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03-04-2007, 03:29 PM | #201 | |
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Now, that would make for an interesting narration ... I've got to go now. It looks like the decision has been made but, if not, I am happy with whatever Mac decides. |
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03-04-2007, 03:30 PM | #202 | |
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03-04-2007, 03:32 PM | #203 |
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You may even get your own cartoon series in "The Downer" ..... Over to you, Mr the Goomba
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03-04-2007, 03:32 PM | #204 |
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I was just speaking with Lommy on the phone as I told her what happened.
She wished me to bring forwards her idea as she has no net access herself right now. Maybe both tgwbs and Spm are lynched and as a compensation the Faithfuls will get two kills this Night. ----- I do appreaciate your stance here tgwbs! You're a good sport.
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03-04-2007, 03:36 PM | #205 |
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Just to make sure.
That was Lommy's idea which she wished myself to bring forwards in here. I think it not advisable to go on speculating about the merits or dismerits of it in here but let Macalaure consider it if he wishes...
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03-04-2007, 03:42 PM | #206 |
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Thanks for the jellybabies! Especially since digital jelly doesn't cause allergies.
I'm too scatterbrained right now to put up the proper narration, so I'll do that tomorrow. The guy who be short will die alone (plus, most probably, Mänwe). Porcupines? Probably not. I hope it will be funny nevertheless - I think my narration will feature a.... let's just give so much away: It would be much more funny if Boro was playing. Once more: I'm terribly sorry. *keeps on slamming his head on the desk* Concerning Lommy's idea: Sounds nice, but I would prefer to handle it with bringing as few 'speciality' into the game as possible. That's also the reason why I'm not fond of the triple-lynch. |
03-04-2007, 03:52 PM | #207 | |
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03-06-2007, 05:55 AM | #208 | |
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03-06-2007, 06:23 AM | #209 | |
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I'm honoured to substitute Boro. EDIT: This link contains language that some downers may find offensive...be warned.
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03-06-2007, 06:41 AM | #210 |
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Ahh ..I understand.. that is very funny if somewhat uncouth...
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03-06-2007, 09:25 AM | #211 |
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03-07-2007, 06:15 AM | #212 |
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Ah well the SpM's death was a cultural reference that I got....(and love)..just wish you had given me a false beard ......
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03-07-2007, 07:35 AM | #213 |
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The start of toDay might come with a little delay, due to a possible RL interference.
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03-07-2007, 07:47 AM | #214 |
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I'm warning about this already
If I'm still alive on Day6 my participation will be even lesser than now, since it's the weekend and I don't have a net access home (and I'm not going to go to Noggie's place this weekend). I promise to try to get to a library, but that means just one visit from me, max. 2 hours online and presumably nowhere close to the deadline (the libraries close quite early and the deadline is 11pm my time)...
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03-07-2007, 02:00 PM | #215 |
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Err I probably won't be around either ..I will try to check in but I have an Australian "cousin" (her grandmother's sister was married to my grandmother's brother - so we have cousins in common) visiting unexpectedly......
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03-08-2007, 02:43 PM | #216 |
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So I woke up this morning and went: 'oh I'm dead, well that's lucky since I'm busy today' and toddled off to exams and bake sales ... without ever once looking at the thread! I didn't KNOW I was dead, I hadn't seen it in words until literally 10 minutes ago, I just assumed I was!
Sorry, I know the dead don't speak, but I just had to share that. Weird no?
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03-08-2007, 05:16 PM | #217 |
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urrgh the cut off came way sooner then i thought... i couldn't do anything... bah humbug...
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03-09-2007, 11:52 AM | #218 |
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Apologies to everyone - I will be gone much of the day tomorrow (RL), and may not be back before the deadline. Basically I'll be around (though probably on and off) for the first seven hours of the Day (game), and that might be it. So I will be voting quite early, unfortunately.
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03-09-2007, 12:10 PM | #219 |
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I'm working much later tomorrow at the bookshop wot i work in. So, I'll do my best to get a post or two in but I make no promises.
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03-10-2007, 04:18 AM | #220 |
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I have a confession to make.
After seven days and fifteen narrations, I'm slowly but surely running out of ideas for them. All wishes or suggestions (that fit the theme) are welcome. Please pm me if you can think of something funny or gruesome. It will be greatly appreciated. |
03-10-2007, 03:07 PM | #221 |
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I think I should die in a blaze of glory.
Fire is always a good way to go. Sorry for not posting, my computer clock reads 8:20 at the moment and I'm going to have to change it. I don't know why it's gone nearly an hour slow... It's annoying.
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03-10-2007, 03:25 PM | #222 |
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Not exactly a blaze of glory, but I hope you like it anyway.
Concluding I can say that this is, by far, the longest admin thread ever. |
03-10-2007, 03:43 PM | #223 |
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Hooray!
Well played, Durelin and Legate! Incredible skill, considering it was Legate's first time, and the pressure Durelin was under. As is traditional, I shall now reveal some of the wolves' thoughts. This will be abridged, seeing as we have about 40 pages of PMs on microsoft word. No Night 1, either, seeing as that's just banter. |
03-10-2007, 03:47 PM | #224 |
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How frustrating. It seems that even in death I manage to ruin it for the ordos.
I don't expect I will be playing WW again for a while, though.
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03-10-2007, 04:13 PM | #225 |
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Now that I may speak again, I would like to apologize to everyone, especially Manwe, for my post-death behavior on Day 3. I mistakenly took Manwe's first post as an insult and smear against two people that I hold in very high regard, both as players and as friends. I reacted poorly and with little thought. I was wrong to pm Manwe, and the wrong was doubled by the content of the message. Further more, I was wrong to respond to him on the Admin thread. What I did was against the rules, against the best interest of he game, and simply rude and thoughtless.
I hope I can be forgiven, and that the whole thing can be put behind us.
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03-10-2007, 04:21 PM | #226 |
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Great, great game!
Wow, this was so great! Great, great experience Macalaure, of course partially because it was my first game, but also your narrations were really funny and mainly I owe you thanks for that I had even the opportunity to play! And, not forgeting that you gave me the possibility to take the role of a Were-Faithful... I guess playing an ordo would be interesting as well, but I am 100% happy with the role I had.
Also, I would like to thank to all my wonderful were-colleagues, who made a great team and I really enjoyed plotting alongside them. And of course all the other villagers who participated, even a little bit, because I really enjoyed this game and you were all just fantastic folks! Well, I don't know how you who play for a long time felt when you first played it, but if you remember it and it was great, then this is how I feel now I must say that this game was just wonderful from start till the (victorious! Yay!) end. Being it the first time for me to play Werewolf, I must say I wasn't as active as I could because I really wasn't familiar yet with all the mechanisms of the game and I was more careful than I would probably be when playing an ordo. I was worried that I might screw it up for my more experienced colleagues. Once more great great thanks to every single one of you for participating, it was wonderfully amusing to play with you. Special thanks from the Faithful team (right?) to Tar-Roa for her great (and amusing!) play. Special thanks from me to Lalaith for trusting me in the last day so genuinely And Hookbill (and all the newbies; Brinniel, I still feel somehow guilty of participating on your lynch, because you were right about me and I should be lynched instead of you), do not let it break your spirit. You were great asset even though you participated but a little. Here, take this memorial plaquette (and the others might as well). I made this to express my gratitude to all of you, both the players and the Mod, and to dedicate this to the memory of this game. Thanks once again! ...wow, that was something like a speech...
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03-10-2007, 04:31 PM | #227 | |
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Gah. Apart from you, I had them all spotted.
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Well, this is going to be interesting reading, because this was such a crazy game. Here's why we went for Rikae, and failed, that first day:
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03-10-2007, 04:41 PM | #229 | |
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03-10-2007, 04:49 PM | #230 |
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Thanks tgwbs for the interesting read - even if and because of being abridged! That explained a lot.
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03-10-2007, 05:00 PM | #231 |
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In answer to your query, Noggie, about which thread, I think this one so everyone can be sure to admire Legate's beautiful tribute.
You know, I was thinking, there's a Fenris club, we should also have a little club for Seers who are forced to out themselves on the first day because they're about to be lynched. Rikae and I both qualify. What could we call ourselves? The Cassandras, perhaps.
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03-10-2007, 05:05 PM | #232 |
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See, Mr Nogrod? Maths is your enemy!
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03-10-2007, 05:07 PM | #233 |
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Reposted here for everyone's convenience
So, at last, you can find out what I was thinking with all th crazy playing.
Defense of Nogrod/ attack of SPM? To tell the truth, I was fairly certain Nogrod was innocent by the end of Day 1, and I was positive SPM was guilty by the start of Day 2. However, as cobbler, I needed a way to let the wolves know who I was with out tipping off the rest of the village. I couldn't put a hint in my post- it was too much of a risk that someone else would pick it up. I decided that the best way was to vehemently defend someone on Day 1, and put that person at the top of the list that would be sent to wolves. Incredibly obvious for them, but no one else would be any the wiser. I wasn't concerned about SPM geting lynched on the chance that he was a faithful- has he ever been lynched on Day 1? Note, that after a slight mention of my suspicion against him in the beginning of Day 2, and an accusation when he instantly jumped on the "Let's kill Roa" bandwagon, I pretty much dropped my case against him. I took Durelin's "Roa's analysis are helpful and not suspicious in the least," as affirmation that the Faithful had gotten the message. Besides, going after SPM like that was fun. He's got to be if not the most than one of the most challenging Day-time prey in the first few Days of the game. Day 2 and all the analysis- note that I found almost everyone slightly suspicious. It was, as some guessed, a giant smoke screen meant to confuse and point everyone in any direction that they wanted to go. As Nogrod said, anyone can be painted black, and if you have one person already pointing suspicion in the direction you were leaning, then it's that much easier to be fooled by it. (Also, I did agree with all the points Legate made, and I meant it when I said he reminded me of me in my first game. I just meant my first game as a wolf. ) After Rikae came out with her revelations, I didn't really believe that I ever had a chance of surviving. It was fine for me, since as Mith pointed out the village would be at a disadvantage numerically. When I read Rikae's post revealing me, I thought about just accepting my fate and then flooding the post with nonsense, but then I remember that I never do that, and so I decided to go down kicking and screaming. Again, I never expected SPM or Rikae to be lynched in my place, I just wanted to draw as much attention to myself and the debate as possible. In the end, I just wanted Day 2 to be wasted. And for future notice, I think I may start avoiding games with seers. I just can't get away from that.
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03-10-2007, 05:08 PM | #234 | |
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Seeing as how it saved his life on Night 2, I'd say Math is his friend.
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But tgwbs I appreciated the way you twisted maths to your side in the game! I just tried to fight back... And anyhow. I hope Kath was the only one who didn't read my post #468. So my last Day's half-aggressive tenor was nothing more than a tactical stance to provoke reactions. It turned out quite a silent Day then and only the Faithfuls (basically) commented before the last hours when I had already kind of pulled away from that accusatory tone. So that was a trick enabled by my known innocence, not my way of playing this game anymore. Although I remember to have played much more aggressively in some of my first games... Wishing to include this too, just to gloat a bit... Quote:
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03-10-2007, 05:43 PM | #236 |
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Yay!!! First time's a charm?!
Thank you, thank you, thank you, Mac! Awesome game! Nogrod - You still were being illogical. Amazing job, my comrades! SPM - I almost wish we had made a bigger scene of that spat, for the heck of it, but I guess that would have been a little...obvious. TGWBS - You stay way too cool under pressure. It amazes me! Legate - Brilliant! I have full confidence that if I had gone much earlier, you would have made it to the end yourself. Awesome job, Gifteds...we were pretty much clueless who you were the entire time. That was the most stressful thing I have done in a while... If anyone's interested, I can post an abridged version of Legate's and my plotting those last Nights we were but two. |
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Night 2
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03-10-2007, 05:55 PM | #238 |
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That's a beautiful picture, Legate. Thanks!
This was one rollercoaster of a game, I think. There were completely silent and completely hectic phases, at some times it seemed like you're having the Faithfuls by their necks, and some times where all were completely confused. It was great fun to follow! Kudos to especially Durelin and Legate. An excellent showcase of looking innocent! It was quite thrilling to see how Durelin re-gained everybody's trust by the wolf-on-wolf action with the Saucepan Man. That was great Werewolf. You were so lucky with your hunter-kill of Lommy, though. Thanks for liking my modding and the narrations. Once again, sorry for that darn mistake... And I second the introduction of the Cassandra Seer! |
03-10-2007, 05:56 PM | #239 |
Estelo dagnir, Melo ring
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Can you believe we wanted to avoid the hunter...
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03-10-2007, 06:02 PM | #240 |
Fading Fëanorion
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Oh, and before I forget, a great Thank You! to everybody who played. Many people who originally would have preferred to skip the game due to lack of time signed up because they received one of a busload of PMs I sent around while originally having 7 players after two weeks of waiting. I feel honoured by you. Suddenly I had twenty players and a really long game. If Lommy had been successful, this game could have been the first one (I think) to extend to nine days. Wow!
Thanks to everybody, and especially those who took part because I asked them to. |
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