Where do your video game bad guys come from? A hint: they don’t come from countries where people speak English. Complex had made a infographic showing where on the map the game’s villains (or the opposing force) came from. And the truth is, they mostly came from either former current communist countries, or the developing world.
The only exception is Germany, though that game was set in the World War II, so it does not count.
In this second episode of Survivor: Heroes Vs. Villains, after being poured by rains all night, the villains decide it’s time to make a sturdy shelter. However, no one’s listening to the others, Boston Rob tries to take control of the situation, but fails. People keep arguing the whole time and get nothing done. On the heroes camp, things are getting done quite well. And some plots are under way too. Stephenie is targeted because she’s a strong player. And she’s got only two allies on her side.
On the villains’ side, Boston Rob collapse in the woods, he tells Jerri to get help. Jeff and the medical team soon arrive and have a look at him. At first look, he’s in a very bad shape. But he’s recovering very soon. And the final diagnosis is just a little bit of flu. Great to have him back.
This evening’s got only one challenge, and is both for reward and immunity. The reward is ropes, tarp and nails, very helpful in Samoa. Two members of each tribe will race to roll a large tribe colored crate back to their platform and repeat that until six are retrieved. Then they have to stack those crates into a staircase with their tribe names visible on both sides, the first tribe to make it and climb to the top wins. JT, Coach, and Tyson all did this challenge during their season. The villains sit two people out (Courtney and Randy), and the heroes sit out Rupert because of his broken toe.
Again, the heroes take a quick lead, but the villains catch up in the end. And it comes down to the puzzle. The herioes are really sucked at their puzzle skills, and their coordinating skills. Too much people try to take control of the situation, people can’t stop yelling at each other, until James steps out and makes everyone shut up. But it’s already too late. Thanks to Boston Rob again, the villains win.
Back at camp, Russell tries to impress everyone and win some score some points for himself, he finds a chicken and stabs it then struts back to camp. I wonder why he’s looking for the idol this time? I would be more impressed if he manages to find the idol. Right now, I respect Boston Rob a bit more.
Meanwhile, on the heroes tribe, James goes off on his tribe for losing. He then campaigns around the camp for Stephenie to go home. Tom and Colby decide that they need to pull Cirie and Candice into their alliance if they want to keep Steph around, otherwise, they will be on the chopping block next time. After a few chats, both Cirie and Candice come together to make their decision.
At tribal council, James attacks Stephenie for losing the challenge, while Tom and Colby try to defend her. The lines are now clearly drawn between these heroes, it’s intereting to see how it plays out. Anyway, after the vote, the alliances within alliance will be out in the open.
The votes are Stephenie. Amanda. Stephenie. Amanda. Stephenie. Amanda. Stephenie. Stephenie. Stephenie. And the second person voted out is Stephenie.
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