Moose! said:Yo what page is your trap on, Dago?
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Moose! said:Yo what page is your trap on, Dago?
Moose! said:Yo what page is your trap on, Dago?
Seems like a bit too much 'suggesting' rather than 'accusing', as wolf might do to test the waters.Crassius "Biggus Dickus" Curio said:I thought a bit more about Dago's "trap" during the night, and that whole thing does not seem right to me.
First of all, he knows from his own game that just ended that players sometimes do not read the introduction/narration that carefully, yet his supposed trap was based on that very assumption.
Then he very quickly relented when Soot said he just ignored it, which seemed a bit weird to me.
This looks very fishy to me, but Fishy isn't even playing!
Now, I have no idea how all that is in any way related to Dago being a traitor, especially when we consider that we almost certainly have 3 traitors, not 2 as Dago mentioned in the "trap", but I definitly have a bad feeling about all this.
Well you're right, I was mostly suggesting there, as for me that was a weird post that did not make a lot for a wolf in my opinion. Sure, it would've created confusion about other's being guilty, but also painted a target on Dago himself. So yeah, that was never intended to accuse Dago of being a wolf (as shown in the part of the quote that i just bolded, though maybe that sentence was a bit weird ), just that i did not like that trap and his explanations. And, after all, I hoped posting that made other's comment on it or lead to Dago explaining his reasoning in more detail.SootShade said:Crass's been active and is giving me a nice gut feeling generally, though this post leans in the other direction:
Seems like a bit too much 'suggesting' rather than 'accusing', as wolf might do to test the waters.Crassius "Biggus Dickus" Curio said:I thought a bit more about Dago's "trap" during the night, and that whole thing does not seem right to me.
First of all, he knows from his own game that just ended that players sometimes do not read the introduction/narration that carefully, yet his supposed trap was based on that very assumption.
Then he very quickly relented when Soot said he just ignored it, which seemed a bit weird to me.
This looks very fishy to me, but Fishy isn't even playing!
Now, I have no idea how all that is in any way related to Dago being a traitor, especially when we consider that we almost certainly have 3 traitors, not 2 as Dago mentioned in the "trap", but I definitly have a bad feeling about all this.
forgot something thereCrassius "Biggus Dickus" Curio said:Well you're right, I was mostly suggesting there, as for me that was a weird post that did not make a lot of sense for a wolf in my opinion.
How does it not make sense for me to find bandwagoning someone on day one strange?Crassius "Biggus Dickus" Curio said:Anyway, regardless of these shenanigans, my prime suspects are Jock and Xardob so far. I have been seriously hunting since switching away from my first vote on you, Dago, which admittedly was just a fun/roleplaying vote to start the game.
I do not like how Jock tried to discourage us from bandwagoning on Xardob, and his reasoning behind that does not make any sense to me.
This is not my conclusion and I see Moose is going for the same style as last game.Moose! said:Crassius "Biggus Dickus" Curio said:Anyway, regardless of these shenanigans, my prime suspects are Jock and Xardob so far.
You're probably innocent too. Innocents can't help but look for packs, even though it's useless to do so.
I agree but I dislike his approach even if he's innocent.SootShade said:Still looking at Moose with the same gut feeling that I explained earlier, reinforced by how eager he is to mark down innocents as well, even earlier than last game (as I recall anyway). But since I'm looking for a qualitative difference from his play in the last game, I have to admit that it's probably best to wait and see in his case, since I'd honestly expect him to slip up more as the game goes on, if he's actually a wolf trying to replicate such a playstyle.
Who isn't worth keeping an eye on this early day one?Dago Wolfrider said:As I have already said Jock seems the usual defensive and cautious Jock and after day 2 of my game, I can't blame him for that. Is he worth lynching today: no. Is he worth keeping an eye on: definitely yes. Is he worth question hammering: not now. Is he worth pressure voting: maybe yes.
He's just focusing on Marowit as a Lurker, and does not even acknowledge Arch3r or Benis. Furthermore while I do not know how Marowit usually behaves in WW, but in BoP lurking seems like his normal behavior Unless it's vastly different here, that'd be a weird accusation then.Lord Brutus said:Greetings. I am Worf, son of Mogh, and I do not like this Marowit lurking. Makes him very suspicious to me. Not his usual. Perhaps he needs some prune juice.
I don't know how he comes up with the number three however, because there's two captains of the enterprise and four captains in generalLord Brutus said:Warriors do not serve three masters so at least one of the Captains must be a traitor.
Jock said:Going for Moose's postcount last game already, I see?The Doge of Benis said:The Doge of Benis said:Lord Brutus said:Oooo, I am Worf, son of Mogh. Klingons do not vote, they just kill. Or maybe they do vote, can't remember. VOTE: XARDOB
I'm going to vote: Brutus.
Let's try that again.
I hate these rp'ing new players, what have they ever done for us!Roccoflipside said:one of the rp'ers, as that's a decent way to avoid attention day one, esp. If you're a newer player.