KennyTheBird

was a houseguest on Wishful 3.
==Player History - Wishful 3==
===Competition History===
Week 1 	Exiled from Safety	Ineligible
Week 2 	Roman's Revenge 	Ineligible
Week 2 	HOH 	Loss
Week 2 	POV 	Loss
Week 3 	HOH 	Loss
Week 3 	POV 	Loss
Week 4 	HOH 	Loss
Week 4 	POV 	Loss
Week 5 	HOH 	Loss
Week 5 	POV 	Loss
Week 6 	HOH 	Loss
Week 6 	POV 	Win
Week 7 	HOH 	Win
Week 7 	POV 	Loss
Week 8 	HOH 	Win
Week 8 	POV 	Loss
Week 9 	HOH 	Ineligible
Week 9 	POV 	Loss
Week 10	HOH 	Win
Week 10	POV 	Win
Week 2 	HOH Pt. 1 	Win
Week 2 	HOH Pt. 2 	Ineligible
Week 2 	HOH Pt. 3 	Win
===Host Opinion===
I think the saying "Don't judge a book by its cover" very much applies here. I did NOT expect Nate to serve like that - I expected him to play an emotional floater-esque game that would lose win equity but GOD was I wrong - he did the opposite and diverted my expectations every step of the way. Nate was one of the first cast members selected, because everyone loved the app-brevity and the chill attitude, and once he actually entered, he...flopped. He was second-last basically every week, and almost went home twice. He was in one pre-jury alliance and one duo, one of which dissolved after the first week. His duo though was with Vyne, the most powerful prejury player of the season. Nate then stuck to Vyne like a dog, basically doing what they said at all times...up until Star returned to the game. Nate quite literally stepped his cookies up once Alec and Jack, his two closest allies, got evicted, and I was not expecting that AT ALL. He turned it up to turbo on the glazing of Vyne, and put him and Vyne as public enemy #1, and it was actually really good for his game. How? For one, if he was against Vyne at any time, which he never was, but it's obviously useful to be insulated, he was not going anywhere near the jury house. And 2, many saw him as a pawn or a sheep, painting him as a non-threat so really, if he were against ANYONE, he was chilling. It basically set him up for any outcome - and then the competitions. If I am correct, he currently holds or ties the comp record with 6 competition wins, all in the late-game. This built a storyline to present to the jury - something absolutely nobody else did this season at all. He cut out the biggest threats to his game, them being Milly, Star, Kaila, and his Final 2, Vyne. Many considered him as Vyne's lapdog, and that was true for a little bit, but he always had the intention of letting them go whenever it was best, and that was during the double eviction, where he curried favor with Blair and nominated Vyne, which was one of the best plays he could make at that time, for two reasons - 1, Vyne was winning no matter who they were against, and 2, albeit not predicted at the time, Blair was crucial to removing one of the final threats against Nate's game - Star. The Final 4 blindside, albeit one of the saddest moments, was the best move in Wishful history. Star won against basically anyone from the Final 5 onward, and doing that eradicated any chance of them saving themselves with the Final HOH. In part, Star losing was slightly based off of terrible misfortune the day-of finale, but the plan was in place long before the finale. At the end, he presented his argument to the jury, and ended up winning in an 8-3 vote. During this season, he showed extremely large amounts of physical, social, and strategic gameplay, which wound up winning him the season. Nate embodied the Big Brother motto this season: expect the unexpected, and for his mindgaming, sleeper-agent style gameplay, plus winning the season altogether, he has more than earnt the title of best player in Wishful history.
===Voting History===
Week	Position	Voted for 	With Majority?
1 	- 	Jack_P1ayzYT 	Yes
2 	 	- 	
3 	 	- 	
4 	- 	Jack_P1ayzYT 	Yes
5 	- 	basictrashyothergirl	No
6 	- 	daetsuki 	Yes
7 	 	- 	-
8 	 	- 	-
9 	- 	osheanicc 	Yes
10 	 	- 	-
11 	 	skyferraria 	Yes (Sole-Vote)
===Players===
Category:Winners