[Werewolf] Werewolf High - Wolf Victory!
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That chart is insanely useful!
@Bodrax: Zhou is my prime suspect. He's not passive but boasts a "don't care how things pan out" attitude and just rolls with the flow. At the present I couldn't really say anything about Leifr.
@Bodrax: Zhou is my prime suspect. He's not passive but boasts a "don't care how things pan out" attitude and just rolls with the flow. At the present I couldn't really say anything about Leifr.
At least my votes are consistent and I stick to them rather than piling on the passing bandwagon. Sides, we need to get somebody lynched. It's a race against time, mang. Be proactive, not reactive.Big McLarge-Huge said:
Bodrax said:
Leifr, no. Ah_Zhou, I'm undecided, but leaning towards the woolier side.
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I rarely see comments like this coming from innocents. Odd accusation, I know, but it's kind of like "Oh no, we killed the seer!
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Nope. What does an innocent have to gain from stating the obvious?
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I think this is a bit different from "Oh noes, we lost the seer" but I see your point.
Lord Kelsier, I see you reading the thread. Don't forget to give us our thoughts on Zhou and Leifr once you're allowed to post. (Not your most inspired punishment, Llandy, forbidding an already inactive player from posting.)
Lord Kelsier, I see you reading the thread. Don't forget to give us our thoughts on Zhou and Leifr once you're allowed to post. (Not your most inspired punishment, Llandy, forbidding an already inactive player from posting.)
It is different, but still a trend I've seen. I haven't done an in-depth statistical analysis of it (yet ), but I see complimenting / congratulating more often from wolves.
), but I see complimenting / congratulating more often from wolves.
And you should see that the pressure is to post content, not stating the obvious
What do you think makes you innocent?
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Bodrax said:
Where at? I admit I haven't been paying close attention to everyone.
Bodrax said:
I know, but I made a fatal flaw when coming up with the punishment; I assumed everybody playing would care as much about the outcome of the game as you and I, therefore the risk of them having an extra day of being possessed would be an incentive to not get into the whole detention situation in the first place. But overall I'm happy with the level of contribution from everyone who's showed up and am pleased to see the vets finding a balance between contributing, mentoring and not building gigantic walls of text all over the place. Have no fear though, you know how inventive I can be, I have the thumb-screws and nipple-twisters primed and ready should detention prove to be an insufficient deterrent
| "Young Lord Kelsier's punishment has now expired; hopefully he learnt a great deal from his period in detention. The class is next due to sit in with Mrs Shoehorn, who teaches Social Education and Etiquette. Lord Kelsier has twenty four hours to get to that class, where hopefully he will learn more." |
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Agreed - I feel that he's roleplaying, and should now be warned that we're hunting wolves. Non-participation is not helpful.Big McLarge-Huge said:
Agreed as well. Bullying people into not expecting participation, and then spewing that long swada about your rights isn't very transparent. Mr Big is right that you should expect suspicion when you're secretive like that.Teofish said:
Like the above, this doesn't really show a will towards transparency, which I find suspicious. On the other hand, I think Bowser is too loud to be a wolf. Of course, some pressure will make him shut up... if he's a wolf.McConor said:
What I said above.Bodrax said:
As above, he definitely isn't helping. That doesn't make him a baddie, though. So, I want to see if he actually contributes, or if he crawls back into his lair and waits for night-time after this little back-and-forth he had in the last pages. I'd rather lynch Bowser or Zhou.Bodrax said:
