Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Game Over
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Day 4
looking over the last few pages the one thing that stood out to me about Moliere is he swooped in and placed the lynching vote on Holman. Yes Holman turned out to be a wolf but I was hoping to see if Dooku would place the final vote or if he'd sit there a while with 3 votes. The longer Holman set there without a 4th vote the more likely he was sith. Moliere placed that vote like he knew Dooku would not be placing that vote and he wanted to grab the credibility of killing a sith.
Granted Holman was going to die either way. So in the scheme of things it did not matter but the timing just seems off.
Granted Holman was going to die either way. So in the scheme of things it did not matter but the timing just seems off.
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a taunt?
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Day 4
For RMC we had the post of him getting the Dooku voting rule wrong like Holman after we had talked about it twice before.
He did push for Holman early and was the first vote on him. I don't give much credibility for that these days because it's a pretty common ploy now for wolves to gain credibility.
He did push for Holman early and was the first vote on him. I don't give much credibility for that these days because it's a pretty common ploy now for wolves to gain credibility.
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Day 4
Really??? With only 2 wolves, that would take balls, considering that Holman was not on very many radars, and I was/am.Lassr wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2018 11:57 pm For RMC we had the post of him getting the Dooku voting rule wrong like Holman after we had talked about it twice before.
He did push for Holman early and was the first vote on him. I don't give much credibility for that these days because it's a pretty common ploy now for wolves to gain credibility.
But I can concede, that a ploy like that is something I might do. But I did not do that, because I am still not a wolf.
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It would take balls, I agree, but it has been done before.RMC wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2018 12:08 amReally??? With only 2 wolves, that would take balls, considering that Holman was not on very many radars, and I was/am.Lassr wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2018 11:57 pm For RMC we had the post of him getting the Dooku voting rule wrong like Holman after we had talked about it twice before.
He did push for Holman early and was the first vote on him. I don't give much credibility for that these days because it's a pretty common ploy now for wolves to gain credibility.
But I can concede, that a ploy like that is something I might do. But I did not do that, because I am still not a wolf.
The only reason people get lost in thought is because it's unfamiliar territory.
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Day 4
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That's the way I'm leaning. He & Holman played about the same type of game. Hanging around making posts but never seemed to be trying to find wolves.
That's the way I'm leaning. He & Holman played about the same type of game. Hanging around making posts but never seemed to be trying to find wolves.
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Touche' But I know I am not a wolf, so it did not happen this time.Lassr wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2018 9:35 amIt would take balls, I agree, but it has been done before.RMC wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2018 12:08 amReally??? With only 2 wolves, that would take balls, considering that Holman was not on very many radars, and I was/am.Lassr wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2018 11:57 pm For RMC we had the post of him getting the Dooku voting rule wrong like Holman after we had talked about it twice before.
He did push for Holman early and was the first vote on him. I don't give much credibility for that these days because it's a pretty common ploy now for wolves to gain credibility.
But I can concede, that a ploy like that is something I might do. But I did not do that, because I am still not a wolf.
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Day 4
So while I was scooping the wolf you were delaying and avoiding voting for him:
You seem to keep trying to misdirect us away from Holman.
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Also, El Guapo was scanned innocent, ipso facto...
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Day 4
We have to be careful, because if this will not lose the game for the villagers, then Dooku's vote is still in play. I have not run the numbers yet..Moliere wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2018 10:18 amSo while I was scooping the wolf you were delaying and avoiding voting for him:
You seem to keep trying to misdirect us away from Holman.
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this part is true. I was delaying because I was not 100% sure he was a wolf. The longer he went without a Dooku vote the more confident I was that he was in fact a wolf. If everyone had posted after the weekend and BB had not ended the day announcing a lynch then I was going to switch my vote. There was no rush at that time.
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If Holman was not Dooku but good point. We still have tomorrow so Dooku could vote today.
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There was no re-directing at that point. Holman was going to die that day. It was the last day and there was no change of direction, it was just waiting to see if Dooku would use his power to do it.
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Day 1
Lassr doesn't want to lynch Unagi on day 1.Lassr wrote: ↑Thu Feb 01, 2018 2:19 pmI would have to say Unagi is one I would not want to lynch on day 1 either unless there was good evidence; Even if I agree with Remus point. He would make a good pick to keep him off the good side, yet he would also make a good night one kill without drawing him over to the dark side.Remus West wrote: ↑Thu Feb 01, 2018 12:09 pmSo you agree that Unagi would be a likely choice for the Count but find it better to lynch elsewhere. I see.El Guapo wrote: ↑Wed Jan 31, 2018 12:05 pmHmmm, this is actually a good point, although I still don't want to throw away Unagi on a day 1 vote.Remus West wrote: ↑Wed Jan 31, 2018 10:24 am Unagi
If he isn't the Alpha then whichever of you is probably chose him to avoid being chased by him.
Though Holman also did not want to lynch Unagi on day 1.
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Day 1
Moliere says almost nothing day 1 (probably when I couldn't remember the log-on for that account), but does pop in to Scoop Scoop.
Of Lassr, RMC, and Moliere, Lassr seems the most engaged day 1, although the discussion isn't all that substantive, although that's unsurprising since there isn't that much substance to discuss on day 1.
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Night 1
Look at Holman acting all surprised about the night kill.
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Day 2
Korriban is a Sith world.
Although who knows about Kooriban.
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Day 2
Interesting.Lassr wrote: ↑Thu Feb 08, 2018 10:37 amUnless a seer steps forward and says you are a wolf, you will not get a vote from me today. Whether you want to admit it or not, you do have an uncanny ability to identify wolves. I saw it in one the last games I ran, you were on them until self doubt started creeping in.
I'll also let Newcastle's Bad Unagi detector work a bit also.
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Day 2
Morliere posts a couple pictures on day 2, then parks a vote.
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Day 1
I scoop Scoop in order to not have him competing against me for future scoops. Plus it's Scoop. Who wouldn't want to scoop Scoop if given the chance to scoop the Scoopmeister?
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Day 2
RMC wrote: ↑Tue Feb 13, 2018 5:31 pm I have been sitting back and reading, and poking fun this whole game. I think that this is one of those slow burns, as we don't have any newbies per se.
The first few games you play you are all right up in people's grills and defending yourself, or outing yourself. This game started and the non-wolf's are already looking around at everyone, and the wolves are looking at each other, and realize that one misstep puts them 50% of the way to losing.
So I think this game will be very slow, and people will be posting less.
With that said, I guess we can't leave space for people to hide in the silence, so Remus West is right on that account.
My top three guesses are:
El Guapo
Remus West
And an outside shot would be : Zarathud
I am not sure on any of those, it's all gut. I think Remus is playing his helpful self, trying to become the leader to get us to lynch people while secretly laughing at us as we are manipulated.
El Guapo is just because, he is usually more animated overall. But then again, I thought Scoop was off.
Also not totally sure that RMC can count.
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Day 2
Interesting.Lassr wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2018 3:48 pm List of suspects that have my interest.
RMC-obviously. His voting for Remus after I remind him he usually votes for Remus and his joke about resembling a remark about him being the devil. Like Unagi said, I think he enjoys being a wolf and he may be playing with us with his joking style.
Remus/Unagi-I don't think both are wolves, that back and forth does not appear contrived but one could be.
Then the quieter players (Zarathud, Holman, Punisher)-one of which could be the wolf seer lying low...
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Night 2
Interesting that Lassr was pretty firm on Unagi on day 2. Though possible that he and Holman basically just decided to do opposite sides of the big Unagi - Remus divide.
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Another insightful point.
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Day 3
Holman wrote: ↑Fri Feb 23, 2018 1:36 pm I never feel confident enough to have a read on everyone, but right now my top suspects would be RMC and then Moliere.
I guess I'm willing to trust Punisher and thus Unagi, except there's part of me that -really- doesn't want to. I'm still not convinced that a Seer would have picked Vorret on Night One, and calling Unagi a villager could easily (if he is a villager) be just a bid for his trust. Plus it's a little odd to me that Unagi has not addressed that angle.
The lack of a counter-claim doesn't clear Punisher like it might in a larger field. This has been a smallish game from the beginning.
Interesting.
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Moliere scoops Holman.
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Day 4
I'm assuming that the protector is dead at this point, but what's the value of them coming out at this point if they're alive? Can't really prove themselves, right?
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Day 4
I guess right now, having re-read the thread (finally), my order of suspicion is:
Moliere
Lassr
RMC
Miscellaneous
Also if RMC turns out to be the final wolf (entirely possible), I'm just going to go ahead and adopt the George Costanza method of picking wolves for the next game.
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Also if RMC turns out to be the final wolf (entirely possible), I'm just going to go ahead and adopt the George Costanza method of picking wolves for the next game.
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Can't prove themselves and will sow chaos to some extent. I am guessing the protector is dead, or is keeping silent to be able to play the game of whom to protect better.El Guapo wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2018 12:31 pmI'm assuming that the protector is dead at this point, but what's the value of them coming out at this point if they're alive? Can't really prove themselves, right?
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still one of my favorite episodes.
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If the protector is still alive and they came out it would just look like a wolf trying to look good. Unless it's El Guapo, then it would really not prove anything since Punisher has scanned him.RMC wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2018 12:37 pmCan't prove themselves and will sow chaos to some extent. I am guessing the protector is dead, or is keeping silent to be able to play the game of whom to protect better.El Guapo wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2018 12:31 pmI'm assuming that the protector is dead at this point, but what's the value of them coming out at this point if they're alive? Can't really prove themselves, right?
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Day 4
Day 4 Votes
1. El Guapo -------->
2. Moliere ----------> Lassr
3. RMC -------------->
4. Punisher --------->
5. Lassr -------------> Moliere
Votes:
1 Moliere ------------> Lassr
1 Lassr ---------------> Moliere
3 Votes Needed
Dead:
Isgrimnur
Chaosraven
Newthud
Grundbegriff
Stessier
Lord Mortis
Revhempus
Archinerd
Purge
Semaj
Tru1cy
Lagom Lite
Triggercut
Theohall
Pr0ner
Mr. Bubbles
Coopasonic
Austin
Redrun
Patriots
Scoop20906 - T-Balled
Vorret - Looking Around
Remus West - Headshot
Zaracastle - Crushed
Holman - Slitted
Unagi - Headless
Deadline:
Deadline: Tuesday March 6th, 9PM
1. El Guapo -------->
2. Moliere ----------> Lassr
3. RMC -------------->
4. Punisher --------->
5. Lassr -------------> Moliere
Votes:
1 Moliere ------------> Lassr
1 Lassr ---------------> Moliere
3 Votes Needed
Dead:
Isgrimnur
Chaosraven
Newthud
Grundbegriff
Stessier
Lord Mortis
Revhempus
Archinerd
Purge
Semaj
Tru1cy
Lagom Lite
Triggercut
Theohall
Pr0ner
Mr. Bubbles
Coopasonic
Austin
Redrun
Patriots
Scoop20906 - T-Balled
Vorret - Looking Around
Remus West - Headshot
Zaracastle - Crushed
Holman - Slitted
Unagi - Headless
Deadline:
Deadline: Tuesday March 6th, 9PM
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Re: Star Wars - Revenge of the Sith - Day 4
Might as well go ahead with this, then.
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I suppose I could just login and look at his old PMs, but who has that kind of time.
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Moliere, you want to jump in and scoop this one?
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