I love this game setup by the way. Too scum-heavy, maybe, but still.
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Wow, town got F'ing routed. Let's not do that again, okay?Adel wrote:In case anyone missed it, here is an earlier Friends and Enemies game: Mini 232
Major Differences: Closed Game. Night start. 12 Players. 4 Masons.
Looking over it, I am not sure what lessons we can draw from it since roles were unknown. Is there an Open Friends and Enemies I missed? I am not sure how to tell the difference between masons and scum on Day 1. As near as I can tell the tells should be about the same. But then I am a new player, so if someone could point me in the direction to a (finished) game, wiki, or other resource, I would appreciate it.
I've said that I don't.ryan wrote: Lowell: Do you believe the town has the advantage right now?
Same reason scum do. To avoid drawing attention and, potentially, votes. Pressuring lurkers will be the key, more than in other games. That's what makes this setup different.bird1111 wrote:Why would a Mason lurk?Lowell wrote:If I were a mason OR scum, I'd probably be lurking right now. Just something to think about.
I'm a lurky player generally (what with playing too many games at once and playing them all at work), but I've said why that just ISN'T going to fly in this game. I'm going to try my best to keep this moving.ryan wrote:Lowell: I think you are on to something about the least content and I guess with A Papaya promising content and than failing miserably I'm wondering if the scum is starting to shine through
Call it what you want. The point is, we need players to post. And for now, I don't even really care if those posts are mostly placeholders. People who continue to post placeholders and say nothing will get attacked on those grounds anyway (see: a papaya). In a game like this, I'm more concerned with players who disappear altogether.Adel wrote: If the content of Lowell's posting only consists of playing an automated vote, call that a scum tell. For purposes of vote analysis maybe look at his FoS instead of his vote. My vote, as I said before, is also automated. I know that my last FoS was a mirror of Lowell's automated vote, so I'll make sure my next FoS is based upon something more insightful that lack of posting.
Haha this I like to see.Albert B. Rampage wrote:Wow, that was very to the point, Ripley.
I would like a Lowell claim by the end of the day.
Unvote Adel, vote Lowell
Hence the advice. Seriously, a papaya, if you claim mason and turn out to be town, I'm gonna pummel you.ryan wrote:I've seen people "fake claim" in games and who knows what causes people to do what they do. Maybe he hasn't played enough games to know what to do as a certain role.
He talks to his scumbuddies during the day like it's his job. Despite reminders.Ripley wrote:Maybe this is obvious to everyone but me - I haven't got a clue. Is it something we're allowed to speculate about in the thread? Lowell, if your suspicion is correct, could our knowing about it help us find ryan's scumbuddies in any way?Lowell wrote:ryan. $10 says I know why he got modkilled.
The tornado part I had guessed (back when you said you'd be "surprised" if anyone guessed it). But wow, the Ripley thing is out of left field.Albert B. Rampage wrote:He has been with us every step of the way without ever questioning me since day 1. He is the most dangerous player to leave alive. Law and Adel are both easy kills, but Ripley, if he was scum, he could easily win the game by fooling everyone.
I still think you're trying too hard here. Frankly, it's a little insulting to suggest that everyone will forget about Aimee if you're not here to remind us.Albert B. Rampage wrote:Also, I am a consistent person, and I make it policy to always go after the hardest person to lynch, which is in this case Aimee. Both Law and you seem like easy choices for a lynch, and I trust Lowell will swiftly terminate both your lives if Aimee is town.
Wow is that ever a not thoughtful post posing as a thoughtful one.Adel wrote:Looks like ABR has Sir Tornado in his sights.
I think there is about a 2 in 3 chance that Lawrencelot is scum. However, that works out to us only having a 50-50 shot at winning if he is lynched and is scum and I am lynched as well. If Both of us are lynched and Lawrencelot isn't scum, that is a lost game in my analysis. It would be easy to be in the Lawrencelot wagon, but a hasty mistake would be a game looser.
Does anyone else find it interesting that Lowell is pushing for a quick Lawrencelot lynch?And he suggests that I am scummy for looking closely at Lowell, and that I'm scummy for voting for a lurker, who may be (slight chance) his partner, in what was clearly a tactical vote to encourage our last lurker to post.Lowell wrote:My god this is obvious. People, vote for Lawrence already.
Lowell: it seems to me you want us to lynch Lawrencelot before bird1111 posts, and before much more conversation occurs. Why?
Oh my god. Could anything be more scummy than this?Lawrencelot wrote:Confirm vote: Lowell
Lowell is the most scummy to me, and I think he's worth lynching today, although not quick-lynching. So don't pile it up, we need to hear what bird has to say.
@Lowell: if you would succeed in getting me lynched, and everybody would see that I am town, would you take the responsibility? How would you defend yourself next day if this happened?
Interesting.Lawrencelot wrote:Interesting. I don't agree with all arguments against Sir Tornado, but there was one quote that I found very interesting:
"Are Masons and Scum allowed to PM during the day time?"
In case some of you forgot, and Jalyn didn't read it yet: ryan was modkilled for pming someone during daytime, right? Ryan was mafia. Sir Tornado could be the one who ryan pmed. Jalyn, could you tell me the page of this quote?
Well I'll be damned. Albert was right about something after all.Patrick wrote:After another day of lengthy discussion, four people eventually agree that Sir Tornado needs to go. As his head is forced into the rope necklace, Sir Tornado is given the chance for some final words. He solemnly declares, "I am Mafia. Sorry guys." Not suprisingly, this roleclaim does little to deter the lynch mob, and in less than a minute, Sir Tornado is dead. A search of his home reveals that after a game of telling lies, he was telling the truth at the end of the day. Sir Tornado was a member of the mafia. Only one left now.
Sir Tornado (Mafia) has been lynched.
Wow is that post ever suspicious as hell.Adel wrote:Then consider a self-hammer. I'm pretty sure that we'll take your opinion of Lowell awfully seriously if you turn up town, esp since this is an open set-up. I am pretty confident that Lowell would follow you. Do you agree, Ripley and Jalyn?
Umm you'll notice I didn't try to recruit others for a lynch of you BEFORE lawrence was dead.Adel wrote:hypocrite.Lowell wrote:Just do it. It should be game over.