Seriously, the problem with so-called "Reality TV" is that people learn how to back-stab & betray one another constantly. They learn to do so by watching previous seasons of said Reality TV Show.In the case of WCG Ultimate Gamer, the so-called alliances are an utter joke: they almost resemble a high school click/sub-group, with a fake occult name (the "Pentagon"? I mean, seriously?), who have zero purpose other than to betray or back-stab the "weakest" person within their sights.WCG is a fun show for me because I am a video gamer, and yeah, some real-life drama is cool once in a while, but you can tell from Season 2 that a lot of the betrayal & back-stabbing is forced. Just by this episode, you can tell that some people in the loft want to be more "ruthless & aggressive" than they really are.Why? Because after they get their intended target into the elimination, and when they have to face off against said foe, the "alliance" or the Pentagon of whatever they are called are not nearly as good video game players as they are traitors & decievers.A shame really: a lot of this is learned from the whole "Reality TV" sub-culture; some of these challenges on WCG Ultimate Gamer Season 2 are actually revealling the true nature of participants.Decent episode, but I was a bit disappointed with the conduct of some of the participants. I get the feeling that they would be mis-treated the same way by their so-called friends in future episodes.