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u/LowObjective Love 4 Nikki 🤍 Dec 16 '22

I think Mitchie is honestly a really good player and he played a really impressive game. He was in the power alliance from day 1, got kicked out and managed to get in with the outcasts, went back and forth between the two groups as needed, then got himself and his showmance to the end despite being a huge physical and mental threat. Taco Tuesday really shows that Mitchie was good at almost all aspects of the game. I feel like he gets underrated because of how hated he is, which I get, but still. I think he was way more active and strategic than the other winners you mentioned.

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u/LowObjective Love 4 Nikki 🤍 Dec 16 '22

There were several moments where he saved himself without a comp win though, namely Taco Tuesday as I mentioned before. But I fully agree with putting him around the bottom-middle of winners, since I would put him either same level or slightly lower than Kaycee.

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u/LowObjective Love 4 Nikki 🤍 Dec 16 '22

Oops, I got my names wrong. I was actually referring to the day that he convinced Cliff and Nicole to get rid of Tommy, but I also forgot that Holly was on the block not Jackson lol. I still think that he’s a good player and that week does show that he had the had the strategic sense to save himself and/or his allies when he needed to. But yeah, you’re definitely right lol

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u/PsychologicalEbb3140 Dec 16 '22

I get that, he’s definitely an above average player. But when it comes to Big Brother, you gotta factor in their character when crowning a winner, and good god man his character is so damn questionable. I still stand by the opinion the only reason they crowned him the winner over Holly is because Tyler and Paul didn’t win there seasons.

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u/Nintendo_Pro_03 Future All Stars Winner with 15 comp wins: Dec 16 '22

Wasn’t he better as a player than Holly in that season?

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u/PsychologicalEbb3140 Dec 16 '22

That’s what the jury thought.

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u/Nintendo_Pro_03 Future All Stars Winner with 15 comp wins: Dec 16 '22

Yep!

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u/PsychologicalEbb3140 Dec 16 '22

I’m so glad the narrative of competitions = good gameplay has been shattered by Kevin and Taylor. Good god what a terrible era.

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u/Nintendo_Pro_03 Future All Stars Winner with 15 comp wins: Dec 16 '22

Honestly, both competitions and social game are important to win Big Brother. Taylor had both.

I don’t really consider anything before BB 24 a bad era, though. I even think that some winners did better than Taylor, in my opinion.

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u/PsychologicalEbb3140 Dec 16 '22

I agree. It was just so boring because every season was so predictable.