T6R1M26 JoJolity Delibs

The Princess Bride (Discloud)
Rigatte does a solid job here, integrating each photograph into his main strategy, building his central plays around this JoJolity in a way I found really solid. There wasn’t a whole lot that was really out of the box, but it was certainly very robust and well-integrated, to my mind, earning it a solid **7/10**.

I found Timofey’s photographs slightly less well-integrated than Rigatte’s, with the first minute spent on JoJolity in a way that doesn’t really interact with the main thrust of the plan beyond a sense of “Here’s what I’m about to ruin.” It’s good, don’t get me wrong, but I felt it could be more fully integrated. Still, it makes up for it very well for having particularly specific choices on what setpieces are most vital and interesting, and making use of IGOR’s Stand body to get some drone shots, in a sense. A bit more complete integration could have tipped it one tier higher, but I’m still happy to give Timofey a high **7/10** as well.

Wedding Crashers (Logic)
I’m going to give both 7/10. Both made similar plays as to setting up and capturing moments of interest, both used the camera as a means to further their character’s narrative. Timofey focusing on before and after shots meant it was slightly less integrated than I would have liked, and there are a few moments of Rigatte using the camera as a form of tech that I would have wanted to see more of. Nonetheless, it was clear that both strats’ mechanical choices were influenced by the Jojolity: good job!

The Wedding Planner (Cory)
Not too much to really say here. Timofey does something I don't usually see in strats, frontloading the jojolity into the first few sections of the strat as opposed to how most people would run a jojolity like this (where it's mostly in the middle section). It's not the worst plays by any means here, but it is not the most well integrated into the strat beyond the ending, but recording a video of the vows was fun, and ultimately I don't find the flaws here worth docking points lower than a 7.

As for Rigatte, it's much the same. The plays here are definitely quality, and spread out enough throughout the strat that I can't say too much here beyond good job! Whats here might be a bit light, but its spread even and makes its way into the bones of the strat well, like a good glaze (If you can't tell, I'm a bit hungry while I write this). 7!