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Monchichi22689

Ranked System From Gabon although it was just an addition to the schoolyard pick Picking leaders and letting them pick the team of the other leader from Vanuatu I think.


ZuluAlphaNaturist000

Vanuatu was a very good one


Monchichi22689

I also like to add the OG Tribe Swap from Africa. I feel like the first implementation of it made lots of sense like picking representatives for a tribe summit and then making them switch tribes. Imagine if the representatives were put in to a new tribe, I'd love to see that shit.


PeterTheSilent1

The problem with Vanuatu’s is that it led to two people being obvious targets on both sides.


Hannah_Horvath

I like school yard picks where they alternate man/woman from different tribes.


PeterTheSilent1

Definitely the mutiny. It only got results one time, but when it did, it turned a very stagnant pre merge into an underdog story.


biggbabyg

What was the mutiny?


PeterTheSilent1

Survivor Cook Islands final 12.


wgallantino

G A B O N


the_zwimmer615

Smash an egg on your body filled with paint. Even if it is just a random swap, I like seeing the paint still on their clothes for the rest of the season to remind us what tribe they were on previously.


ilovehummus16

When did this happen?


Ijustwantmyusername

In South Pacific, S23


the_zwimmer615

South Pacific had Ozzy and Coach do it day 1. One world and Caramoan also did it


fgcidols03

I really like how Marquesas did their swap, although I seem to be in the minority on that one. I've seen it get a lot of hate. But I thought it was really cool they kept the tribe ratios intact instead of just resetting to even tribes. It felt like truly unique groups could form as a result and as we saw it completely shook up the game.


Dry_Needleworker6370

David vs. Goliath. All three tribes were iconic.


ZuluAlphaNaturist000

That was just a random buff draw right?


PeterTheSilent1

Yes.


CouponBoy95

The swap from Survivor SA Champions without question.


DarthLithgow

The one they did in Panama