Wyatt

Wyatt is a contestant on Visionary Survivor: Ring of Fire and Visionary Survivor: Blood vs Water.

## Ring of Fire Summary

Wyatt played the game with a fierceness that gave him immense potential while simultaneously hindering his social play in the Ring of Fire. With a background in online social deduction games, Wyatt was prepared to do some strategical damage coming into the season. And while his game showed traces of a great player, there were some crucial flaws that just couldn’t be overlooked.

During the initial anarchy phase of the game Wyatt developed a subtle reputation of not being afraid to talk game with really anyone. A few castaways appreciated his straight forwardness, but it didn’t take long for that blessing to become a curse. After the tribes were formed, Wyatt formed the Five Guys alliance which included Jay, Myth, Starz, Travis, and himself. While the alliance seemed concrete, Wyatt had gotten on a few of his tribemates’ nerves throughout the first few days of the game. Most of his tribemates were slightly annoyed by him from time to time due to slight comments during challenges or in private conversations, no one was more annoyed with him than Axis. For whatever reason the two could never carry solid conversations with each other and seemed to always be on edge around the other.

This led to another big struggle Wyatt had throughout his time in the season. For starters, Wyatt was very transparent with his idol progress. So when he didn’t find the idol, and he told everyone he didn’t find it, his allies became very suspicious of him. Luckily, the Pink tribe only lost one challenge in the span of the first four eliminations. And with Juni voluntarily asking to be voted out on day 6, Wyatt spent the first couple weeks not technically in any danger. But after the Pink tribe lost on day 14, Wyatt was in trouble.

During the second week of the game Wyatt’s relationship with Axis had become increasingly rocky, which didn’t help the fact that he was incredibly suspicious that she had the idol. Myth, who was actually in possession of the idol, used their tense relationship to get heat off of himself and to encourage the belief that one of them had the idol. Eventually his idol speculation had just become too much for his tribemates to deal with, and he was voted out in a near unanimous 4-3 vote.

### Voting History

 There Was A Target Set In Mind
 Loss of a Great Friend
 Wishing You Nothing but Love Bro
 You Should Find Something To Clean Yourself With
 Who Wants To Be My New Sugar Daddy?
 Eliminated, Day 15

## Blood vs Water Summary

Wyatt’s time on his second season was cut short by his own attempts to implant fear in his other tribemates and cause chaos throughout the first three episodes. Going into the season, Wyatt was one of the largest wild cards in the entire game after having his game cut short in season 9. Most people expected him to be unpredictable, but for the first few days of the game Wyatt seemed to be calm and collected. In his victories in the first two challenges, he was given time to build bonds with his tribemates and get a feel for the dynamics of the tribe. Within the first episode, he bonded with Giully, Epoxy, and Matthew, but he feared that he was clearly on the bottom of this group and that he couldn’t trust them.

After the original Zeus tribe lost the third challenge and attended tribal council for the only time before the swap, Wyatt decided to try to incite a bit of chaos. In order to “test people’s reactions” to better understand his tribe, he ended up proposing half of the tribe as a potential vote. Naturally, this caught up to him as people compared notes from their discussions with him. Everyone gathered to recognize that his antics were dangerous to the stability of the tribe and wouldn’t be safe to take into a swap.

Although he had made himself into a clear target, many other tribe members still feared that he may have held an idol to save himself. Every other player voted for him with the exception of Darryl, who cast his vote for Matthew in fear of an idol play. Wyatt eventually determined that Joel would be his target, but it was too late for him. Wyatt was voted out nearly unanimously in an 8-1-1 vote, becoming the first returnee eliminated from the season.

All around, Wyatt’s game once again succumbed to his own need for chaos in the game and his struggle to build personal relationships with those he believed were in the minority on his tribe. There’s no clear answer as to how Wyatt would have performed had he made it to the swap, but his odds on the Zeus tribe seemed doomed from the start.

### Voting History

 I Feel Like I'm Back In The Majors
 Perfect And Punctual
 Grab The Ropes And Hold On Tight
 Eliminated, Day 6