User blog:King Flurry51/Is this still a Roleplay or a Series itself?

It's a bit I'm rummaging about this question...I collected many evidences especially in the last two weeks that justify this doubt.

I'm very pleasured by the fact this season 2 is more focused on plots than the previous one,also the various ideas are all awesome and interesting,as interactions,relationships,alliances,exc...but I'm also getting suspicious about the possibility that this is RIGGING or RISKING TO RIG the entire roleplay. I mean, so many plots decided all of sudden that put in huge importance characters as Sky,Duncan,the unexpected Samey,Sugar and Scott automatically mean that these aforementioned characters are forced to stay way more than Others (not only so called "fodders",but also middle characters or even good ones whose plot is finished or just spoiled by the real events)...this is a little unfair because prevents the other character from the same surviving chances, being surely easy target no more useful for the drama as the main ones. A real roleplay should be able to create the various forms on interaction not as a plan,but as a coincidence, pure fruit of the inspiration of the moment that the events make to bond with the others;instead here I'm continuously watching planned plots even before to start a season.I won't mention the most paradigmatic users of this trope for respect, but there are many.

None of my plots was ever planned,starting from the friendship and alliance with Tyler that born during the game, passing through the relationship with Dawn (it was an idea TDRIFan had just after the third episode), continuing on the rivalry with Scott and Courtney (plotted exclusively basing on the events happened during the roleplay) and, coming to Season 2, ending with my conflict with Duncan (born soon as the first episode was aired), the new alliance, and the betrayal of Tyler (led by shady external circumstances, I remind). Shortening, all I did since I started my roleplay experience was win challenges and,about the drama, it was all focused about what happened every episode, without planning everything.

What you guys are doing now it's just the opposite:you discuss about possible friendships,relationships,conflicts,and, most shaming, who should and shouldn't be eliminated for the sake of your plots. To provide some examples:
 * Courtney:how many people reacted in shock when she was eliminated against any expectations and how unfairly almost everybody claimed for Zeke to be eliminated in her place just because "useless"...especially EpicDestroyer aka Scott.The reason?There was a plot planned for Scott and Courtney,so the latter should have been untouchable (even if floating during the challenges) until the conflict between the two wouldn't have been solved definitely.Infact, this led actually to an unfair possibility of return given just to this character against Zeke:Zeke won and in result he was voted out soonest possible just few episodes later..this clearly wouldn't have happened if Courtney won.Right?
 * Tyler:the most liked contestants overall.Eliminate him before the merge is alike to activate the nuclear bomb:this happened "thanks" to me in Season 2, and almost everyone reacted really bad.I already excused myself for this rip-off, but lemme point crudely a thing:Even if the votes had been utterly considered fair and square there would have been the same common reaction of shock!anger!astonishment!sadness for a plot ended before expectations .Afterall Tyler has a plot with everyone except Dakota,Samey,Katie and few others forgettable.
 * Scott/Sugar:both the players has no doubt merits for their character improvement and their ability in the challenges,especially Destroyer, but stating at the beginning "None vote Scott or Sugar before the merge" of Season 2 is in my opinion a real slap to the face to all the other contestans, especially the other members of the Pythons, even if they're plain fodders as Sierra.
 * Sky/Duncan:c'mon, everyone at this point knows that the best way to get far in a Total Drama series is always to create a main couple:couples need lot of development, and this assures a safe position (even as floaters,but that's not the case) for a looooong time.Not to mention the infinite web of alliances around them:some are even never suggested in main chat.Shortening, especially in this Season 2,there's a taboo on the elimination of one of them,and if you try you will be clearly doomed soon after.
 * Samey:this is the most entertaining example,ahahah!When Maria Hernandez played Samey everyone considered her less then elimination material,so a fodder, and this was even more evidenced in the second Season, because everyone preferred to see her to get the boot than Tyler.Actually you have your reasons,sure...but this is still lack of respect.But that's not the painful point about Samey.It's when Dawnie picked her place:all of sudden (for obvious reasons) Samey turned from being a nomination target to a multiple main plot characters also involved in a triangle!TRIANGLE is the best form to lock a character in safety from elimination.

So long this means we have in the Vipers 3 impossible to be nominated characters because otherwise there would been poor poor plots planned completely RUINED...(sniff,don't dare to cut them!)and what's about the remaining four?At least one of them is prevented to reach the merge in case of defeat.Who would be?The alas plotless Lindsay, the half floater Cody, the not so fodder Dakota or the not planned plot Noah?These four will be forced to strife most they can in the challenges and with their inspiration to get far,while the majority could in theory float safe by a plot and an alliance conquered.