<p>Hello and thank you for your question Danny, </p><p>- Marty. I want to know what the biggest move that you decided to make. </p><p>- I don't think that it's a biggest move in order of how the viewers saw it, or how other tribes see it, but i think that the first tribal council were really important to all game, and let me tell you why: </p><p>Before that TC, EVERYONE came to me to talk about our plans in choosing between Bailey and Andreas, on the one side was Ahad, talking how dangerous Bailey is, on the other side were Jake suggesting to vote Andreas because of his performance in the challenge. when finally, Bailey and Andreas came themselves, and after everything i heard, Andreas had to go. I think you all heard about "butterfly effect", when changing one thing in the past, you can change all the future, so, what would happened if Bailey would have gone first? </p><p>I would have found a HII, as i guessed right by my 3-rd guess, but it was already found --> i would have taken it to the Bayartai 2.0 --> Ahad would be voted out in the last pre-merge tribal council --> Saihan would be screwed. </p><p>Why is it a move i made? because everyone came to me and asked what should we do. I had to decide that day. </p><p>
</p><p>I hope i answered your question, and i am ready to answer more. </p>

<p>Hey Danny! I will now answer your question(s). </p><p>So I believe that I played kind of like Jaclyn (SJDS) with a bit of Tony (Cagayan). I feel like these 2 because just like Jaclyn, she made big moves and was a part of a very powerful dynamic duo, but was not credited for them due to the other member of the duo (Jon in her case, Jace in mine) getting votes at many tribal councils and being more noticeable throughout the game. </p><p>The reason I believe I relate to Tony is because I did make moves, and every person I voted for throughout the game was sent home at the tribal council I voted for them. But it has been a difficult FTC where the challenge threat (Woo or Martynas) has been getting lots of praise for being likable and because they have many friends on the jury. </p><p>If you think I didn't make any moves, I beg to differ. I didn't flip on Bailey because I was convinced to, I flipped on Bailey because I had been telling Jace we should flip for a long time and I thought keeping him in would be a dumb move. No one convinced me, my head was already there. </p><p>Now for your vote off. Once again I apologize for doing it, but I believed I needed to do it in order to make it here and stand a chance. People were saying I was your goat, and I couldn't have that. And Jace thought the exact same thing. That wasn't purely his move, its not like I had no idea what was going on. It is just he played the idol after we both decided on how to use it. </p><p>My third major move that I had a very big role in, was Jace's vote off. This is the one I consider MY move. And once again, people are saying I was convinced into doing it, which I wasn't. I already had my mind set on doing that right after your vote off. I knew it had to be done or I would be the second runner-up. </p><p>So when people said I didn't make any moves, they can read those 3 examples above and realize just because I played a good under the radar game alongside a guy who played a good game that was not under the radar doesn't mean I was his sheep. </p><p>I thank you for giving me a chance to answer a question of yours, and I hope you vote for the person who did make moves, rather than a challenge beast. </p>