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Then vote against tru1cy. It's obvious that he's a rebel. Just look at his name!theohall wrote:Awfully quiet with the deadline rapidly approaching on Wednesday.
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The goal of a post count isn't to identify the quiet ones. It's to identify the ones who aren't doing what they typically do.RMC wrote:Post counts at this point are a red herring in my book. The quiet ones might be on team evil, but they could be good specials hiding out. So with a few weekends and a holiday weekend in the mix I am really reluctant to use that as my only base point.
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Valid point, and red herring might have been a bad choice of words, I simply wanted to clarify that low post counts, of which I was one, is not in itself on Day 1 an indication of good or evil.Grundbegriff wrote:The goal of a post count isn't to identify the quiet ones. It's to identify the ones who aren't doing what they typically do.RMC wrote:Post counts at this point are a red herring in my book. The quiet ones might be on team evil, but they could be good specials hiding out. So with a few weekends and a holiday weekend in the mix I am really reluctant to use that as my only base point.

I concede that it does help establish a pattern to see what someone is doing vs what they have don in the past. Or even the change from day 1 to day x.

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Since Theohall wants someone run up to N-1, why not oblige him?theohall wrote:Awfully quiet with the deadline rapidly approaching on Wednesday.
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Actually, we'll get back to that.... let's make this triggercut
That vote is based off something super mysterious I will tell you all about later.
That vote is based off something super mysterious I will tell you all about later.
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solid plan there unagi.
solid plan there unagi.
Some claim to be things they aren't.
Some claim things they don't deserve.
Some claim to know more than they ever will.
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you post too fast
Some claim to be things they aren't.
Some claim things they don't deserve.
Some claim to know more than they ever will.
I don't claim anything, because no one would believe the truth anyways.
Some claim things they don't deserve.
Some claim to know more than they ever will.
I don't claim anything, because no one would believe the truth anyways.
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Unagi wrote:That vote is based off something super mysterious I will tell you all about later.

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Go ahead and tell us now.Unagi wrote:Actually, we'll get back to that.... let's make this triggercut
That vote is based off something super mysterious I will tell you all about later.
I'm fascinated to hear it.
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I did.Grundbegriff wrote:Then vote against tru1cy. It's obvious that he's a rebel. Just look at his name!theohall wrote:Awfully quiet with the deadline rapidly approaching on Wednesday.

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Grundbegriff wrote:Here are the ones I find especially interesting:
Fourth, and most strikingly: what happened to the new, talkative tru1cy?
My job is the protect the emperor not engage in idle chatter. You talk I protect. I have nothing and see no reason to move my vote
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Even though I'm drumming up an insane clone posse against you?tru1cy wrote:I have nothing and see no reason to move my voteGrundbegriff wrote:...what happened to the new, talkative tru1cy?
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so no one else see's this in unagi? Is it just me? I mean he asked for a train, got it...then pounces on somoen for adding a n-1 vote...wasnt that what he wanted? He just seems the evil, bully unagi of previous incarnations.
also i have no intention of voting for scoop right now, if scoop is rebel, he'll get himself in trouble some way or another. I much rather get the unagi express going...IF push came to shove, i could potentially vote for any of my other suspects...ie...truicy, lassr, grund.
-regarding the meta thing...i got jumped on that last game...there is a fine line there, and a certain gray area. where it is, well ...uyou know when folks squeal bout it.
also i have no intention of voting for scoop right now, if scoop is rebel, he'll get himself in trouble some way or another. I much rather get the unagi express going...IF push came to shove, i could potentially vote for any of my other suspects...ie...truicy, lassr, grund.
-regarding the meta thing...i got jumped on that last game...there is a fine line there, and a certain gray area. where it is, well ...uyou know when folks squeal bout it.
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Hmm. Interesting and could be fun.Newcastle wrote:so no one else see's this in unagi? Is it just me? I mean he asked for a train, got it...then pounces on somoen for adding a n-1 vote...wasnt that what he wanted? He just seems the evil, bully unagi of previous incarnations.
also i have no intention of voting for scoop right now, if scoop is rebel, he'll get himself in trouble some way or another. I much rather get the unagi express going...IF push came to shove, i could potentially vote for any of my other suspects...ie...truicy, lassr, grund.
-regarding the meta thing...i got jumped on that last game...there is a fine line there, and a certain gray area. where it is, well ...uyou know when folks squeal bout it.
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Really? That's your conclusion. You get all that because Scoop was run up the flag pole, wasn't saluted, and didn't get assassinated by yoda between 8:04 and 8:24 eastern time? *shrug*triggercut wrote:The fact that we can't get a bandwagon going on anyone *except* Scoop tells me that he's Empire to the soles of his Stormtrooper Boots.
Also, it's nice to have Yoda back from his weeklong absence!
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You probably missed when we were told that Yoda and Dooku can place their overvotes conditionally. They needn't be around when someone hits the top of the flagpole, but can issue a PM instruction to bb2112 saying "If player x gets to n-1, place my overvote upon them."LordMortis wrote:Really? That's your conclusion. You get all that because Scoop was run up the flag pole, wasn't saluted, and didn't get assassinated by yoda between 8:04 and 8:24 eastern time? *shrug*triggercut wrote:The fact that we can't get a bandwagon going on anyone *except* Scoop tells me that he's Empire to the soles of his Stormtrooper Boots.
Also, it's nice to have Yoda back from his weeklong absence!
Did you not seeing that earlier cause some consternation over on the Rebel boards, LM?

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Did you not see Dooku/Yoda/R2 (if any of them are even in the game) might not have been aware of this prior to the question being clarified?triggercut wrote:You probably missed when we were told that Yoda and Dooku can place their overvotes conditionally. They needn't be around when someone hits the top of the flagpole, but can issue a PM instruction to bb2112 saying "If player x gets to n-1, place my overvote upon them."LordMortis wrote:Really? That's your conclusion. You get all that because Scoop was run up the flag pole, wasn't saluted, and didn't get assassinated by yoda between 8:04 and 8:24 eastern time? *shrug*triggercut wrote:The fact that we can't get a bandwagon going on anyone *except* Scoop tells me that he's Empire to the soles of his Stormtrooper Boots.
Also, it's nice to have Yoda back from his weeklong absence!
Did you not seeing that earlier cause some consternation over on the Rebel boards, LM?
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Oh, I'm pretty sure at least one of them was completely unaware of it, given Lord Mortis's stated assumption that Yoda had but 24 minutes to cast his overvote.theohall wrote:Did you not see Dooku/Yoda/R2 (if any of them are even in the game) might not have been aware of this prior to the question being clarified?triggercut wrote:You probably missed when we were told that Yoda and Dooku can place their overvotes conditionally. They needn't be around when someone hits the top of the flagpole, but can issue a PM instruction to bb2112 saying "If player x gets to n-1, place my overvote upon them."LordMortis wrote:Really? That's your conclusion. You get all that because Scoop was run up the flag pole, wasn't saluted, and didn't get assassinated by yoda between 8:04 and 8:24 eastern time? *shrug*triggercut wrote:The fact that we can't get a bandwagon going on anyone *except* Scoop tells me that he's Empire to the soles of his Stormtrooper Boots.
Also, it's nice to have Yoda back from his weeklong absence!
Did you not seeing that earlier cause some consternation over on the Rebel boards, LM?
What's your point?
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BTW, while the rule was clarified to allow the conditional, we were told specifically that Dooku/Yoda/R2 could place their votes (when eligible) at any point during the day, with the caveat being that the overvote was un-moveable and stuck on whomever for the entire day-turn. That's on page 1, I believe. So, in answer to your question...I don't know what LM is thinking with his supposition that if Yoda wanted to put Scoop over the top that it was a pre-requisite that he be playing in-thread at the point where Scoop got to N-1 in order to place that decisive vote.theohall wrote:Did you not see Dooku/Yoda/R2 (if any of them are even in the game) might not have been aware of this prior to the question being clarified?triggercut wrote:You probably missed when we were told that Yoda and Dooku can place their overvotes conditionally. They needn't be around when someone hits the top of the flagpole, but can issue a PM instruction to bb2112 saying "If player x gets to n-1, place my overvote upon them."LordMortis wrote:Really? That's your conclusion. You get all that because Scoop was run up the flag pole, wasn't saluted, and didn't get assassinated by yoda between 8:04 and 8:24 eastern time? *shrug*triggercut wrote:The fact that we can't get a bandwagon going on anyone *except* Scoop tells me that he's Empire to the soles of his Stormtrooper Boots.
Also, it's nice to have Yoda back from his weeklong absence!
Did you not seeing that earlier cause some consternation over on the Rebel boards, LM?
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I didn't miss it. I didn't pay attention to when the question was asked. I suppose we'll see what happens next when bb2112 gives us input. I imagine the frame up is underway if scoop's imperial.triggercut wrote:You probably missed when we were told that Yoda and Dooku can place their overvotes conditionally. They needn't be around when someone hits the top of the flagpole, but can issue a PM instruction to bb2112 saying "If player x gets to n-1, place my overvote upon them."LordMortis wrote:Really? That's your conclusion. You get all that because Scoop was run up the flag pole, wasn't saluted, and didn't get assassinated by yoda between 8:04 and 8:24 eastern time? *shrug*triggercut wrote:The fact that we can't get a bandwagon going on anyone *except* Scoop tells me that he's Empire to the soles of his Stormtrooper Boots.
Also, it's nice to have Yoda back from his weeklong absence!
Did you not seeing that earlier cause some consternation over on the Rebel boards, LM?
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Votes
1 Lassr -----------------> Scoop20906
2 RMC ------------------>
3 Tru1cy --------------- > Unagi
4 Remus West ---------> Scoop20906
5 Qantaga --------------> Tru1cy
6 Newcastle ------------> Unagi
7 Mr. Bubbles ----------> Semaj
8 Theohall --------------> Tru1cy
9 Chaosraven ----------> Kenetickid
10 Scoop20906 ----------> Pr0ner
11 Coopasonic ----------->
12 El Guapo --------------> Scoop20906
13 Lord Mortis -----------> Scoop20906
14 Stessier ---------------> Scoop20906
15 Unagi ------------------> Triggercut
16 Pr0ner -----------------> Scoop20906
17 Semaj -----------------> Scoop20906
18 Kenetickid ------------> Chaosraven
19 Triggercut ------------> Unagi
20 Isgrimnur -------------> Triggercut
21 Grundbegriff ---------> Tru1cy
Unagi 3 <----------------- Tru1cy, Newcastle, Triggercut
Tru1cy 3 <---------------- Qantaga, Theohall, Grundbegrifff
Semaj 1 <----------------- Mr Bubbles
Scoop20906 7 <---------- Stessier, Lassr, Pr0ner, Remus West, El Guapo, Lord Mortis, Semaj
Pr0ner 1 <---------------- Scoop20906
Kenetickid 1 <----------- Chaosraven
Triggercut 2 <----------- Isgrimnur, Unagi
Chaosraven 1 <---------- Kenetickid
Majority is 11
Deadline: July 13th 9PM EST
1 Lassr -----------------> Scoop20906
2 RMC ------------------>
3 Tru1cy --------------- > Unagi
4 Remus West ---------> Scoop20906
5 Qantaga --------------> Tru1cy
6 Newcastle ------------> Unagi
7 Mr. Bubbles ----------> Semaj
8 Theohall --------------> Tru1cy
9 Chaosraven ----------> Kenetickid
10 Scoop20906 ----------> Pr0ner
11 Coopasonic ----------->
12 El Guapo --------------> Scoop20906
13 Lord Mortis -----------> Scoop20906
14 Stessier ---------------> Scoop20906
15 Unagi ------------------> Triggercut
16 Pr0ner -----------------> Scoop20906
17 Semaj -----------------> Scoop20906
18 Kenetickid ------------> Chaosraven
19 Triggercut ------------> Unagi
20 Isgrimnur -------------> Triggercut
21 Grundbegriff ---------> Tru1cy
Unagi 3 <----------------- Tru1cy, Newcastle, Triggercut
Tru1cy 3 <---------------- Qantaga, Theohall, Grundbegrifff
Semaj 1 <----------------- Mr Bubbles
Scoop20906 7 <---------- Stessier, Lassr, Pr0ner, Remus West, El Guapo, Lord Mortis, Semaj
Pr0ner 1 <---------------- Scoop20906
Kenetickid 1 <----------- Chaosraven
Triggercut 2 <----------- Isgrimnur, Unagi
Chaosraven 1 <---------- Kenetickid
Majority is 11
Deadline: July 13th 9PM EST
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Yes? Did I miss a question?LordMortis wrote:... and bb posts quickly...

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Re: Star Wars WW - Day 1
How about if we run scoop
back up to n-1 and see if Dooku wants to let us all know he's here?
back up to n-1 and see if Dooku wants to let us all know he's here?
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That R2D2 is likely not even in the game, assuming he would take the earliest opportunity to take out an Imperial, since it is a one-shot. Yoda, if present, didn't have the time if he didn't place a standing order, while a standing order on the first Day One train is extremely unlikely. And Dooku would be an idiot to use his only over-vote on Day One without further info.triggercut wrote:Oh, I'm pretty sure at least one of them was completely unaware of it, given Lord Mortis's stated assumption that Yoda had but 24 minutes to cast his overvote.theohall wrote:Did you not see Dooku/Yoda/R2 (if any of them are even in the game) might not have been aware of this prior to the question being clarified?triggercut wrote:You probably missed when we were told that Yoda and Dooku can place their overvotes conditionally. They needn't be around when someone hits the top of the flagpole, but can issue a PM instruction to bb2112 saying "If player x gets to n-1, place my overvote upon them."LordMortis wrote:Really? That's your conclusion. You get all that because Scoop was run up the flag pole, wasn't saluted, and didn't get assassinated by yoda between 8:04 and 8:24 eastern time? *shrug*triggercut wrote:The fact that we can't get a bandwagon going on anyone *except* Scoop tells me that he's Empire to the soles of his Stormtrooper Boots.
Also, it's nice to have Yoda back from his weeklong absence!
Did you not seeing that earlier cause some consternation over on the Rebel boards, LM?
What's your point?
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Re: Star Wars WW - Day 1
mis-read his ruleztheohall wrote:That R2D2 is likely not even in the game, assuming he would take the earliest opportunity to take out an Imperial, since it is a one-shot. Yoda, if present, didn't have the time if he didn't place a standing order, while a standing order on the first Day One train is extremely unlikely. And Dooku would be an idiot to use his only over-vote on Day One without further info.triggercut wrote:Oh, I'm pretty sure at least one of them was completely unaware of it, given Lord Mortis's stated assumption that Yoda had but 24 minutes to cast his overvote.theohall wrote:Did you not see Dooku/Yoda/R2 (if any of them are even in the game) might not have been aware of this prior to the question being clarified?triggercut wrote:You probably missed when we were told that Yoda and Dooku can place their overvotes conditionally. They needn't be around when someone hits the top of the flagpole, but can issue a PM instruction to bb2112 saying "If player x gets to n-1, place my overvote upon them."LordMortis wrote:Really? That's your conclusion. You get all that because Scoop was run up the flag pole, wasn't saluted, and didn't get assassinated by yoda between 8:04 and 8:24 eastern time? *shrug*triggercut wrote:The fact that we can't get a bandwagon going on anyone *except* Scoop tells me that he's Empire to the soles of his Stormtrooper Boots.
Also, it's nice to have Yoda back from his weeklong absence!
Did you not seeing that earlier cause some consternation over on the Rebel boards, LM?
What's your point?

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Re: Star Wars WW - Day 1
What if Scoop is Dooku, and thus Empire?Chaosraven wrote:How about if we run scoop
back up to n-1 and see if Dooku wants to let us all know he's here?
What if Dooku believes Scoop to be an Empire teammate?
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As I've stated previously, R2 only gets to do his thing once in the game. If he's active this game his power gets more and more powerful with each successive day as the number of votes to put someone over decreases while his number of overvotes stays constant at 3.theohall wrote: That R2D2 is likely not even in the game, assuming he would take the earliest opportunity to take out an Imperial, since it is a one-shot. Yoda, if present, didn't have the time if he didn't place a standing order, while a standing order on the first Day One train is extremely unlikely. And Dooku would be an idiot to use his only over-vote on Day One without further info.
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Re: Star Wars WW - Day 1
That assumes 2 things - 1) R2 doesn't get lynched early or 2) R2 is even in the game.triggercut wrote:As I've stated previously, R2 only gets to do his thing once in the game. If he's active this game his power gets more and more powerful with each successive day as the number of votes to put someone over decreases while his number of overvotes stays constant at 3.theohall wrote: That R2D2 is likely not even in the game, assuming he would take the earliest opportunity to take out an Imperial, since it is a one-shot. Yoda, if present, didn't have the time if he didn't place a standing order, while a standing order on the first Day One train is extremely unlikely. And Dooku would be an idiot to use his only over-vote on Day One without further info.
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And if he's not, but Yoda is, and Yoda pretends to be him, then what?Chaosraven wrote:How about if we run scoop
back up to n-1 and see if Dooku wants to let us all know he's here?
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Newcastle makes good points about Unagi. More broadly, I get that it's day one and all, but he ought to put more of an argument into his votes then "hey, n-1".
withdraw Scoop
Unagi.
Also noteworthy is that tru1cy's response to Grund is also a little baffling, and Chaosraven's Dooku argument is thoroughly illogical for the reasons noted.
withdraw Scoop
Unagi.
Also noteworthy is that tru1cy's response to Grund is also a little baffling, and Chaosraven's Dooku argument is thoroughly illogical for the reasons noted.
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So hold the phone, Chuck.
Why does Chaosraven think that the only over-vote role active in the game belongs to Count Dooku?
Does he know that there's no Yoda and no R2?
Did we just get our first break in the game here?
Why does Chaosraven think that the only over-vote role active in the game belongs to Count Dooku?
Does he know that there's no Yoda and no R2?
Did we just get our first break in the game here?
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Re: Star Wars WW - Day 1
In fact, I think it's worth a vote.
Withdraw Unagi
Chaosraven
Withdraw Unagi
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I agree this looks like a slip of the tongue.triggercut wrote:In fact, I think it's worth a vote.
Withdraw Unagi
Chaosraven
Chaosraven
Chaosraven wrote:How about if we run scoop
back up to n-1 and see if Dooku wants to let us all know he's here?
What you talking about CR?
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Re: Star Wars WW - Day 1
More than a slip of the tongue--I think an accidental betrayal of knowledge.
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Re: Star Wars WW - Day 1
I guess I'm the only one without a vote, so I'll stick it on CR. I find it hard to believe that was a slip of any kind. That would be incredibly sloppy.
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Re: Star Wars WW - Day 1
I don't understand. You don't think it was a slip of any kind (because that would be too slopy), which would mean that you think he was presenting an honest argument, I guess? But you're voting for him?coopasonic wrote:I guess I'm the only one without a vote, so I'll stick it on CR. I find it hard to believe that was a slip of any kind. That would be incredibly sloppy.
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