February 22nd, 2011, 07:09
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Cyneheard Wrote:No, he isn't lying. The owl found the Devil.
thats how is happened and roland is in the network he just go over excited
February 22nd, 2011, 09:53
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I don't think this game is too bad... I've played games where there's over 500 posts a day with like 20 players or so, now that's hard to keep up with.
February 22nd, 2011, 15:41
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If they manage to kill selrahc and he indeed is the devil, Serdoa should be killed after that. He's making it too obvious to anyone watching that he is a wolf...
February 22nd, 2011, 16:38
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Ichabod Wrote:If they manage to kill selrahc and he indeed is the devil, Serdoa should be killed after that. He's making it too obvious to anyone watching that he is a wolf...
If he is a wolf, he really is shockingly bad at it! The wolves don't need the devil any more (& he's marked for death anyway) as the power roles are out in the open. If they have any sense they'd be piling onto Selrahc & uberfish to try and build up enough trust & avoid giving the seer/owl reasons to scry them.
Serdoa had better be innocent as I am almost certain he will be scried in the next night phase.
Their best hope is that MJW keeps playing his mystifying game and for some reason doesn't protect sunrise. Kill the seer & they may just have a chance.
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February 22nd, 2011, 20:50
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hey Fire&Ice- MJW keeps sending panicked PMs to me, saying that you're going to take away his baner save. Is that true?
February 23rd, 2011, 00:58
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Yeah, bit too many walls of text going on here, players maybe getting a little too involved.
Can understand it's easy to do.
Don't like the way MJW is playing the game, seems incomprehensible to me.
Some remarkable leaps of faith made on the basis of some people typing a lot, possible wolf tactic for the future?
February 23rd, 2011, 10:54
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So, has Serdoa just decided that since most people have already guessed that he's a wolf, he can just blatantly go all out in defending other wolves?
February 23rd, 2011, 10:58
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scooter Wrote:[strike]Selrahc[/strike]
uberfish
This makes the most sense of anything I've read today. The reward is equal, but the risk is much lower for lynching uberfish. If what I said a few posts ago can be explained by someone voting for Selrahc, please do it and I'll consider that, but until then, uberfish has my vote.
Except that Selrahc has not made the claim to be the seer has he? Or any other role claim besides not being devil. With the amount of votes against him, he surely would have.
Overall, while the villagers haven't played exceptionally, I don't think the wolves are doing a great job either.
EDIT: This is an interesting response:
uberfish Wrote:Selrahc is obviously not the real seer or he'd have claimed by now. Can we just kill him and come back to the question of my status tomorrow.
February 23rd, 2011, 11:58
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By the way, I had an idea for a mason strategy after this game started (and after it was too late to use it). Is there any reason why this wouldn't work?
Both masons come forward and publically announce themselves on day 1. In order to prove their identities, they request that one of them be lynched. Since (despite the results of this game) a villager is almost always lynched on day 1, that's no big loss. And it then proves to everyone that the remaining mason is 100% trustworthy.
The baner can protect that mason during the night, and the seer can give him the scry results. The mason can then act as the mouthpiece for the seer, while remaining perfectly safe. It seems like the only chance the wolves would have, then, is to get lucky and randomly kill the baner or seer. Am I missing something? The only potential problem I can think of is with the fool, or wolves posing as the seer. But that would quickly get resolved after day 2.
February 23rd, 2011, 12:05
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luddite Wrote:By the way, I had an idea for a mason strategy after this game started (and after it was too late to use it). Is there any reason why this wouldn't work?
Both masons come forward and publically announce themselves on day 1. In order to prove their identities, they request that one of them be lynched. Since (despite the results of this game) a villager is almost always lynched on day 1, that's no big loss. And it then proves to everyone that the remaining mason is 100% trustworthy.
The baner can protect that mason during the night, and the seer can give him the scry results. The mason can then act as the mouthpiece for the seer, while remaining perfectly safe. It seems like the only chance the wolves would have, then, is to get lucky and randomly kill the baner or seer. Am I missing something? The only potential problem I can think of is with the fool, or wolves posing as the seer. But that would quickly get resolved after day 2.
How does the Mason know that the seer(s) contacting him are who they say they are? Sounds like more villagers must die to verify this.
Edit: You already addressed this. 
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