September 26th, 2012, 23:40
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Tasunke Wrote:Well, in this case, I think I'll vote Ichabod.
I'm curious why.
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September 26th, 2012, 23:48
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Injera Wrote:Whoops, this came out wrong. Day 3 Catwalk and Mero votes were more or less randomly distributed between Day 4 Matt voters. Day 2, however, all pindicator votes were from Mattimeo voters, while all Ichabod voters were from non-Matt voters, and Sareln voters were all over the place.
I've done pretty poorly this game trying to read between the lines as opposed to just looking at what's in front of me, so pindicator.
Interesting to me too. I'm willing to start on Pindicator and see where that shakes out.
Today is weird. I think watching who votes for who will be a good indication of who's more suspicious of less suspicious.
So, waterbat, if you're wondering who's in cahoots... gonna have to see how things shake out with other voters. I am particularly interested to see what Selrahc has to say and almost voted there first.
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September 26th, 2012, 23:48
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Pindicator
Would help if I highlighted. >_>
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September 26th, 2012, 23:52
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Sorry fellas - getting dogpiled at an inconvenient time (Hi, Ichabod) for this game. I do have some thoughts I'd like to publish but I've gotta prioritize. I'll get to it tomorrow AM.
I've got some dirt on my shoulder, can you brush it off for me?
September 27th, 2012, 00:01
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Well, hell I guess I'd vote Injera before Pindicator ...
I mean, with Qqqqq being village, that leaves only Injera to benefit from Mattimeo being lynched (assuming we are looking at Matt as a possible bus)
Still, one must not forget that he is a claimed tracker, and it is not unheard of for there to be multiple investigative roles for the village.
Of those remaining, Azza Ichabod and Rowain all look rather guilty, to a degree ...
On the OTHER hand, lynching a power worked well with Mattimeo, so why not Injera?
still, even if its too obvious, I see no reason to not be voting Ichabod right now, at least given his (a little to vigorous) defense of Mattimeo.
September 27th, 2012, 00:02
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Yes, Injera may be a fine lynch today ... perhaps though it would be best for now to put pressure on Ichabod.
September 27th, 2012, 00:03
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Gaspar Wrote:Sorry fellas - getting dogpiled at an inconvenient time (Hi, Ichabod) for this game. I do have some thoughts I'd like to publish but I've gotta prioritize. I'll get to it tomorrow AM.
Hmm.
Is there ever a convenient time to be dogpiled? 
September 27th, 2012, 00:08
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Hmm.
Selrahc-21
Azza-34
and Molach-35
have the lowest post counts of the living players by FAR.
next lowest is Gaspar at 85 posts.
Interestingly though, Qqqqq was nightkilled at only 66 posts ... perhaps this means the wolves really feared him? If that is the case, then if Injera is still alive tomorrow he should be probably lynched.
September 27th, 2012, 00:16
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sorry, what I meant was that if the wolves decided to kill Qqqqq it was ONLY out of fear of his night-ability. Which means that if they do not deal with Injera in the same manner, that means either Injera is a wolf OR they feel more confident in an Injera mislynch than a Qqqq one ... or they just went out of their way to frame Injera for whatever reason. I mean, perhaps to "craft" him into being more mislynchable than Injera ... but really? If that was the case why not simply let the more mislynchable one live regardless, as they would be FAR easier to frame?
All this aside, while this may appear a primarily recursive game of What would a wolf do ... I think the simplest, and perhaps best explanation is that Injera is indeed a wolf. Now, if everyone suspects him the IRONY is that he WONT get nightkilled on night 5 for that very reason (a frame/set up). STILL though, I think it would be good process to lynch Injera unless he handily finds (and manages to lynch) a wolf fairly soon. Namely in the next two days.
BUT! Lets look at this another way. Between Qqqq and Injera, who would be easier to get mislynched? I personally do not know. If it is Injera, then yes Qqqq was the best nightkill option. I mean, assuming Qqqq had the least suspicion AND was nightkilled, then chances are Injera is a villager. HOWEVER! If Qqqq had the most suspicion and was nightkilled, then Injera is most likely a wolf.
If someone else could determine whom of the two was the most lynchable, we may be able to determine Injera's alignment right here and now.
September 27th, 2012, 00:17
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Tasunke Wrote:I mean, with Qqqqq being village, that leaves only Injera to benefit from Mattimeo being lynched (assuming we are looking at Matt as a possible bus)
Mighty big assumption there.
Tasunke Wrote:Still, one must not forget that he is a claimed tracker, and it is not unheard of for there to be multiple investigative roles for the village.
Sure. But if you think it's "not unheard of" to have multiple villager investigative roles, multiple wolf investigative roles must be even rarer.
Tasunke Wrote:Of those remaining, Azza Ichabod and Rowain all look rather guilty, to a degree ...
How so? What makes you think they look guilty?
Tasunke Wrote:On the OTHER hand, lynching a power worked well with Mattimeo, so why not Injera?
Brilliant logic.
Tasunke Wrote:Interestingly though, Qqqqq was nightkilled at only 66 posts ... perhaps this means the wolves really feared him? If that is the case, then if Injera is still alive tomorrow he should be probably lynched.
I'm pretty sure I not too long for this game, but let's not let the wolves dictate our lynches.
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