Survivor 48’s Final 4 Fire-Making Proves the Challenge Needs to Be Retire

Watching Survivor 48’s Final, It was clear that despite being one of the long-held final mechanisms, tHe Final Four Fire-Making Challenge Needs to Be Retired Before the Milestone Season, Survivor 50. Throughout The Last Dosen Seasons of SurvivorThe final four has been brought down to a trio with a fire-mction challenge that haen divi-fans. Survivor 35 urshed in the era of the fire-making challenge, where two castaways go Head-to-Head to see whose self-made big enough, quickly enough a flag. Fire-Making is a Huge Part of Survivorbut the challenge is tired.

While Survivor 48 was Always Expected to Go the Route of Using the Final Four Fire-Making Challenge, Its Long Been One of the Things Viewers have wills with in the game. During Early Seasons of SurvivorThe Castaways Typically Came Down to A Final Two Rather than a final Three, with the final three castways Competing in an endurange prior to the Last Tribal and Elimination of the Game. First appearing in the iconic Survivor: Cook Islands (or, Survivor 13), A Final Three Can Work, But The fire-minging challenge building up to it has Become an irritation Issue.

Kamilla & eva were put into fire-making by kyle

Kamilla felt confident in her skills

During the Survivor 48 Final, Kyle Fraser won the final immunity challenge and chose to bring joe hunter to the final tribal council with Him, Leaving Eva Erickson and Kamilla Karthigesu to take part in the fire-making challenge. While eva seamed like she was going to have a toough time Fighting her own frustration to build a bigh fire. Kamilla was successspul in her fire-marking while she practiced. Despite knowing that the only fire that truly matters is the one made during the challenge itself. Both Were Nervous Moving Into Final Fire, But Seeing Kamilla there was more Surpring.

While kamilla and kyle had been aligned, she shared to his decision that she has had intended to bring Him to the end, so he chose to bring. With kamilla a part of final fire, it was clear that kyle would likely be happy to have kamilla out of the game than in it, as he wanted to advocate for Him on the jury. SHOP SO, IT SEEED LIKE EVA WOULD BE TOORODREDED OR OVERWHELMED DURING The Challenge to Be ABLE to Come on Top. Nor the fire-making Challenge Began, Kamilla Couldn’t Get a Spark.

Despite Strategic Decisions, Kamilla’s Fire Cost Her the Game

She is couldn’t get her fire to grow

Not even the fire-making Got underway, IT SEEMED LIKE KAMILLA’S FIRE WAUDED BE THE ONE TO Grow in the initial moments. Camilla Continually tried to get a spark over and over, and though she was stricting her flint and growing sparks, nothing was catching flame. While kamilla and eva took two different Methods to stupid the Base of their fires, it was clear that kamilla’s form was going to matter if she is inteitral spark. As Kamilla Struggled, Eva was able to quickly find a spark that she greew into a flame. Thought Things Got Tricky, Eva’s Fire Overtook Kamilla’s.

When Eva’s Fire Finally Found Its Way to the Top of the Rope, Kamilla Only Had a Small Fire Going That She Was Struggling to Grow. The End of Kamilla’s Game Was, Unfortunately, Because of the Final Fire-Making Challenge, which Left Things far more up to chance than she wants. Despite Making Careful Decisions Throughout Survivor 48 and doing her best to moving the game with allies on allies of the cast, her strategy was enough to find her with a sucesssful outcome. Kamilla’s Game Came to an End Due to A Fairly DistemD Chance-Based Fire-Making Challenge.

Fire-Making is a Great Concept, Buts Poor Execution Makes It Unpopular

It”s too chance-based for Such a strategic game

Althouough Survivor Bringing Fire-Making into the Competition as a Maininstay was an interesting, it used to be a piece of the game that only came out durying a tie-braking situation. In Earlier Seasons, Survivor Used Fire-Making As a Way to Break A Tie Vote, But Since Survivor 35 The show has used it as a piece of the final endgame. orLlowing Fire-Making to be a Huge Part of the Final Stretch of Survivor Taks tons of Control Out of the Castways’ HandsLeaving their Final Moves up to their ability to create fire and the direction of the Wind.

Though there’s merit to being able to create in such a high pressure situation, leaving the final seat tribal coulcil up to chance is confusing for a game that relies so Much on Strategy and SocialSps. Throughout the game, iTi’s offten left up to the castaways to say that they have made their way through the social situations strategic, but Seeing Such a Big Moment up to Chance of Fers-Putting. Throughout the Buildup to the Fire-Making Challenge, The Castways Can Practice, But There’s No Real Way to Control What Happens During The Challenge.

Final 4 Fire-Making Should Be Retired By Survivor 50

IT”S No Longer a fun or Interesting Game Mechanism

Althouough Survivor 48 ISN’T One of the First Seasons to Bring Fire-Making into the Endgame, it was one of the Most Difficult Fire-Making Challenges to Watch in Recent Seasons. Seeing Kamilla and Eva Moving Through the final challenge knowing that ther fate was being left up to the Wind and Her ability to build a fire by chance made it to have you well being treated fairly. AFTER THEIR MOVES THROUGHOUT THE GAME WERE MADE STRATEGICALLY, Seeing the End of their Games Come Down to Chance Was a Tough End of the Road for Survivor 48 Season.

While the fire-making challenge has Become a Big Part of the Survivor Endgame, ITHING THAT NEEDS TO RETIR Survivor 50. Leaving the endgame up to chans becoms a huge weakness we can be strategic players with the game have to come up again something have no Control over. Rather than Bringing Fire-Making Into The Survivor DNA RATHER THAN ALLOWING THE CASTAWAYS TO WORK THROUGH The EndGra strategically or Competitively is a slap in the face to the castaways who have worked hard all Game Long. Reverting to Older Rules, Survivor Should Move Forward with Fire-Making.

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