T4R5M2 JoJolity Delibs

Tesla:
Nate: While you had some innovative traps, I feel that some more complex combinations could have gone a long way in getting a better score. There was solid attention to detail overall and some fairly funny things, so I'll bump this up to an 8/10.

Players: Excellent work! Starting with Tunde, I really liked the attention to detail in getting every bit of information you could, up to and including explicitly trying to pickpocket Nate. Speedreading and the like was the cherry on top, I'll give this a 5/5. As for Gioia, in terms of OSHA violations this was very well done. I think that they were integrated well throughout the strat, both naming the specifics and doing some innovative stuff, immolating birds for vermin being a highlight. Admittedly I was planning on giving this a 4, but seeing the sheer dedication and detail leads me to give this another 5! There were some (cool) missed opportunities you guys stated and do keep in mind I'm rounding this up. But nonetheless, a marvelous 10/10!

Microsoft:
Frankly these JoJolities were pretty straightforward, and well-accomplished by both sides, so I'll keep this short.
Nate: While reading through the strat, I didn't really notice how many you used, which notes how they could have been made more exciting and integral, yes, but is also a testament to how subtly and seamlessly they were woven in. The list at the end was much appreciated; I genuinely was able to recall pretty much everything's use once I saw it listed. Still, without the list, I would not have had such an impression made on me, so I think I may stick to a 7/10.

La Horde:
Tunde: The use of the security station was a really solid setup, and the overall dedication to finding everything you could was commendable. I do feel that it lacked the attention to detail that my fellow judge saw in it, and I was under the impression that she shouldn't have known in character about the vial of XPLICIT. Still, pickpocketing him in general seemed decently likely and moderately viable, iffy as it was. 4/5.
Gioia: Three rounds ago, Alpha got an award for reading 100+ pages of building codes, and now Ron joins that prestigious club. In both strats, it shows, pointing out flaws in our existing map, and finding really clever, more obscure minor violations you can use your Stands to create. Tunde's call was the cherry on top, with a second cherry for the brief recap found at the very end. 5/5, total 9/10

Google:
Another short one! Ultimately, I think both teams played about how I expected with one or two high points, which made my more flash based scoring for this category a bit trickier, but the thoroughness of Ron’s research and citations are the highlight of the match for me. 8-7, advantage LHU!