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Are you, in fact, a pregnant lady who lives in the apartment next door to Superdeath's parents? - Commodore |
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Werewolf 12: Game Thread
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Gaspar Wrote:Still think Tasunke's a better target... Well, given the theory that the wolves have at least one of the Watcher/Voyeur roles...um, process of elimination?
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Bye Bigger Perhaps next time don't put on your wolf-mask when you are doing your voyeuring
 The game feels & plays quite differently when one is asleep during the final 2 hours. I'm now very interested to hear what Lewwyn thinks this move has tought us. But maybe thats better a thing for the day. Catwalk Wrote:Gaspar, why didn't you chip in and state which of the targets on the block you found better? If you don't want people to keep saying nasty things about you, you should start getting in the habit of reading people's posts before posting redundant questions. If you would like to receive respect, you should give respect. If you read my last bullet post I indicated how I felt about both Bigger and Commodore. My thoughts on the lynch - as I said, work sucked so I wasn't able to check in more than I did. Some days you can, some days you can't. Nature of my line of work. Anyway, Bigger's reveal seemed very plausible to me. Given how Day 1 ended I was very likely to be investigated. That made more sense as a target. Whereas, for example, a wolf tracker might want to check Sareln as a baner shot-in-the-dark. Hence my vote on Tasunke. As far as Commodore - I think his play has been pretty consistent with his personality. I found him suspicious early but I thought his defense today was pretty earnest and legit - as if he were finding his sea legs in the game. Would I put my own life on the line for his innocence? No. But if you ask if I think he's guilty? No, I don't. I don't have any brilliant new thoughts. But when I do, you'll be the first to know.
Go to sleep with a clear front-runner Commodore, come back with a tied up Bigger.
Well, sucks that we hit a villager of course. And I'm not sure right now what we have learned. Probably have to reread that last day and thats something I hate to do in those big games. 
Gaspar Wrote:If you don't want people to keep saying nasty things about you, you should start getting in the habit of reading people's posts before posting redundant questions. If you would like to receive respect, you should give respect. If you read my last bullet post I indicated how I felt about both Bigger and Commodore.I did read that post, sorry if I worded my post wrong. What I meant to ask was whether or not you were aware of what the lynch tally was (roughly). Serdoa had posted one (post 644) a few posts before your last vote (post 652). Jkaen, we should probably be careful with suspecting Bigger voters unless Commodore turns out to be guilty. If he's innocent, vote switches mean hardly anything. Mardoc Wrote:But you want to put a whole category of people off limits on the off-chance that maybe a strong power role exists, and maybe they have it, and maybe they'll use it well enough to make us win? And you think *I'm* the one who's dense? Not sure which explanation I prefer for my exceptional gravitational pull... being fat or being dense. But my point was that we already had two expendable candidates on the block, who had been given ample time to present a defense.* Rush lynching a third potentially off-line candidate seemed unwise unless you really believed that both of them were innocent. (And if you did, you would know that there was at least one investigator and one vanilla villager in play... which to me suggests a "traditional" setup where some roles are much more powerful than others.) I thought it would be better to get some actual resolution, at a very acceptable risk. Breaking some eggs and all that. *I thought Bigger was back from his wedding trip... sorry about that.
If you know what I mean.
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