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Audio_Hum;52534 wrote:I'm starting to question if the final few Solitary treatments favor men more than women because the past 3 seasons, the final two have only been men. I'd like to see a woman win ...
Discussion thread about Solitary 3.0 with 4 replies from the Vevmo community.
Audio_Hum;52534 wrote:I'd tend to agree. When a treatment relies on upper body strength the advantage is definitely in the men's corner. I prefer more of the pain tolerance type treatments that are not based on muscular endurance (i.e.******** or standing on nails, flesh clips, etc.)
I'm starting to question if the final few Solitary treatments favor men more than women because the past 3 seasons, the final two have only been men. I'd like to see a woman win Solitary 4.0 or atleast make it to the final 2.
Bacchus;52535 wrote:Agreed. I think they definitely could of gotten a whole lot more creative with the final treatment in this one. I did like the puzzle portion of the treatment though.
I prefer more of the pain tolerance type treatments that are not based on muscular endurance (i.e.******** or standing on nails, flesh clips, etc.)
I'm starting to question if the final few Solitary treatments favor men more than women because the past 3 seasons, the final two have only been men. I'd like to see a woman win Solitary 4...
— Audio_Hum