The Kingmaker strategy

[Midio7]

I just thought of this strategy:
Step 1:Claim that you want to let the opposite faction of the faction you actually want to win
Step 2:Try to look confident
Step 3:Eventually, the guy who you want to win will reveal and give up
Step 4:Inno and vote the enemy

How does it sound?

[RiceHatMan]

Firstly, why is this necessary. You can just win with the side you pre-sided with. It might work if you really want the other team to win, but then just stay neutral instead because the team you want to team with in the end might just kill you since you claimed you weren't on their team.

[Midio7]

Firstly, why is this necessary. You can just win with the side you pre-sided with. It might work if you really want the other team to win, but then just stay neutral instead because the team you want to team with in the end might just kill you since you claimed you weren't on their team.

But the thing is, you don't know who is the guy who you want to win. You've never been in a round where you gave the win to the guy who made you believe he is the faction you want to win?
Once I've been in a match where the Survivor wanted to let the Juggetnaut win, but WW made him believe he is the Jugg, and in the end the WW won. Also, you have to vote that day to not cause the guy you want to win to kill you.

[SillyPantsJackson]

This cannot possibly work with the way most people approach survivors.

[Soulshade55r]

The only way to trust a survivor is if theirs a open slot NB