Quint

**Quint** was a contestant of SurviVARs: Hogwarts, SurviVARs: Magic Kingdom, and SurviVARs: Secret War.

## **Profile**

**Discord:** MrQuint'

**Gender:** he/him'

**Timezone:** EST

## **Survivor**

* S2 - Hogwarts
* S3 - Magic Kingdom
* S5 - Secret War

**Player Ranking (9th)**

Ah Quint, my favorite student! He came into the game with such a fun attitude, and you could really feel his passion. Not only that, but he was a damn good player. Everyone seemed to love him, and he became an early power player in the pre-merge. He was set up to do extremely well, and was brave enough to begin targeting Aria and her allies. He tried to mastermind a move to take her out of power, but it unfortunately didn’t pay off. He was taken out instead, and Aria would go on to control the majority of the game alongside Dan. Had Quint succeeded, he easily would’ve replaced them as the central power of the game, and he likely could’ve won it all. Easily the most robbed, and definitely a highlight of the pre-merge.

### **Awards**

**Most Robbed Player**

Watching this person get voted out genuinely hurt to watch. They were a massive presence in the early game and found themselves in contention to win it all if they could maintain their momentum. This person had strong reads on where the game was heading, and could clock exactly who the threats were. Plus, they were actually willing to make the moves necessary to take them out. This put a target on their back, and they were taken from us too soon. And so, we're giving them this award because we feel that if just a few things changed, they could have gone all the way.

**Best Move**

There are some moves that change the course of the game. For this season, I think we can all agree that the biggest ones happened in the pre-merge. This move is definitely one of them. This season had a lot of players that got taken out in the pre-merge for being strategically aggressive, and this resulted in some of the season’s best blindsides. The decision to blindside this player, when they had two idols in their pocket, had by far the most consequences. It was this move that ultimately gave the Bad News Bears alliance the power to really dominate the merge, and it set up the mentality that big, aggressive players wouldn’t survive the people in power.

#### **Voting History**

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 Voted Off, Day 14

**Player Ranking (8th)**

Quint was the only returning player to make the merge, and for good reason. He played a killer game pre-merge, and had formed the relationships to set himself in a real power position. The man had plenty of close allies, and an idol to top it off. Unfortunately, after a little bit of self-implosion, he became a casualty in the most spectacular way. His blindside was the biggest move of the season, and the round where he went home remains the most exciting round of play SurviVARS has seen. Quint is one of my favorite players, and even though he didn’t make it as far as he would have liked, the strength of his game combined with the epic nature of his downfall makes him one of the most memorable characters of the season. It tells you something about the strength of this cast when someone as memorable as Quint isn’t even higher in the rankings. Quint, you’re still my favorite student. Thanks for playing!

#### **Voting History**

**Player Ranking (10th)**
Quint may have placed higher in Magic kingdom, but that doesn’t mean his game here wasn’t an improvement over his previous showings. Each time Quint played SurviVARS, he was better and better. This time around, he was a serious contender from the start. He was situated at the top of his starting tribe, and then swapped into Izzy’s kingpin alliance alongside all of her other lackeys. He and Izzy were really the king and queen of this season from the first swap onwards. Unfortunately for Quint, his road to the endgame was a bit too transparent to a few of the power players, and he was the first of many to target Red and end up on the chopping block. He was also victim to an accidental thrown vote from Winston, simply because he ended up out of the loop of both plans (we still aren’t quite sure how). Had it been 6-6 instead of 6-5-1, the entire game may have been different. Someone may have flipped, or rocks would’ve been drawn, and either way there was potential for Quint to come out on top. Who knows, he may have even done what nobody else was willing to do and cut Izzy before she had a chance to win it all. Who knows what may have been different if Quint had survived a bit longer.

### **Nominations**

**Most Robbed Player**

Quint was, as is customary in SurviVARS, robbed. He really is a great player, and we all see it. He’s also unfortunately one of the unluckiest players in this ORG. Just like his first two games, he had so many of the puzzle pieces necessary to be successful, and had a decent amount of win equity, but then he had his torch snuffed. If Winston had been in on the plan to vote Red, it might have tied 6-6 and who knows what would have happened then. Quint played a great game and was certainly robbed of a deep run. I think he’s just perpetually doomed to have a lot of potential, and then be ripped from the game in early merge for far too many reasons.