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Thankyou, Lewwyn, you didn't break my heart. I love watching Lewwyn on the warpath (when it's not aimed at me).
GG Gaspar. I'm sorry if you didn't enjoy it as much as you would have on the other side. Amusing, because I was wishing I had rolled scum this time. But I think it's been a fun and good natured game for all so far.
2 losses on each side, I would normally think that town should win from here, but the players are dividing so strongly into 'suspicious' and 'towny' camps, that if there is a scum with deep cover they would have a shot of winning. My guess is that after Day 3 the scum strategy would have been to be willing to sacrifice Gaspar/someone to give the final player a better chance, and I still think that its Brick and Novice who are trying a Maximum Distancing gambit. I could be totally wrong though, and can't wait to read the QT.
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(March 1st, 2015, 08:24)Gazglum Wrote: Thankyou, Lewwyn, you didn't break my heart. I love watching Lewwyn on the warpath (when it's not aimed at me).
Absolutely agree 
From a scum POV Town-lewwyn is something that needs to die early as he is usually very strong at/after D3 (if he is not a vig).
So far I really like the game 
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(March 1st, 2015, 11:28)novice Wrote: If that is how you felt, why did Q start a last minute run on Zak on day one? Seriously, why on earth would he do that if Mattimeo had said "go ahead and bus me"?
 was Q not town? What is novice driving at?
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(March 1st, 2015, 08:24)Gazglum Wrote: GG Gaspar. I'm sorry if you didn't enjoy it as much as you would have on the other side. Amusing, because I was wishing I had rolled scum this time. But I think it's been a fun and good natured game for all so far.
Eh, I don't really mind playing scum anymore. My last village game was so frustrating that it took a lot of the shine off. Being wrong is no big, that's par for the course. Being right, arguing vociferously and then getting lynched for it is a whole other level of frustration.
That said, I would have preferred to roll town here simply because its the easier role for me to play, since I've not played in so long.
I've got some dirt on my shoulder, can you brush it off for me?
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(March 1st, 2015, 11:31)Rowain Wrote: From a scum POV Town-lewwyn is something that needs to die early as he is usually very strong at/after D3 (if he is not a vig).
I guess the first 2 days favour players who are more intuitive, and the later days players who are more logical. I think Ichabod, for example, plays his relative best in the early game, while Lewwyn picks up steam as he goes.
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(February 16th, 2015, 14:39)Old Harry Wrote: Without the advantages they had last game (no scum day talk, discarded roles) I'll be surprised if village catch three horrors before they lose. Nice intro though .
I think they can do it!
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(February 19th, 2015, 14:06)Jowy Wrote: (February 18th, 2015, 01:11)Cheater Hater Wrote: What are you supposed to do on d1? Barring starter information (the deck info in the last game, starting with a deathless night), the first votes have to be either meta or random, and that's a problem, right?
Scum always have to pretend. They can slip up on D1 as easily as any other day. Sometimes D1 is even the hardest because it's the hardest to look natural when nothing is going on. As town you should look for these things. And sometimes even random pushes against people will give you a town or scum read on them based on how they take the pressure.
This is very true.
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(February 22nd, 2015, 15:22)Fenn Wrote: Well I think I could have played all that a bit better.  Oh well, it was fun while it lasted.
(February 22nd, 2015, 15:17)Lewwyn Wrote: 
Why claim at the very very deadline when you've been on the block all day?
Oh well, GG Fenn.
I'd hoped to avoid revealing my role (and the power role-ness of other players) until it was necessary. Didn't expect to be lynched until everybody jumped off of Jabbz and Q, but probably should have revealed before then. Guess I learned the hard way...
Yeah that was rough. I actually thought you were bobbing a long as a pretty god villager up until that point after your initial Day 2 post that I didn't like. I voted for you at the end mostly because I knew it didn't matter. You were lynched no matter what I did at that point and I just wanted to make it clear I thought it was suspicious. Plus, I do like jumping around at the end of the day to see what happens.
FWIW I didn't think your play was too bad overall.
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(February 23rd, 2015, 23:06)Commodore Wrote: I swear, Gaspar and Lewwyn didn't roll lovers...
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(February 25th, 2015, 10:46)Rowain Wrote: No matter what his alignment is but I think this is a very good post from novice.
Saul jumping on him just afterwards would make me 'lynch Saul'. Besides it is a fact that pindi reaching the endgame is bad for the village 
Interesting that you and I had different reactions to that post.
Pindi has to break the curse this game! At least I'm praying so, heh.
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