i need @Sam in my bedroom tbh By Nettles, 0 minutes ago

yo solo dije que cristi es magnifica, porque lo es. Nunca te insulte ni me meti contigo, y tu fuiste a bry a enviarles conversacines mias de hace un mes a meterle mierda, eso es de ser desleal, yo no voy a mandar conversaciones tuyas a nadie por mas que haya hablado en pm contigo sigue tu camino scot y pide ayudita, que falta te hace

Yo cuando he hablado de ti?? Si tienes algo que decirme, ven y lo hablamos en discord, no me metas el tocho y me bloquees para quedar de guay BIGBRYY99

To celebrate for Argentina Daleariel is paying

with the multis Can you confess if this mode benefits you?? sin https://kovaze.com/arena/20414 I always thoughy that Safety Chain benefits myself

I see you're rounding up wolves for Kovaze... shame I can't be one myself, this round. But don't worry, I've got the perfect substitute lined up for you: my friend daleariel. 🐺 Fair warning though — he might not come with fangs, but he's got that "trust me, I'm innocent" seer-proof charm down to an art. The kind of wolf that gets voted out on day one because everyone's too busy staring instead of thinking straight. 😏 Count him in, and count me as the one who sent him your way. You're welcome in advance. 🖤

Me parece una chica estupenda y como no os da bola estais ahi renegando, reventados cristi queen

Seeing the quantity of snakes playing on Kovaze... Which game do you think it is most useful to be a snake for being successful? As per my last experiences, i would choose Outcasted

is a temazo @DanceMonkey

you did me a blog but you have me blocked, how do you want that I reply??? aries you were coming for Cristi before merge, how do you want that we stuck together?? and VenusVafa you betrayed me on this Outcasted, several times lying. Monkey was honest with me

They say great players are defined by their strategic brilliance. Permit me to introduce you to VenusVafa — a true visionary, whose record-breaking commitment to creative storytelling in 48 hours deserves to be immortalized. Not for gameplay, mind you. For artistry. Exhibit A: The Greatest Hits (With Receipts) The Flip Flop Special (Lie #1 & #2) She tried to flip the vote on me instead of Cristi. When I asked, she said: "I tried to flip it to Doug." Wait—so you did try to flip votes? That's not a denial, that's a confession. But then she pivots to: "I swear on my life I didn't once mention your name." Except multiple people told me otherwise. So she's admitting to the flip while denying the specifics? That's not strategy, that's just panic. The Reverse Psychology Moment (Lie #3) She brags: "I got people to change their votes off you yesterday." Except... that didn't happen. She got them to vote for me, not off me. So either Venus doesn't understand how votes work, or she's straight-up lying about her own gameplay. Either way, yikes. The Fictional Testimony (Lie #4) Here's the prize: "Doug also told me it was him who told you that." Except dougribeiro was my F2—my actual loyal ally. So she's either fabricating what my closest game ally said about me, or she's trying to turn me against him. Bold strategy: gaslight the person while they're literally voting to keep you. The Sacred Oath That Didn't Age Well (Lie #5) "I swear on my life I didn't once mention your name" followed immediately by "Aries said your name and I said no." Wait, so Aries brought up my name... and you responded to it. That's mentioning my name. That's literally what mentioning means. But fine, let's say we're being technical. Then who told me you tried to flip on me? She refused to say, but it turns out multiple people witnessed it. So her oath was as empty as her credibility. The Emotional Manipulation Hour (Lie #6) She hits me with a personal story designed to make me feel sympathy—something about being up all night dealing with a crisis. It's touching. It's vulnerable. It's also a lie. She deployed emotional manipulation like a weapon, and I fell for it because I'm a decent person. She's not. The Loyalty Paradox (Lie #7 & #8) "I would never go against you in a game Carmen. Truly I hope you know that." She had already gone against me. She was actively going against me while typing this. She would do it again at my eviction. But sure, Venus. Truly you hope I know that. The irony is so thick you could cut it with a knife. The Starfall Fabrication (Lie #9) Venus told everyone I crushed the Starfall immunity challenge. She made it sound like I absolutely dominated. The problem? Starfall is one of my worst challenges. So I did something drastic: I scored zero points just to prove to everyone that I didn't even participate. That's how obviously false her narrative was. She literally forced me to sabotage my own game just to debunk her lie. Think about that for a second. The Idol Hoax (Lie #10) On the final day, when my eviction was coming, Venus invented a whole new story: that I had a secret idol. Why? To poison people against me. To make them think I was a bigger threat. To give them another reason to vote me out. She created leverage out of thin air, and people almost believed it. Almost as in, I had to address it. That's how effective her lies were. The Pattern What's beautiful here is the consistency of her deception: She lies about what you did, you deny it, she claims you're paranoid. She lies about your abilities, you have to prove her wrong by sabotaging yourself. She lies about advantages you have, you have to waste energy defending against phantom threats. She makes emotional pleas, then immediately betrays you. She swears on her life, then does the opposite. She tries to flip votes, then claims she didn't. She manufactures stories to manipulate you, then laughs when caught. This isn't gameplay. This is psychological warfare. And she did it all in 48 hours. And here's the thing: if VenusVafa actually manages to reach Final 2 playing like this—with this symphony of lies, this arsenal of manipulation, this collection of documented deceptions, all caught red-handed on Discord—then honestly? She'll have my vote to win. Because that would be absolutely meritorious. Not because she's a good person. She's objectively not. But because the audacity required to lie this much, this flagrantly, and still survive to the end? That's a skill. That's resilience. That's the kind of gameplay people talk about for years. So here's to you, Venus. May your Final 2 dreams come true. And may the remaining players (@DanceMonkey JJ26 @Jordan009 Marquis) learn from your master class: if you're going to betray people, at least commit to it instead of swearing on your life while actively stabbing them in the back. You're a legend, and not in a good way.

Your top challenge is when you play in my bed ;)

A short opinion about me?

Dejen las penas y entren a jugar con nosotras

El coche de Daleariel Es este

A full breakdown of the dirtiest move of the season — and why I'm not staying quiet about it. For days, Nora and I talked. Not just game talk — real conversations. She told me about her life, I told her about mine. I thought we had a genuine connection, the kind that doesn't come around often in these games. I trusted her completely. That trust was the weapon she used against me. Nora, getting close to me, acting like my best friend, extracting information — and then stabbing me in the back. That's not strategy. That's manipulation. While I was protecting her, she was building the coalition that voted me out. Six votes. She didn't just flip — she orchestrated it. And she did it wearing a smile she borrowed from our friendship. The receipt: Here's the part that really gets me. The day before everything went down, Nora had this to say about toxic game behaviour: "I have to stop myself sometimes from getting involved when people are being over the top." "I'm a lover not a fighter. But people say a lot on the blogs with complete disregard for others, and that is hard sometimes." "Complete disregard for others." Her words. She also told me she'd never played Tengaged because it was too toxic — and yet here she is, running the most calculated, emotionally manipulative move of the season. Turns out the toxicity wasn't in the platform. It was in the player.

Hi dietpepsi, I appreciate you sharing your perspective — that's always welcome here. But I'd like to address a few things, because I think some important nuance got lost. On the multi accusations: I want to be clear — I never said new players can't be good at competitions. What raised flags wasn't skill level at all. It was a cluster of new accounts, arriving together, performing unusually well all at the same time. That's a pattern worth paying attention to, and noticing it isn't the same as insulting anyone's intelligence. I'm not saying you are a multi — I'm saying the situation looked worth questioning. There's a difference. On who's being rude to whom: I hear you saying you see shady comments every time you refresh. I genuinely want to ask — are you also reading the comments directed at us? Because this has not been a one-sided situation. Both groups have said things they probably shouldn't have. Framing this as us villainizing you while you're purely defending yourselves isn't the full picture. On experience vs. respect: You're right that having experience on a website doesn't give anyone the right to disrespect newcomers. I agree with that completely. But by that same logic, being new doesn't make it okay to come in swinging either. Respect goes both ways — and that's genuinely all I've been asking for. I'm not your enemy, and I'm not trying to run anyone off the site. I just want things to be fair for everyone. If you ever want to talk it out properly, I'm open to that.

13 different Comps and a complete Arena game is 10 comps, it is not possible to repeart a Comp in Arena. Now, more than Ever, safety chain benefits us