in other games or mention basically anything at all about you or your gameplay. Maybe I'll give some advice on what to do or just reminisce about the game you played in. Now remember I haven't like deeply studied the game and all the confessionals you wrote before typing this, so I'm just going off a general perspective of the really big things from my point of view. Some of the little details might be wrong but I'll try my best. So now the form letter part of this ends and the personalized part starts after this sentence. =)
Matt! I'm really glad you decided to play another game and honored that you wanted to play this one. =) I'm dying to watch you play and can't wait to watch you kick ass. You obviously know what you are doing so I'm finding it difficult to come up with any advice to give you.
You will have an interesting time though being a non-player in an All-Star game. Certainly different. If you like, I can claim that you were a part of another game I hosted that fits under the All-Star umbrella, but that's up to you. I'm not sure how well you know the players who have played my games actually, you could know quite a few. Either way, you'll find yourself in a tribe with some other new people, but you'll have to eventually bond with players too. It could be to your advantage as you might be seen as harmless - plus, you don't have a threatening reputation from other games that people have directly watched. The others may be fighting between 1st-5th place players VS. players who left early jury or before, while you just sit around on the sidelines and offer help where it best suits you.
If you make it to the end of the game however, others might feel threatened by it or get a bad feeling that someone who is not part of their "club" or part of the series is doing so well and getting so far. This could be both advantageous and disadvantageous for you - they might want to drag you to the finals but you may have a hard time winning. Just like in an outcast or subjugated tribe scenario, you want to be in the Finals with someone exactly like yourself so it doesn't become a factor, so bringing along one or two other new players may benefit you.
You are new to my series and this game might have a unique learning curve but I'm sure you'll get on top of things and find that comfortable region in the tribe that allows you to proceed forward as you always do.
Good Luck! =)
-Sam
