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09-15-2008, 12:05 PM | #281 |
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I wonder why Brin was killed.
They could've gone with another trail-less kill. Here are yesterDay's votes. Mith -> Gwath (11:02 pm GMT) Boro -> Lal (3:28 pm GMT) Fea -> Boro (4:15pm GMT) Izzy -> Nogrod (4:37 pm) Gwath -> Nogrod2 (4:55pm) Caber -> Sally (5:17pm) Rikae -> Caber (5:28pm) Nilp -> Gwath2 (5:51pm) Sally -> Nogrod3 (5:53pm) Lal -> Caber2 (5:57pm) Brin -> Sally2 (5:59pm) Mac -> Gwath3 (5:59pm) Nerwen -> Boro2 (6:00pm) Nogrod -> Gwath4 (6:00pm) I wonder what it says about a person; who's top two suspects for at least a day and a half - both turn out ordo. X'ed since LAl. Edit2. Put spacing between names and times. Was jumbly.
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Well I was wring with that, wasn't I? Thankfully!
It's what I'd have done if I was a wolf - make it look like one of the ones I'd voted for had killed me. However, it doesn't mean the wolves won't get me tonight, does it? McCaber is still in there. Edit - that was to Mith
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Why are you so certain you are at the top of the wolves' list, Lal?
Why did they pick Brin over you?
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2. Because they want to stymie my strategies for flushing them out. Plus Brinn was an easy kill, having already attracted suspicion quite widely. Which is yet another reason why I am still a likely kill - some, but not heaps of, suspicions against me.
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Now please stop trying to reverse-psychology the wolves and talk about other people for a change.
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09-15-2008, 12:58 PM | #286 |
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Things Brinn said yesterDay:
She stated that the CoD-voters were probably innocent, especially me and Mith. In her list, leaning innocent: McCaber, me, Mith, Isabellkya Unsure: Nilp, Shasta, Nerwen, Fea, Boro, Rikae, Lal Leaning guilty: Nogrod, Sally (which later are her voting options, too) She states that she doesn't return Boro's trust in her. Confused about Rikae and finds Lal odd. She says she will take a closer look at Rikae. Votes Sally. Apart from the short explanations in her list, she sadly doesn't give much reasons for her suspicions of Nogrod and Sally. The Rikae thing might be interesting to keep in mind. Things said to/about Brinn yesterDay: There's Boro's theory in #150. Again, why, if he thought her innocent, did he question her that? As a test? Rikae thinks Brinn is very innocent. Later she changes her mind and she's her second-best suspect (third-best in the end). Nogrod goes after her because of her defense against Boro's question. Boro thinks Brinn's defense was sincere and Nogrod's case forced. Nogrod defends his case. Lal thinks she will be killed if Brinn is a wolf. Later, she states that she doesn't think Brinn is a wolf. Nerwen doubts a Brinnwolf would have gone after Kath. I agree with Nogrod's case. I consider a vote for her but decide against it. Nilp agrees strongly with Nogrod's case. Votes Gwath because he doesn't see enough support for her. In the end, Nogrod acknowledges Boro's point and relaxes his suspicion. I still don't like Boro's part in this very much. Nogrod's case looks over-eager in hindsight, mine and Nilp's agreement stupid - if not worse. Nogrod's and Rikae's back-and-forth on Brinniel looks like the outcome of normal ordo unknowingness. Why was Brinn killed: There were others who looked more innocent. There were others who left less trails. I don't think what she said would have made Nogwolf or Sallysawolf think she was the seer. I assume that the wolves picked the most talkative villager who didn't leave trails towards them, but that's a risky conclusion. I can't shake off the feeling that there was something deeper behind it. A case against Rikae could be made but would be a stretch, I think. Voting: Mith -> Gwath (semi-random vote with a little reason, neither innocent nor suspicious) Boro -> Lal (said it then, say it now: terrible reasoning) Fea -> Boro (consistency in pointlessness?) Isabell -> Nogrod (consistent with her suspicions, not a very suspicious vote) Gwath -> Nogrod McCaber -> Sally (consistent and non-suspicious) Rikae -> McCaber (I don't really understand her case against him) Nilp -> Gwath (fuel for a counter-bandwaggon to save fellow Nogwolf?) Sally -> Nogrod (the suspiciousness of this vote largely depends on Nogrod's role) Lal -> McCaber (keeping a third option alive) Brinn -> Sally Me -> Gwath (this vote looks very ugly if Nogrod turns out to be evil) Nerwen -> Boro (this vote came out of nowhere - Nerwen, why oh why didn't you say a thing before? I would have preferred to vote for him, too, and Nog surely would have followed... if Boro is really evil, this could have been a secure wolf-on-wolf vote) Nogrod -> Gwath (self-preservance and consistent with his suspicion) A lot depends on Nogrod's role here, naturally. If Nogrod dies, it could be useful to have a look at yesterDay's voting again. Gwath: Thinks either Boro or Rikae is a wolf, but doesn't know which. Other than that, he mostly defends himself against Nogrod and suspects him, of course. He votes for him, too. Very little can be taken from that. |
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Heh. This is how I work things out you know. However, I also have another thought which is to look more closely at bandwaggoning. Another Wolf trick is to hang off the back of a bandwagon. That would bring up any number of suspects but especially late votes out of nowhere. I'm going to have a look at those I think, too. Also, for those who consistently vote for the same person, I see three possibilities: 1 - they have courage of their convictions (yeah, right); 2 - they are trying not to appear shifty by relying on us thinking they are honest; 3 - they are lazy and cannot be bothered to think of anyone else. I might look at these, too. Quote:
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09-15-2008, 01:28 PM | #289 |
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Eh, it absolutely doesn't make sense, under normal conditions, for the wolves to kill someone as widely suspected as Brinn was. Thinking back, she also didn't seem remotely seerish.
Normally, I wouldn't think much could be gleaned from analyzing a kill, but this is a rather odd kill - almost a "wasted" kill, it looks like at first glance. Did Brinn say anything that looked possibly rangerish? Aside from that, I'd say it points to one of the following: 1) wolves under pressure who feel Brinn's death would relieve that pressure 2) inexperienced wolves or does anyone else have other ideas? I also think I'd like to go back and look at the Gwath voters - although the last few had a pretty straightforward "Nog saving" mission, of course. I certainly approve of that, if only because I think the most skillful, talkative players are better kept around a little longer before judging them. I'm a little surprised to see Mac participating, though - from what I have seen, Mac has always suspected Nogrod (with or without reason) - it may even have been in every game the three of us have played together. I shouldn't, I suppose, suspect Mac just because he may be trying to become less biased, though. |
09-15-2008, 01:29 PM | #290 |
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Oh come on...don't play the rebel without a clue card. I just don't believe you. Apart from anything else there is the extreme egotism of assuming you are the wolves top priority. Not to mention defensive....
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The giga-voting-post for hardcore fans...
The times are GMT meaning the deadline is 17.00. The underlined/bolded are the persons whose posts are cited below them...
I've tried to collect a point or two people have made of their voting choices to give you a view of what they were doing. There's also a tally of that moment (after one's vote) so you can see the situation where the vote was made. Surely in the end there were a host of cross-votes. I fex. waited to the last moment to see Mac's vote on Gwath and acted accordingly then. And some people actually marked their X'votings. So here we go then... Mith (about 19 hours before the DL) Quote:
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I just realized the above theory about the wolves excludes me - and there is nothing more wolfish than excluding oneself with a theory.
Although I am neither inexperienced, nor under pressure, as a wolf I might have killed Brinn (in certain moods) just to create the impression the wolves were either of those things. Other than me, I might suspect Nogrod... Fea... and Boro... of such shenanigans. Brinn's death also proves that Boro defended, and Nogrod attacked, an innocent. Not sure where to go with that... EDIT: X'd with Mith and a huuuuuuge post from Nog |
09-15-2008, 01:47 PM | #293 |
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Nogrod - thanks for posting the votes, that's a big help.
Looking over them, Mac perhaps gets off the hook for voting to save Nogrod - Mith's Gwath vote looks a little fishy (at least by the reasons given here), and Nilp seems to vote based on what he said earlier about Gwath even after it was pointed out some of it was mistaken. The rest of his case against Gwath doesn't seem to make a lot of sense - meh. EDIT: Sally's reasoning behind voting Nogrod looks very fishy. She compares Gwath to a known wolf, might suspect him later but doesn't want to now, and then (apparently) votes Nog for going after him? Bizarre. Last edited by Rikae; 09-15-2008 at 01:50 PM. |
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09-15-2008, 01:53 PM | #295 |
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I still think that the Day 1 voting record is the best to find a wolf. I'm going to take a closer look at those who tried to save the Captain at the last minutes. I know that includes sally, but I'm not sure who else.
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09-15-2008, 01:55 PM | #296 |
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Rikae - It was just bad timing. Gwathagor struck me as oddest at the time I had to vote. I had hoped a few more people would have been around before I had to go but..they weren't. I knew I was highly unlikely to get back on line and I believe in voting if at all possible. But I hadn't seen the godson since his birthday last December so I couldn't really not go and fill him with excessive amounts of icecream - I mean feeding godchildren lots of icecream is in the Baptism Service along with renouncing the Devil and all his works and buying slightly unsuitable (as in noisy, messy and not educational) presents .
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09-15-2008, 02:05 PM | #297 |
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Random thought...I don't like Nerwen's vote for me, it's a throw away, and based on my vote for Lal. Wasting your vote on me Nerwen, so you can keep your hands clean yesterday?
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You are getting a bit obsessive about this- if I am included in this I would remind you that I said your attack on Boromir looked as if it could be spite but because I didn't think you were that type of person, it might well be using history as a cover.
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Some points from yesterDay's voting then.
Mith - Pretty light grounds but it was also stupenduosly early. I'm not sure what to make of it - actual haste and just voting for the first reason coming by or something else. Hard to say. (add: seeing Mith's new post there kind of makes me a bit easier with the grounds for her vote) I'm a bit bothered by Nilp's way of making his points with it's recurring *shakes head* -theme. There is a general twisted feeling in there but it maybe I'm just seeing ghosts. Sally pushed me nicely into the lead - on the brink of the lynch in fact. Now if she's a wolf that was something she would be happy about. Looking at the grounds for the vote do not look too impressive (well, whose grounds would do that?) but her timing looks like perfect for a wolf. It's interesting that Nerwen comes in and votes Boro just like that at the deadline. And the short quote I gave you in my giant-post was all she had to say of Boro before that on Day2... Lal managed to creep into Boro's suspicions worth a vote in twenty minutes (quite fast creeping!). That was quite an easy vote from Boro... Fëa's insistence on lynching Boro is either having fun with him with no better options around or a perfect wolf-hide. Last time I suspected her on somewhat similar grounds and we lynched her she was an ordo though, so I'm going to be a bit more careful this time with her as long as I'm along in this game. Isabell, McCaber, Rikae and Lalwendë are pretty consistent all the time. Now that might look good to a hasty player but in the end only the wolves have an easy time being consistent as they know what they are doing... Finally from Mac I'd like to ask which made him change his mind in the last 30 minutes from this: Quote:
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I missed that ... sorry...
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You can call me egotistical if you like, I'll admit it does look like that, though I was only looking at what a wolf-Lal might have done in the circumstances. And I won't drop the thought because it's still a possibility, even more so now the wolves are picking up on that.
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09-15-2008, 02:41 PM | #303 |
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I won't vote know becasue I don't have too but it very likely will be for Lalwende
Reasons Too much ic nonsense day one accompanied by a list of names with helpful comments such as No idea. About only constructive comment said that she thougth I might have a special role. Cheers. If you think I am a wolf say it, if not don't point me out to them... Day 2 we have paranoia without good reason. Overall spectacularly jumpy - jumps on to other peoples ideas. Professes expertise on wolfing on one outing but professes not to know the set up... goodness knows I sometimes skim the narrative for the hard facts but surely everyone checks out the basics before the start - no of wolves, gifteds, vote type? Don't they? Altogether far too like the last time I spotted her as a wolf... which perhaps means she is a cobbler, but I can't believe she is up to any good.
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That aforementioned "suspicion list":
Naughty: Rikae - Naughty, as always, but not wolfishly or cobblerishly so (unless my right hand doesn't know what my left is doing ). Nilp - For reasons already given (copying nonsensical arguments wording and all, faulty reasoning) plus odd voting yesterDay. Sally - For some very creepy voting yesterday. McCaber - For reasons given before. I think he's flying under the radar, and what little he gives us hasn't been reassuring. Isabellkya - For similar reasons as McCaber. There are also some specific things in her posts I didn't like, but I'll have to go back over them later. Neutral: Nerwen - She hasn't set off any alarms yet, but she hasn't inspired my trust, either. Boro - Yes, I suspected him before, and I still do, but moderately. Sometimes he looks downright evil, sometimes not... he's the closest here to the "naughty" category. Fea - I haven't seen anything particularly worrying, but I'm wary of her anyway. Mith - Nothing particularly bad, but she seems a bit slippery. Lalwendë - Although - she played the "confused innocent" role during her time as a wolf, if I recall correctly - she seems perhaps cobblerish, but not wolfish now. Nice: Nogrod - For the time being, anyway, I think he looks innocent. Trouble is, I have a hard time spotting evil Nogs - he tends to look the same to me whatever his role. Mac - He looks ok to me (except for defending Nogrod being out of character... but I'll give him the benefit of the doubt on that one). His vote on Day 1 looks good. Shasta - No alarms so far, but he hasn't given us enough for me to decide he looks innocent, either. Still, not really a suspect now. |
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Well I am off. Just to focus minds - since seemingly there is a point of stating the obvious. I make it 13 players left. 2 wolves, 1 cobbler, 3 gifted, 7 ordos. Bear the different agendas in mind while looking at suspects.
Time to go home..... time to go home, Mithalwen is waving good bye....
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In the first games I tended to jump on those who suspected me - and it is a natural reaction as it feels bad - but one should get over it in the end. Aren't all those suspecting your own high-innocentness the ultra-evil...? Also it was easy to see that those who disagreed with your suspicions in general were purposefully preventing your own great ideas to win the day. I'm at least hoping I'm getting a bit better at overcoming these but sadly the gut reactions are still functioning even if I know where the ideas they bring me come from... Just to give you an example. I have been quite comfortable with Mac's sober attitude towards me this game and was almost delighted when he shared some of my ideas - and I do owe my continued existence in this game to him to be sure (that's pretty tough to overlook - although it would indeed be the perfect trick performed by the wolf!). But somewhere in the back of my head there has been a quiet voice squeaking: "Look, look, he's dangerous now, why is he doing all that? Every other time he's at you from his first post onwards?" (just a slight overexaggeration for the dramatics). So I'm very much aware that he might be toying with me with his attitude but the feel-good factor does help a bit to overcome the critical instinct inside. That's just how it works even if you know it works like that. EDIT: X'd from Rikae...
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You wrote just as much 'IC nonsense' on the first day (I think I did 2-3 posts with it in before I got bored with it) as I did. You made no constructive comments. I started day 2 with my own theories, no other people's, even though sticking your neck out does make you bandwagon fodder (it would be a boring game if everyone played it safe and just hid away). And as for the (yawn) thing about me not knowing about the votes, I perhaps have more excuse than most to be distracted but I have not stooped to pull out excuses until now. Oh, there it is, I made an excuse, now I'm just the same as everyone else Are you, to quote the mighty Duran Duran, Hungry Like The Wolf.....? You are singularly obsessed with this, and yet you accuse others of having obsessions over someone in the game? Do you know your own tricks best? That's coupled with the small suspicions I've already had for you, based on some seemingly flippant (artfully flippant?) voting and early voting. Edit - and late voting. Very late voting, folks. There's an interesting Mith/Boro exchange on page 4 where Mith asks Boro if he wants to get lynched, and then she votes for CoD at the last minute (Boro would have been curtains otherwise). Boro says that he 'wouldn't have been the biggest loss'. What? Out of 3 wolves? And now I am on their bandwagon...
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If you want somebody to say yes to a request, you ask them in person.
If you want to know what a person's really like? You don't ask. You accuse. You make a scene. You cause some trouble. And you observe reactions. Reactions are very much more telling than actions. Shasta and Boro, congrats for passing my unofficial test for the day. Tomorrow, who knows. Today, you're off my hitlist. I could see a Mithwolf in this game...
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I have debated whether I wanted to say this, because I'm sure some of you will be reminded of my last village (when I was fanged) and I did a comprehensive Durelin (the seer) analysis after we killed her. But, I don't care, I'm going to say this about Brin's death and if it makes me look furry, so be it. It needs to be brought up.
A post of Brin's that stuck out (to me) is post 196 where she gives her thoughts on everyone in the village. Thus, I think it's possible the wolves might have seen this as the seer trying to give out information. Brin says "I will look at [insert name here] more..." or "I want to see..." I guess the problem is words like "look" and "see" aren't necessarily seer hints, because they're commonly used by everyone. But, what if the wolves went after Brin, because they thought she was the seer and in 196 she was trying to give hints. I think that because her "possible wolf list" is really short: Quote:
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I think Mith's provided good reasoning to why she's jumped onboard against you (and don't you think you over-exaggerate? 2 people doth a bandwagon not make). Anyway, I'll tell you why I don't like your "I'm going to be killed by the wolves" stuff last night. If you're innocent you're either gifted or ordinary. 1. If you're gifted I have no idea why you would be so obvious in telling the wolves you're gifted, and clueing them into killing you . It would make sense for the hunter, but you can't be the hunter, because there is no hunter in this village. 2. You're an ordinary innocent trying to pose as someone gifted (thus providing cover for the real gifteds). If you're innocent I say bravo, but obviously the wolves didn't buy it so just give up the act. 3. You're a baddie. You're either a wolf and trying to scare people into believe you're gifted and thus you shouldn't be lynched. Or you're the cobbler just creating confusion.
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That was a fine one Boro!
(EDIT: The theory about Brinn being looked by the wolves as being the seer that is. Just to make it clear this is not referring to Boro's post on Lalwendë) I mean I really appreciated that one. I've never thought you lacked capabilities or were not in these games for good sport. The scenario you suggest is near plausible* one, though as you say yourself: Quote:
But the problem with this is that this kind of speculation is coming from you! Really, when you're innocent you're quite straightforward, no monkey-bussiness, no conspiracies, "if it talks like it & walks like it - it is it" -man. You were supposed to be the guy who always told me not to fabricate too far-fetched or streched arguments as they were no good. Then again it really looks like you've doing this somehow in "earnest" - or at least wished to make it look like a bit more serious thought - even if the reservations you put there yourself. That was no banter or joke thrown on board which you do all the time when innocent as well but basically a semi-serious effort to really suggest the focus the search to be adjusted. I don't see you as a wolf. But my idea of you being actually the cobbler of the town just strengthens... * "near plausible" meaning I will keep this in mind when looking at Sally but if my sense of your cobblerism doesn't come down I will in the end probably ignore it... if you thought by that way to save Sally whom you think is a wolf, then kudos for you! You deserve a feather into your hat that being the case. EDIT: X'd with Boro
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Decent points on Lal, Boro. I'm actually torn between which one of you is the cobbler...
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09-15-2008, 05:52 PM | #316 |
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Boro, do you usually 'mimic' the words and phrasing of others?
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Yep, I don't like the way Izzy hangs around the fringes of things, occasionally "poking" at someone as if in an attempt to see if she can get suspicions flowing that way.
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09-15-2008, 07:39 PM | #318 |
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Nothing more?
Well, I have to work tomorrow, so I suppose I'd better vote now. ++Sally |
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As for Lal herself... I don't know. Yesterday her behaviour looked more newbie-ish than anything to me, but toDay... I don't know. Can anyone really be this naive?
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I'm not sure how analyzing Nog's and Sally's posts for a day and a half is considered poking.
It is a legitimate question which I posed to Boro. You put Nilp on your naughty list for copying arguments, yet I don't see Boro there for that reason as well. Edit. Fixed a tag.
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