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06-20-2009, 12:50 PM | #481 |
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Exactly.
But then again, we are not as fortunate as we would be in a normal game - in this game we need every clue we can get and the mutineers deny us our clues by failing to send in the kill. (If they're doing it intentionally, I say it's not fair unless it backfires and we get to reduce their numbers without them killing us.)
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06-20-2009, 12:58 PM | #482 |
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I have to go now, so
++Gwath. As usual, I'll try and be back before DL and may change my vote. About double-lynching people: it's like this– we will have to eventually, because otherwise we're completely in the dark. However, every time we do, we're in effect giving the mutineers a free turn. I don't think we'll get more than a couple of shots at it, so we have to choose the time and the person very carefully. EDIT:X'd with Lommy.
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06-20-2009, 01:08 PM | #483 |
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Sorry I have been quiet. Just terminally befuddled. Will have another go... a concrete pieceo of information would be nice ... but it aint a decision to be taken lightly... and most of the people I want to check out are inconveniently still alive.
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We're still in the same situation we would have been in after a normal Night. Besides, even if you want to say we're ahead by a round, it's going to be that way for the rest of the game - no need to double-lynch someone today.
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06-20-2009, 01:23 PM | #485 |
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Haha everybody's again assuming Wilwa was innocent. Are we all mutineers?
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Alright, Izzy seems to either not pay attention or isn't on our side.
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06-20-2009, 01:54 PM | #487 |
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1, 2, 3, 4, will not get too suspicious of Mac, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ...
And I have no idea what to make of his and Boro's little quarrel. *shrugs* It feels unlikely they're both innocent. Currently I feel either (if not both ) of them is a cobbler. *another shrug*
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Mac you're cute. But I do suspect you nevertheless. I admit I was being a bit generic in my comments about you, but what I said is true: you agree with others a lot, especially with Rikae. It makes me cautious, because normally you disagree with the majority a bit more. It could be just random, but I doubt that. You seem a tad too eager to please which is why I doubt you're totally honest. But I don't know if you're a mutineer or a co-conspirator. The kill choices don't look particularily you-ish although otherwise you strike me as more mutineerish than co-conspirational. I wonder, though, if a co-conspirator wouldn't be a bit more original in his suspicions - unless he felt they're targeted at totally wrong people. Boromir then, he seems like his innocent self a lot, but you're doing good job of making him look more suspicious and Rikae made a good point about him being less tricksy than usual (although that could be just due to not having tp around to play with ). I think it is very well possible he's a co-conspirator (and thus a dangerous one) but I doubt he's a mutineer.
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06-20-2009, 02:40 PM | #490 |
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I will be voting and going to bed in 0,5-2,5 hours. I hope there's a lot of discussion before that. Currently I'd feel the most comfortable voting Sally or Mac, and also quite ok voting Gwath.
Sally is not around enough so I keep forgetting she's suspicious and thus may waver at the critical moment. Macalaure may well talk me around from suspecting him, especially if he's aided by Rikae. Gwath seems like too easy a solution, especially as more or less everybody is willing to get rid of him. It just goes too easily for my taste.
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06-20-2009, 02:50 PM | #491 |
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By the way, where are all our resident ghosts (except for Greenie)? Mira and Wilwa's absences are explainable, Eomer said he'd be busy, but what about McCab and Annu? Annu has been around but not shared much thoughts with us - would it be hasty to conclude he was a mutineer and is thus not too concerned to come and help the village with his points?
I also miss some people who are alive - I'd love to hear more of Sally, Shasta, Kath and Eönwë... (and Nogrod, but he won't be back until toMorrow.)
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Hmm... after reading over the posts toDay, it seems that it has mostly been "morning talk". Nothing's really happened yet, and people are still mostly commenting on yesterday.
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OK I know I have been quiet but I tend to think our agressors be quiet or absent sinceI can't imagine any of the people who are being very active here wasting a kill chance in the special circumstances of this game. I know that I always try to set up a provisional kill or default if I am wolfing (in Brinniel's last game I did so because my packmates werein wildly divergent timezones and we never got to talk. I can't imagine Lommie or Mac or Boro not bothering or not having the confidence to request a kill on their own authority. Much more likely to have a conspirator among the talkers.
I think there would have been a challenge by now if Greenie were not the seer - so that clears Nerwen. I therefore do suspect the quiet more and wonder about Nogrod... now I am sure he would impress on packmates the necessity of getting a kill but what if the second in command was unexpectedly unavailable... hmm So now and quickly I must decide my vote. Aieee
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I don't think so, Mith. With roles not being revealed immediately after death, and Greenie-Seer having only cleared Nerwen before her death, should Greenie not be our actual Seer, the real Seer has nothing to lose by not challenging Greenie at this point.
My own thought is that, whether or not we decide to use today to lynch a ghost, we need to decide pretty quick. I for one agree with Lommy; yes, we lost one person, which is usual for a Night phase, but we're slightly better off in that Wilwa could have been a mutineer. Rikae has a point as well; if we're ahead now, we'll be ahead later. But I'm of the opinion that the longer we have to pore over solid information, the better off we'll be, so I think that lynching someone who's already died once today has merit. My personal suggestions are Annu and Greenie, as I think Mira's lynch points to playstyle differences as opposed to alignment.
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06-20-2009, 03:54 PM | #499 |
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I must say I like that latest post of Mith's a lot, she makes a few good points - especially the one about Greenie and Nerwen. I'm pretty confident of her innocence now. But I'm still a bit hesitant to say Nogrod would kill Greenie on Night2 without a specific reason - I'm sure he would not extend such courtesy on Night3 but it was Night2... maybe if his mates pressured him and he had no better option to offer or he went to sleep early for once and left it up to them... or if they saw some gifted-ish in Greenie. (Or then I'm misjudging Nogrod and all this speculation is in vain. )
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I would call it metagaming, Lommy, and metagaming is bad.
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06-20-2009, 04:00 PM | #501 |
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I don't think there's any point in lynching Greenie. If she is a bluffing cobbler - which I doubt - we won't gain anything (except uncertainity about a certain person) but we will risk our seer by showing to the wolves that s/he's still alive! And if she's the real seer, we will have a known innocent which we already kind of have and we lose the only ghost who's made an effort to be helpful this far.
As for lynching Annu, well, I have the feeling it would reveal nothing but I should maybe reread yesterDay to judge it better. I think the biggest problem is simply that her lynch was sort of a side issue especially towards the end of the Day and if I recall correctly, not nearly everybody was invlolved in the debate about her. edit: xed with Shasta
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I have only a couple of hours before I have to leave, and I know I won't make it back before DL, so I thought I'd offer a few things.
About the double lynches: I see them as mostly a waste of time. If we decided to do so, we could only afford to once, and the odds of learning anything useful just don't seem that great. Better to take action and try and make the lynches count. Boro has seemed an advocate of trying one the whole game, but I don't think we ought to unless our backs are totally against the wall. And saying McCaber might be considered? He's backed off from that, but I see that as the worst choice for a double. Rikae I must now take at her word, for lack of any counter reveals, either from the dead or from the living. She's voted for Gwath, who I found a bit unnerving before, but I'm not ready to vote him just yet. I think I'm actually leaning toward Sally at the moment. The remark about the protector she made after Rikae's reveal was bizarre, and she passed it off as a throwaway. And there was the possible slip about assuming Wilwa innocent. Where Kath be? Interesting to get her take on events. x'd with Ëonwë and Lommy- good points both
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That is true but when we know so little, and can presume the ranger is living then known innocents might be as much use.
Actually that is an argument for NOT double killing... if it might reveial a dead ranger.....
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Also, I'd just like to say that the fact that the wolves haven't lynched Nerwen yet is a little suspicious... Perhaps they think she is a co-conspirator.
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The personal psychologist strikes again :p
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I'm not sure what I think about Shasta's arrival...I mean I like it, because it looks really good, but it's a bit of a surprise, it's caught me off guard...hmm Edit: crossing and I'm not sure what I want to think of this spur of posts!
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Shasta, Eönwë - ooh you are actually correct, now that I think of it. In this game, the seer does not have to be afraid of taking his/her dreams to the grave with him and take chances on when to reveal, since s/he can always do it as a ghost. But I still trust Greenie and live in the sad belief we've lost the seer already, it seems the most porbable to me.
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Or maybe they're just messing with our minds, planting a seed of doubt in Nerwen's innocence, trying to make us lynch the only innocent we have proven to us, while they sit back and enjoy. edit: x-ed x2 again.
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Maybe unless he guessed she were gifted, I don't know. I won't vote for him in absentia today. But I may well go for Sally. She sort of fits my offender profile ...
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Because if is fairly safe to assume night kills are ordos or conspirators, killing Nerwen would pretty well eliminate any doubts about Greenie's seerhood.
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Just that after a whole eveniong of displacement activity I realised I should get a grip before I turned in to a pumpkin....
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I'm not so much suspicious of Mith's post as I am, the sudden spurt of posts after it...I mean after a pretty slow day, between mostly Lommy, Rikae, Mac, and myself, everyone starts popping out of the woodworks.
Maybe I'm not taking into consideration timezones and people being out for various reasons, it's just interesting how multiple people popped out.
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Anyway, I have to go in the next half-hour, so it's nice that there are more people around.
But everyone suddenly seems quite innocent to me toDay...
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++Sally
BTW If someone has time a vote summary might be an idea incase there is the risk of more modfire,... Goodnight.
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I should vote and go to sleep soon. It's not like I'm tired, but it's soon 2am here and I'd better be sensible. I'm tempted to vote Sally but I don't like toDay feels to be turning into a huge Sallywagon - either her mates are abandoning her for good or we're mistaken and she's innocent, and in both cases there'll be too little to analyse toMorrow. I was leaning towards voting her but now I might vote Mac just to give an option.
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ToDay's votes
Rikae -> Gwath
Nerwen -> Gwath Mith -> Sally Gwath 2, Sally 1
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