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09-28-2009, 04:38 PM | #681 |
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Loud ones can be caught later. Quiet ones you never know about, as this game proves. I'm sticking by my position.
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09-28-2009, 04:38 PM | #682 |
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I had already written to my DL post that Sally should decide the draw and PM me about it... I actually posted it to the thread only to see Sally had changed her mind... (therefore the EDIT.EDIT.EDIT. -stuff there as I had to check and double check whehter it meant what I thought it meant...)
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09-28-2009, 04:39 PM | #683 |
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Says the man hiding with an invisibility cloak.
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09-28-2009, 04:39 PM | #684 |
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I thought about posting a vote count, but I realized it would only help you innocent types.
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09-28-2009, 04:40 PM | #685 | |
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09-28-2009, 04:41 PM | #686 |
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I thought about that when I went on my rampage into the kitchen. "Well why didn't Kath or Gwath post- Oh. Right."
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09-28-2009, 04:41 PM | #687 |
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Well-played, everyone. Nienna and Sally and Loslote, you guys really had me scared there at the end. Really scared. Good teamwork.
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09-28-2009, 04:43 PM | #688 |
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Yeah we were hardly about to help I'm afraid. Though I did nearly copy in the vote count I'd done for myself before realising how foolish that would be.
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09-28-2009, 04:44 PM | #689 | |
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09-28-2009, 04:47 PM | #690 |
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But I must agree with Gwath that it was super-tense the last Day!
First I was quite sure the innocents will lose, then I started believing they would get another Day... up to being sure it would be that way... only to find out the last twist... And don't you worry Sally. Things happen. And even if one could complain you didn't play too much in the early Days - and even if one would promise to try and get anyone lynched for that kind of (non-)activity in the next games - you really were a decisive factor on this last Day Gwath! *kudos* There was so much on this game I need to come to them later as it's now coming 2AM and I need to get to sleep. But thanks everyone! It was a fun game to mod, because of you and how you made it turn out with all those unforeseen ways! Great! And say what you wish, but I think it was quite an even game in the end. The wolves made masterful picks where hunters basically triggered disasters. And still it was soo close in the end... and had it continued I think the innocents would have had the edge in turn.
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09-28-2009, 04:52 PM | #691 |
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Oh, and for the record: I am slightly insulted by those who suggest I would make a resigned post and then disappear if I was a wolf. When I'm about to be lynched as a wolf, even if the seer has revealed me, I fight tooth and claw till the very end, stirring up as much chaos as possible for my fellow wolves to hide in. I take it as a matter of personal pride.
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09-28-2009, 04:56 PM | #692 |
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I have to add this one...
So the Rangers failed their mission but no worries. Bandobras Took took care of the wolves even without them (little did you Rangers foresee that!).
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09-28-2009, 05:31 PM | #694 |
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Considering how many possible protections there were, it's surprising how quick this game ended. Especially since it almost looked as if the innocents were still going to turn it around. Kudos to the wolves, great game.
And there ends my streak: in the six games that I got wolf-killed so far, my innocent side always won. *curses* |
09-28-2009, 06:46 PM | #695 |
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I thought we had it! I disappear for three hours and you let the wolves win!
Great game, though. Nienna, Sally, we were close...
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09-28-2009, 06:55 PM | #696 |
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*cough*
Sorry about the Legate thing. I meant to change who I was Hunting and I forgot. You can ask Nienna- I literally forgot about deadline every single Day and Night. That is a massive record. The one where I didn't realize I'd missed deadline and forgotten to vote until three hours after, when I was watching the season premiere of Grey's? The night I went to IM Nienna about something random only to suddenly remember Day had started an hour or two before... The evening I got an e-mail from Nienna saying, "Wow, I really thought you were a wolf" and I realized that 1) Day had started, 2) I must have been Night-killed, and 3) I forgot I was still hunting someone I thought was innocent. I mean... I completely epic failed at remembering DLs in this game. Bad me.
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09-28-2009, 06:59 PM | #697 |
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I got on at deadline a grand total of once this game.
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09-28-2009, 07:22 PM | #698 | |
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Good job wolves... I guess... Though I believe our Nienna, Sally, and Lottie trio was brilliant. And then Sally decides its a good idea to vote for the person the wolves were voting for... *shakes head*
No worries Sally though we did have it in the bag At least we had the wolves working for that win. Though if the Hunters *coughFEAcough* had done their jobs... Lommy I thought you did beautifully convincing us until a seed of doubt was planted for Sally. Quote:
I agree with Roa about killing the silent ones... jeez. Wolves why didn't you kill me? Did Kath tell you I was the Ranger? I was the Ranger ps. in case no one got that. My code was me telling Sally that Lottie had the same role has her but that was in ** so I was trying to tell her that she had the same role as me as we had planned out Sally false revealing... Gwath what was with you and letters being capital out of place?... was that on purpose?
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09-28-2009, 07:23 PM | #699 |
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I feel the need to brag that I was the only one to kill a wolf in this game. I beat all these veteran players at finding a wolf. My first time as a gifted and I manage to get lynched but at the same time to take down a wolf with me. I loved being in the role of a gifted. The three people I picked was Roa, Boro and obviously Rune.
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09-28-2009, 07:27 PM | #700 |
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Oh Hakon! I meant to say that!
I move for Hakon being MVP the game... as he seems to be the only one to be able to kill wolves. Brinn kindly requests that she be made a winner too as her only vote was for a wolf.... and then they killed her.
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09-28-2009, 07:30 PM | #701 | |
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09-28-2009, 07:31 PM | #702 |
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Rune and Valier were the only baddies to really be suspected until the end.
That one day when I was almost lynched I got on after deadline, but I hadn't seen the Lottie-lynch group, so I was sooo surprised... I guess it was inevitable, though...what with the Rune thing... So in the end, I was more surprised that you didn't lynch me that that you tried to.
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09-28-2009, 07:31 PM | #703 |
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I also want to say thank you for all the rep I have received for killing a wolf. Thank you Nienna for the nomination of MVP.
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09-28-2009, 07:32 PM | #704 |
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...as I keep spamming... I just wanted to mention Nog that I really liked that there was a role that could choose in a tie because whenever it is just a coin flip it feels sort of artificial.
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09-28-2009, 11:07 PM | #705 |
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Please tell me you spent hours trying to decide if it was a secret code or not. They were just accidents.
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09-28-2009, 11:39 PM | #706 |
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I spent five minutes, then realized it was either an accident or you were just screwing with me.
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09-29-2009, 01:09 AM | #707 |
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Ouch.
I really thought I had been convincing enought and we'd lynch Nerwen instead of me. Epic fail Sally and epic fail hunters (except Hakon) and epic fail more or less all innocents more or less for all game. But I don't really mind we lost - I was getting too busy for ww (yesterday I used tons of time for ww although I should've been studying) and the last Day really compensates for my lousy success percent (although I did vote Kath on Day1 and suspect her here and there!): I was really glad to find out that it is not that difficult to figure out the right way of things, more or less, with analysis, and that you actually can trust some people in ww, and that I'm not too proud to change my opinion completely in the middle of a Day! Kudos to the wolves, you played so well. It took until the last Day for me to figure it out. I know I kept suspecting Kath every now and then, but that's what I always do. Nerwen, you only made yourself suspicious by that very opposturnistic vote against me. And once I started suspecting you may be a wolf, your past posts started to look worrying too. And Gwath, really, you are the worst, because even on the last Day I was considering you innocent on the expense of Lottie's innocence because you just seemed so genuine. *shakes head* Thanks to everybody, it was a great game (although a bit of a massacre).
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09-29-2009, 01:42 AM | #708 |
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PS. I'll rep people once I've finished giving out reps for the previous game.
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09-29-2009, 01:49 AM | #709 | |
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She stole that word "massacre" from me But it indeed was one. Well, anyway, really memorable game, and amusing one, too. I guess I do not have to recount my feelings on the last-minute switch, as probably everyone, I was like "oh my, it looks that they are going to win after all! How could the WWs hide after toDay?" and then, boom. Well, happens, happens!
First, one slight apology to Roa for going after you so madly. I have no idea how it could have went like that for so long, but you certainly fed it a lot with your stubborn way of posting. Gosh, if I remember how that nasty Gwathagor jumped on that, and I thought how reasonable he seems! I was tempted to say "really, please innocents, let's try to think as much independently as we can" before lynching Roa, but then, I thought we need to be just determined and lynch Roa, otherwise nothing will get done ever. And I really didn't have any stronger suspects at that point, which, actually, after the revelation of the WWs, is really not that surprising. Okay, I don't think it was that bad in the end or that you would really be totally quiet, but Kath and Gwath, at least in the beginning, really were hardly around at all (though that said, Gwath really compensated for it on the latter Days, and especially on the last one!). I am not speaking at all about Nerwen. She was probably the one I never suspected during all the game. Ever. I even suspected Nienna more, in the sense that it occured to me (especially after I died) "oh my, what if I was totally fooled and she is a Wolf". And I should really learn not to overcombinate that much. Even now I was thinking I was holding myself back, "maybe too much", I thought at one point. Still it became clear that I should be holding myself back even more. Quote:
The best (and somewhat funny) example of this is that Nog actually gave me a choice, that is, if I survived the Night, I could have either remained as a known innocent for one Day (my role would be revealed in the narration), or he would NOT tell my role, but just mention that "the Soulmate was preparing his revenge" and I would die at the end of the Day, but I could take one person with me. When I was briefly considering this (though later I decided to go with the other variant, and anyway it showed up that I died), the person would have been Fea Anyway, brilliant game, everyone! (Especially the Mod!) I really enjoyed it, though really I don't have the nerves for this... Maybe I have grown being less used to such adrenaline, after being lynched or killed on Day 1 or 2 in several past games, thus dropping out always before the real frenzy began...
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09-29-2009, 07:31 AM | #710 |
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I will be more careful what I wish for next time arround. . .
As a wolf I normally get lynched on day2, so my mission was not to get killed on that day, of course I did not intend to last even shorter. I was very depressed when killed, not only because I thought I would have the chance to cancel the lynch all together, but also because I really wanted to do well as a wolf. (something I have never done before) Unfortunately i was undone by poor planing and chance. It was only late on in day1 that I realised that the way this game was constructed, encouraged wolves to lay somewhat low and not be hughe attention grappers. (because of all the hunters) Anyways I felt quite confident that I could avoid getting lynched as long as i stayed arround until deadline, unfortunately I had to bring some stuff to my sister that was leaving for Rome, then on my way home the train got stopped by police on the tracks. . .(suicide?) On my way home I debated with my self about what I would do if I did become captain, I was thinking that canceling the lynch on the basis of the votes being to random might make me look innocent. ----------------------- I was very impressed with the wolves for the rest of the game, I never had the imagination to imagine such an amazing wolf victory. Well done! And while I was amazed by the wolves, the rangers supplied me with lots of intertainment. Thanks everybody for turning bitterness into amusement. |
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09-29-2009, 12:15 PM | #712 |
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Oh. Great job wolves. Mr. Mod may prove that when he told me who the wolves were (after I was dead, of course) my jaw dropped a long way and I said "They are so going to win." Sorry Roa for pursuing you! While it was very nice and enlightening to have a soulmate with whom I could discuss at all times, it proved a bit dangerous too - Legate and I ended up strengthening each other's wrong suspicions...
Seriously, though, this was a very interesting and fun game even if we lost quite spectacularly.
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09-29-2009, 01:00 PM | #713 |
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Indeed, that's one thing we've been doing a lot I guess it worked similarly to a certain extent with Ni as well, not sure if it was mutual (but it seemed to me like that from her part). Of course if you see somebody of whom you know (or presume) that she is innocent, and she supports your ideas, then I guess the encouragement is just what you need to actually carry it out... it can work positively, of course, but also negatively, like with Roa's case. This game was a perfect example.
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09-29-2009, 01:02 PM | #714 |
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Thanks to everybody for providing me with such an action-packed read! I kicked myself black and blue for not playing, but I really don't know how I would have done if I'd been - that mysterious alliance between Nienna, Sally and Lottie on Day 4 did look rather scary for a while, and Gwathwolf sounded so sensible... Congrats to the wolves!
Roa, I quite enjoyed seeing you in action for the first time and am looking forward to playing with you in one of the next games. Nog, I liked your special roles and rules, they added a lot of spice and pace to the game (witness the wholesale slaughter caused by all those Hunters!), and the narrations were really nice - but I've got to say, the Transsexuals of the North amused me no end! See you all in Innsmouth?
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09-29-2009, 01:23 PM | #715 |
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Ni and I thought Fea was a wolf in our Night Talk, too. Really, wolves, if you had left her be, we would've lynched her anyway!
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09-29-2009, 08:47 PM | #716 |
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I only just managed to get back on line to find whether we'd won or not!
Gwath and Kath, thanks for the magnificent last minute defence... I hated having to vote so early, knowing I wouldn't be able to return and defend myself. Honestly, on Night One I didn't think we wolves had much chance of winning this. Luckily the surplus of Hunters and the (nearly) all-star cast ended up working for us. Oh, and thanks for being so open minded, Sally...
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10-01-2009, 12:55 AM | #718 | |
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Even if I thought it quite sad the game ended that soon, in retrospect I must say it was a good thing as I've been totally work-beaten the last two days and wouldn't have been able to mod anything in any "serious way"...
Looking at it from the brighter side: no one had a chance to get bored. Putting up a bit experimental game is always challenging but it was a lot of fun. I really enjoyed this. Thanks everyone! Just a few specials... Nienna & Lottie, you were just impressive in the end! As well as Gwath! It was interesting - even if sad - to see Rune go so early for kind of "wrong reasons" - if one could say that. I mean, everyone who has played with him would say that he acted perfectly like Rune, meaning there was nothing suspicious or special in his behaviour and thence no reason to lynch him on Day1. He would have probably pulled the same act were he innocent. It was nice to see both Valier and Roa back in action after a long break. Hoping to see you again sooner than later! It's always a pleasure to have you in a game. And kudos to Lommy for a stupendous last-Day defence and getting the wolves spot-on! I couldn't believe it wasn't enough... I'm quite confident that if Nerwen had been lynched the innocents would have won the game. Quote:
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10-01-2009, 04:28 AM | #719 |
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Well, why not. I mean, "Greenie" could be a very good nickname for a ranger, imagine soldiers giving nicknames among themselves. And as for beards, well, we have seen the real Greenie with a moustache, so...
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10-01-2009, 05:15 AM | #720 |
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I was actually quite impressed with how well this game went, I was afraid that the balance of the game would be awful, as it is always a risk when you fundamentaly change the game. But to me, an outsider, it seemed to work rather well and I don't think it has to with me cheering for the wolves.
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