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Okay. Maybe I have played too many ww-games but there is something unnerving in Rikae's confession of being the ranger. So what if she plays with a calculation that the ranger is Xyzzy who seems not to read the thread too often or too thoroughly, or The Sixth who actually seems to be a bit more active but who might also leave some parts unread? That would be her best bet. Indeed, were I a wolf in this game, in place of Rikae (eg. suspected heavily as the last wolf) I would probably have tried just that.
And see how she says that's she's going to be lynched anyhow after reading the cross-post where I say I'm going to take a look at her and also Legate had expressed concerns over her. So she reveals her actual mindset ("I'm in trouble!") after she has made the very stressful decision to put all her eggs in the same basket that is quite weak indeed? I'm going to look at her, anyhow. It's only 14 posts so that should not be too much of a task. EDIT: Didn't refresh the page after returning to the computer and managed to x-post with Legate. Good idea Legate. You check the two, I check Rikae...
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Continuing on Six...
...and it's not getting better at all.
Next posts: Only to make this complete, the clever person who posted the quote in the middle of the following quote was Gil-Galad: Quote:
In his later post that day, where he votes (for tgwbs), he sums also everyone, and says mostly things like "Suspicious. Need to find more on him, though." Of interest is this: Quote:
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Six was pretty lucky I lost interest in him after I saw he lynched Glirdan. This move he did brilliantly, as well as Lommy. The trouble is, they did it together and Lommy was revealed. I don't even know if I should continue in his analysis (but of course I will), because from this, he is either guilty as guilty Guilter from Guilterria can be, or he is veeery very unlucky to have posted what he posted.
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04-12-2007, 09:43 AM | #324 |
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I just love your analyses Legate! You're having the kill in them! Welcome to the club!
But let's just remember that as it's the late Days of the game already we should also be careful. Lots of what you say makes sense and The Sixth looks very bad indeed - as lots of what I said about Mac made sense and still were not true (possibly... hopefully...). Making a crushing analysis of someone oftentimes makes one himself the most convinced about the rightness of one's cause. I admit I partly fell into that trap yesterDay. But keep up the good work! I'm still going through Rikae (on the second Day already!) and I try also to pay heed to what Roa has said of her and kind of combine those two things somehow.
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The remaining posts are not easing the suspicion on xyzzy in any way. Concern among the population rose, so Six had to react, the tone is generally like this:
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Xyzzy's posts no.107, 230 and 305 are containing almost nothing. In #230 he says that he's going to vote Roa just for the case if "tgwbs knew what he was talking about". This implies xyzzy read through the thread, or read at least something of it, so he is not totally "out", but still this is probably worth nothing. Only that he didn't vote for a wolf. In #305, he says "Hooray, another wolf down."
Well, I am sorry, but I'm basing very much on the "out-game" things, though it's actually in-game, but xyzzy didn't post much, so I take only what I can: Post #114. This is of interest: Quote:
This is all we have of him in-game, though as you can see, it is actually an evidence based on "out-game" things (sex of the Downers, all too known topic. Just today I saw one older thread where I referred to Mac as "she").
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I thought of asking you Mac to do something on Legate. Good to see you took it voluntarily... I'm finished with Rikae pretty soon. It has been a hell of a job as I have tried to be balanced and also look at what Roa has said about her (which seems to be proving the best case so far in favour of Rikae).
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I am neither lover or mythomaniac. I hardly think wolf lommy would have made such an effort to get me lynched. She really pulled the wool over my eyes though .. her Glirdan vote seemed reasonable to me but I seee that Anguirel had an apt pupil..... Well done Roa but it has made what I had expected to be an easy day more difficult. I need to read and catch up but I do think the "no kill is significant". I am sorry to bang on but we do need to think about Xyzzy ....
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The waffling Rikae-analysis (looking at her as a wolf / ranger)
D1 #4 Second post of the game, following the pure nonsense style of Glirdan’s first post. #7 Starts up the famous row with Roa’s first post discussing the gifteds and their revealments. Quote:
#33 Decides to reserve her judgement on Glirdy so far with a lot “waffling”. Suspects tgwbs for his suspicions on Roa ("trying to sound helpful without being helpful") and because he suspected Lommy for early voting. Wonders why tgwbs doesn’t wish a hunter to reveal as it would be better for the wolves s/he didn’t. Now this is a hard one. She manages to defend two known wolves in a same post but what she says about Roa and tgwbs looks like she is in a way defending Roa and she makes a decent point about hunter’s not revealing being better for the wolves (so tgwbs who called for the hunter not to reveal was aiding the wolves’ cause) – although that decency depends on the interpretation of the way the hunter works as there is lots of variation there between the games. #93 Comes in four minutes before the deadline (saying she had a wrong time in mind) and votes for Glirdan for reasons “mentioned earlier”. No problem with getting the time wrong... Voting Glirdan and bringing him back to the game (making Glirdy even with Lommy) looks good for Rikae. Although a wolf Rikae would know the value of that kind of track-record too. She could have voted for her seeming top-suspect from earlier tgwbs with some real chances of getting him lynched too. D2 #117 Quote:
Now the quoted part really raises some questionmarks. So giving kudos to herself from the job she had not performed? Now this could be excellent rangership – making her look as totally messed up with the role she herself has. Great tactics, I’d say. Then again her suspicions on Brinniel look a bit weird as she accuses tgwbs for voting Lommy and then criticises Brinn for thinking Lommy innocent... Also clearing The Sixth and me just because of our votes looks suspiciously like a “friend-gaining” mission. Overall her relation to Lommy is a bit disconcerting: she defends her all the way but still (like here) likes to stress that we don’t know whether she is innocent. #125 Tells that she had realised why there wasn’t a kill. Makes a point why a wolf-Nogrod would not have killed his fellow that early in the game (well he might have done, but the point is reasonable). So not acting the puzzled-one anymore or actually getting to grips with things only now? The problem is that if the latter, then the idea of her “playing” the ignorant (while being the clever ranger) is not more looking less a possibility. Were she a wolf she might have wished to make me feel good not to start suspecting her – but no innocent would wish to jump on someone they honestly thought innocent either... #190 Informs us (after I requested people to do it) being inclined to vote for tgwbs or Brinniel. #207 Defends The Sixth against Legate and wants him to be watched more closely in the future. Votes tgwbs. The reason for the vote: Quote:
#216 Answers on overtime Legate’s post attacking Lommy. Says she hasn’t seen a plausible case against Lommy yet. Edgy with it? D3 #256 Makes an analysis on Glirdy’s interactions on Day1. Makes two points abvout Roa: Quote:
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Looks like she’s learning something from Roa eg. she has started to play the same subdued tactics? But she’s even more subdued with Lommy. #295 Votes Gil-Galad. Okay. This has been discussed somewhat already. So she didn’t trust Mac’s revealment. I can’t blame her as I doubted it to begin with also. And if she’s the ranger she had additional reasons to doubt Mac as he (quite wisely) didn’t say Roa is the hunter. So he might have just said she’s innocent (a wolf-Mac would know that) and ranger-Rikae would know there is something missing... -------------------- Roa on Rikae #9 Explains her point. Says: Quote:
#118 Lists what people thought about Glirdan the Day before. Puts Rikae in the “unsure / thinks innocent” –section. #119 Quote:
Probably just a mistake? Can’t see any significance here but it somewhat spoiled her point on me... #126 Reminds Rikae that she should not be so sure about my innocence as backstabbing has happened before. So the “mother-hunter” yet again correcting her apprentice the ranger? But in this case they would not have a right to PM each other. #148 Attacking tgwbs she says: Quote:
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Post-analysis thoughts on Rikae.
So either Rikae is a clever Ranger who fumbled a little one or two times but learned quickly from her mate Roa the hunter - and she had terrible hunches, defending Glirdy and Lommy both to their ends. Or she is a wolf who first tried to jump on Roa but after that hunkered down and started playing more safely and got forwards with the flow mainly: suspecting tgwbs, Brinn and then me (all non-wolves) at the times these three were generally suspected. She also helped her mates to the end - even risking the attention of not voting Lommy yesterDay. With this I would be totally at lost with her. Roa's posting kind of clears her though. The way she handled her looks like she was trying to keep a distance but still cover for her. With this I would say let's not lynch Rikae - unless there will be someone claiming rangership as well. And even thence I might be compelled to start with the lynching of the contestant. I have promised to visit my mom and the bus goes in a minute. I will be back at least about an hour or two before the deadline...
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I would point out that it is tactically better for a ranger not to be on the money in the game discussions. Their priority is different in that they need to stay alive as long as possible and need to tread a fine line between neither being too threatening to the wolves that they are a night kill priority nor being so suspicious that they get lynched.. of course this is why they can get mistaken for low-flying wolves....
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Legate is truly eloquent. You really have to read between the lines with him. My comments are the ones in brackets. #23 goes after Six and, lesser so, at Lommy - sophisticated debates are useless this early (ewww..) - suspects Rikae, Roa, Glirdan a little - adds his opinion role-reveals #40 thinks the quarrel between Roa and tgwbs speaks for their innocence (I disagree) - says Roa might have a "teacher syndrome" (attempt of downplaying a powerful innocent?) #48 pessimistic about catching wolves on Day One (already said I didn't like this) - suspects Nogrod because of his summary, even though Nogrod said it will be followed by conclusions (this could indeed have been a mistake by Legate) - suspects Brinniel because of things which are due to her schedule (this whole post really doesn't look good at all) #57 hesitant about lynching xyzzy (more than hesitant, he gives points for and against, keeping all the options) #63 takes back suspicion towards Brinn - continues discussing xyzzy - defends tgwbs from a weak point of mine #72 reads sense into Gil's post and ups his suspicion of Lommy, because he had pondered something similar before - continues on xyzzy #79 keeps on talking about lynching xyzzy (without giving away any preference about it, he's really sneaky here in fact) #87 puts his suspicion of Nogrod aside and votes Lommy (at Glirdan 2, Lommy 2, tgwbs 2; this looks extremely innocent, especially since there were only few votes left. However, Lommy voted Glirdan, too. It's possible that the wolves were planning it this way, though this probably takes it too far. Legate's suspicion against Lommy is awfully thin, though on Day One, that's excusable) #101 Lommy voters (Gil & tgwbs) don't look like wolves to him (fair point. However, if anybody did look like a wolf to him (why emphasise the Lommy voters otherwise?), why didn't he vote that one?) ---- #138 criticises my way of making Mith look innocent (good point, of course) - gives more points on Lommy (why now and not the Day before when they could've done harm to his seeming prime suspect?) - no longer wants to lynch Six because he's a newbie #146 list of suspects (I'll just pick the interesting ones: ) - very uncertain about tgwbs - unsuspicious of Rikae - Mith seems innocent but watchworthy - will focus on Nogrod, Lommy and me #159 keeps up suspicion on Lommy - sees connection between her and Six - drops me off his list - Nogrod is either a great wolf or a great innocent (don't say ) - will keep his vote for Lommy back (why does he emphasise this?) - realises the start of the Lommy-waggon #167 misunderstood something I've said (though, if he's evil, it might have been an attempt to start a side discussion) #181 confirms my explanation - dislikes meta-debate (I like it that he does, though, obviously, a wolf would think this way, too) #193 states he has nothing to add (would a wolf dare to admit that?) - nobody said something to change his mind on Lommy (which is true, it went pretty slow during that time) #201 won't vote for tgwbs because he doesn't seem like a wolf to him (knowing Lommy was evil, I thought so, too) #209 votes Lommy when all is decided #212 says even if he had voted earlier, it wouldn't have changed the vote (it doesn't take a lot of imagination to think Legate held back his vote because he realised Lommy could indeed have been lynched. Though he clearly stated he will vote Lommy, he doesn't try to make others do so, too. He plays his suspicion suspiciously unaggressive. Then again, why didn't he just vote somebody else? Did he fear that after Lommy's death (somewhen later), people would have recognised this?) ---- #236 says what Roa says makes sense, even if she lied (huh?) - says Roa's points make Lommy look good, but doesn't put a lot of weight on them - thinks Roa suspicious because of her thoughts on Brinniel - "I doubt we can read something significant from this one. After all, wolves are wolves and do NOT want to be found." (there's that pessimism again) #244 debates that debating Brinniel "without actively posting anything" is useless (indeed, indeed) - defends himself from Roa, again about Brinniel - doesn't like to vote Lommy when she can't show up #258 Gil started to smell - Quote:
#261 says Gil might've tried to give tgwbs a wolf-hint - will flip a coin between Gil and Nogrod (a joke, though once more, he keeps up all his options) #265 defends himself against Mith, who didn't like his vote-lingering #269 quarrels with Mith again #273 votes Gil - if Gil is innocent, look for Mith (I once vocally urged the lynching of Menelwolfmacil only because he said something like that) #275 continues quarreling with Mith #280 if Gil is innocent, Mith probably is a wolf (he said it again! *prepares stones*) #282 suspected me of being seer before, trusts me therefore #286 discusses with Nogrod and wants to know my dreams #291 wants me to take away his comments on Mith (uhmm... no ) ----- #312 calls Nog and Mith 100% innocent (nah!) (he waffles a lot in this post) #313 seconds Nogrod and likes the ranger to reveal #314 wants to hear explanation from Rikae (has overlooked her short one) #320 didn't expect Rikae to be the ranger - xyzzy and Six remain his only options #322, #323. #326 tirade against Six (where is Legate and what have you done with him? No seriously, where's the eloquent and unagressive Legate gone? These posts look like he's trying to frame Six) #327 clears xyzzy #328 jokes - claims his intention was neutral when he started analysing - says he wrote "on walk" (he wrote on walk and was neutral in the beginning... why then does he condemn Six from his first sentence on? He contradicts himself on a very important point. Btw, he reacted on my comment exactly the way I thought he would if he was lupine) Conclusion Starts and urges many side discussions (xyzzy, Brinniel, Mith) His behaviour towards Lommy could be interpreted evilly, but many things can. The important thing is, that it does not clear him of suspicion in any way. His comment about Gil and Mith is straight out of the "Things wolves have to do if they want to be lynched by Mac"-manual. His case against Six is far too condemning and one-sided to be innocent. The chances are high that I will end up voting Legate toDay. edit: If ever again I volunteer to make a long analysis, please, somebody beat some sense into me... |
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Eg. back again. I must say I have left Legate to fly under my radar almost the whole game, mostly due to those blasted meta-reasons as well. But now we can't lean on them anymore than when we had lot to choose from. So I'm also willing to consider this again. Hopefully no one is in a hurry to vote immediately... hopefully some people turn out in the first place... it would be really good to hear from Xyzzy and The Sixth.
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Thanks Mac that is helpful.
I have reread in the light of what we now know and have these conclusions. Macalaure - Seer beyond doubt. Mithalwen - Ordo. Not Lover . Nogrod- Ordo Rikae - ranger soi disant. No point in lynching today - if she is true let the wolves take her.. we have scope to wait. The Sixth Wizard - seems innocent. If Rikae is lying I guess he is the ranger since he seemed to state that Roa was one of the Good guys having said I seemed to be.. but I may be reading too much into syntax. xyzzy Not knowing thte gender I can accept but I thinkif they had liased he would have registered that Thinlomien + Lommy - I am sure in any discussion for example Glirdan would have addressed her as such. However with Lommy away over the weekend Xyzzy on the face of it seems like most likely candidate to miss a kill. Legate Silver tongued but not ringing true.... stirring stuff up but never committing... and the interraction with Lommy doesn't seem right. She made a very funny dig which he never responded too... sorry if I am wrong but I think he will be my choice. I really want to go home soon so any thoughts before I commit?
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Hog on gas..... summat like that.. I may have missed a riposte but ... it was rather startling...
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I got a bit forced feeling from Legate's analysis on The Sixth but it is possible he got a bit carried away too. I do think Mac has a few considerable points on Legate as well but to make myself confident in either accepting them as a reason for lynching him or doubting them to be as inspired I need some time. Sorry, but I just came back and need to think a bit. *darn cigarettes that help you think*
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There is something so outrageous about that ...
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Sorry ... this really seems the most plausible.. I would love to be certain that we could win today but unless we have a cursed the odds are in our favour .. can't believe we would have more than one wolf .. though if we do this is almost sure fire....
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Okay two things.
My impression from what kind of made me feel uneasy with Legate's analysis on The Sixth was the way he at one time made The Sixth look like a clumsy beginner wolf and on others he suspected him of being highly clever and cunning one. Now he can't be both at the same time - unless there is a trend where he had gotten advice during the Nights and gets better and better by Day. This should be checked. I try to do it if I have time. I agree with Mith that it is perfectly plausible that a ranger needs to hunker down and stay out from the heat. And Rikae has had pretty low profile this far. But now after she revealed her role she has been at least as quiet as before. There is RL of course or deliberate decisions to play less involvedly, but I would think she would try to do something for our cause if she in fact is the ranger. So I'm just wondering where she is...
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04-12-2007, 02:37 PM | #352 | |
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04-12-2007, 02:41 PM | #353 | |
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Well it's not as live here as it seemed - ah, so apart from xyzzy&Six she's the only one who hasn't appeared here for some time?
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04-12-2007, 02:49 PM | #354 | |
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But there are other things too. In the worst scenario we have only one chance of missing the wolf. A second miss toMorrow can be the doom of the village if we have lovers / two cobblers. So we can't just shoot in the dark with Xyzzy I'm afraid. Were he the wolf it would be the least earned victory in ww-history I guess? What I have been a bit worried about Legate is that he has been really involved toDay. Waffling again I think I am, but that could speak of two things: a) he's the wolf so near the victory that he does his best and tries all the possibilities to win the Day. b) he's an innocent who sees the direness of our situation and does what he can to help us. Hard to say. There are so many possible plots around that spotting the actual one is darn hard.
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04-12-2007, 02:51 PM | #355 |
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Nogrod, because in your post just before mine, you seemed to expect the wolf to claim to be the ranger; plus, the wolf probably would rather kill me than attack Mac only to have me protect him.Out of Xxzzy, Legate, and Sixth, I'm most suspicious of Legate & his latest posts haven't helped his cause, as far as I'm concerned. What do you think, though?
EDIT: Crossed with a whole boatload of posts that for some reason didn't show up the first time I refreshed the page. Last edited by Rikae; 04-12-2007 at 02:56 PM. |
04-12-2007, 02:51 PM | #356 |
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I'd like to point out that while I'm low-profile, it's because my playing style, and most of the people I paly with, are very low-profile.
Example... By the way, I'm male... sorry for not making that obvious. I suppose I must vote, though it'll probably be for the wrong person. Legate and Sixth seem evil for, ironically, totally opposite reasons. I guess in defense of other low-profile players, I shall vote: ++Legate |
04-12-2007, 02:56 PM | #357 |
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Nogrod and Mith are innocent as far as my dreams go.
Rikae said she's the ranger, and I believe her claim. xyzzy is likely to have missed a kill, but good reasons for his innocence have been given. Tomorrow he'll be one to consider, of course, but not today. Six is acting weird, but that seems to be his style. Meta speaks against his wolvishness. Legate looks a good deal wolvish and wasn't able to shake off my suspicion. That's how I see it at the moment and unless a sudden event changes things, I doubt I will vote somebody else than Legate. |
04-12-2007, 03:01 PM | #358 | |
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Oh, but to what I wanted to say - I am actually c) I am an innocent who, from this morning on, sees the lucky situation we are in, unless we lynch me, and do what I can to make our victory complete. Which, after I read Six's posts, probably means for me even revealing the remaining wolf, since I really think Six it is and no one else. After that, I want to have "slate clean" with my WW-survivals
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04-12-2007, 03:06 PM | #359 |
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I saw this - so it's two votes for me? Please, people, no! You want to pro-longate this for one another day? Who's left to vote - me, Mac, Nogrod, Rikae, Six? Well it's obvious Six would be voting for me, so Mac, Nog, Rikae - I beg you to vote for Six, otherwise I'm gone! Or at best, Menel is flipping a coin.
(All this post is lead in almost hysterically-laughable tone. If you have lovers and two wolves, the grimmest variant, you might yet even lose if you vote me out.
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04-12-2007, 03:07 PM | #360 | |
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But as I said, we should drop the meta-stuff now as there are possibilities that these postings in the Downs do not necessarily clean anyone in the end. All the posting around the deadline were done by people who had only played once or twice before or none at all (I posted to the "Fellowship of the Fourth Age discussion thread" then also as I awaited to Menel's decision - and filled his PM-box - but deleted my post as I saw what was happening not to be seen by anyone that I actually was there so that it couldn't be used by the wolves or the innocents). They might have lost the deadline too withou a senior wolf to make sure of things (sorry Legate, I don't quite believe this from you but it's possible anyhow). The meta-reasons suited as narrow-downs to us earlier in the game, but I think we should now look at everyone from the same level. The Sixth surely looks like he's quite lost many times but he also posts things that at least look pretty complicated. Xyzzy clearly hasd played a totally different game outside the Downs. I must say I'm pretty insecure now. Hopefully I get some good ideas in less than an hour from now. EDIT: X'd with Legate X2
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