I want to be able to vote for him at least once before he some how manages to convince me that he's pro-town
Good nigh- er... Morning everyone.
HmphMr Stoofer wrote:Nightfall wrote:Vote: SeolVote: Nightfallin retaliation. Seol is far too nice a chap to lynch. (Unlike that evil Rainbow Brite girl.)
That's all I have got so far. And I did specify that it was gut fealings that lead me to vote for Stoofer, which is what 90% of this game has been based on so far.ibaesha wrote:unvote: ChocoCidFair enough.
vote: Nightfall
During my re-read Nightfall came to my attention. He has hardly contributed anything of substance to the game, has lurked and the one post in which he voted for Mr. Stoofer contained reasons, but said reasons seem to be a misrepresentation of Mr. Stoofer's behavior in my opinion.
Remember that we lost that game...Mr Stoofer wrote: I've just finished a game (Newbie 142) with Nightfall. We were both townies there. But I'm getting a very different vibe from him in this game than I did in that game.
Just quoting this for future reference, in the case that I might have to change my vote to Stewie, in attempts to keepCommodore Amazing wrote:Can I get a vote count? And just so everyone knows, if it's between Nightfall and Stewie, I'd rather vote for Nightfall at this point. I think Stewie is perfectly justified in voting for someone to keep himself alive.
What kind of defense are you looking for?Falcone wrote: Nightfall remains my top suspect, and I invite him to give a defense.
mikeburnfire wrote:What more? How about explaining your votes, your suspicions, your reasons, and pointing out any of your previous actions that could possibly clear your name? I don't think you realize, but you're becoming eerily close to being the first lynch, yet your posts are abrupt and infrequent.
Nightfall wrote:What kind of defense are you looking for?Falcone wrote: Nightfall remains my top suspect, and I invite him to give a defense.
I can tell you that I'm town, but that really means nothing in terms of a defence right?
My vote on Stoofer, it was a gut vote, but any gut fealing has to be started by something, and the reasons I gave for voting him were the best I could gather.
As for my lurking, I have been pretty busy lately, but with every game I still like to post a fair amount to show that I am not purposely trying to avoid the spotlight. As many of you can probably vouche for me, I ussually post quite a bit about what I think. The problem with this game though is that, I don't see either the past case against Choco, or the current case against Stewie as being that strong, or really having much of anything I can say about them.
Also a good deal of people seem to be saying that they would rather gamble a little and vote me to have a lynch at deadline, instead of going with a no lynch. But wouldn't it make more sense to extend the deadline a little?
Stoofer, I was being band wagoned because of my low post count.Mr Stoofer wrote:As the deadline approached on day 1, the lynch-leader was Nightfall. But that bandwagon never really got going, even when it looked as though the alternative might be no lynch. On the other hand, the viQles bandwagon built up much faster. Now admittedly there was substantially more reason to think that viQles might be scum that Nightfall; but the difference in the speed of ther bandwagons was startling. Scum trying to save their buddy?
Vote: Nightfall.
Your answer to my post was making me start to believe you, but your answer to d8P is confusing me. Why would the 3rd Mason be forced to reveal himself before endgame? to try and save Choco from a lynch? why would we want to try and lynch him? Or am I just still missunderstanding you?Sineish wrote:The way I see it, there was doubt yesterday about ChocoCid's alignment. Sure, he was a confirmed mason, but there was discussion about whether he may have been a traitor. Although I didn't say this in the thread yesterday, I gave this some weight, especially as 3 masons and not the usual mini-game 2 had been claimed. This is what I mean by saying that ChocoCid was far from 100%.Nightfall wrote:Sineish's comment on how the 3rd Mason would have to come forward in the event of d8P's death, was the comment that set off the most warning signs for me.
That being the case, it seemed obvious that d8P would be the prefered target, and given a 3 mason game and the doctor dead, it is likely that their kill would have gone through unopposed.
This is a great strength to the town, especially in the end game, if the 3rd mason can wait as long as possible to claim. Naturally, the scum will want to get rid of this mason before then, and I reasoned that by leaving a mason alive with a claim that was open to question, that the 3rd mason could have been forced to support ChocoCid and hence reveal themselves before the endgame.d8P wrote:I have hidden the other mason's name in what I've posted and can tell him/her how to reveal it in the case of our deaths (which will prove his/her innocence).
Falcone, one things for sure, I can assure you that it wasn't choiceFalcone wrote: We know that Sineish was innocent, so either:
-a- Ibaesha was a non-sane cop with a guilty on Sineish,
-b- she had a guilty on Nightfall,
or
-c- she investigated someone else and got innocent.
If it was -b- her play wouldn't make much sense I think, so it should be -a- or -c-, with -c- by far the most likely. All in all this doesn't give us much information. I'm very curious why the mafia has killed her, tough. I don't see anything in her posts that gives away she's a cop, so why kill her instead of d8P, the confirmed innocent?
Are non-sane cops really that rare in minis? I think about 30% of the games I've played so far have had one, either non-sane or some other type. Although that percent is low, I dont think I would call it incredibly rare.Seol wrote:Non-sane cops in minis areFalcone wrote:-a- Ibaesha was a non-sane cop with a guilty on Sineish,incrediblyrare.
This one's obvious - they know the masons aren't the cop. Aim at a non-mason, and you've got a better chance of hitting the cop (or vig, or roleblocker, or whatever), which generally pose a greater threat.[/quote]Falcone wrote:I'm very curious why the mafia has killed her, tough. I don't see anything in her posts that gives away she's a cop, so why kill her instead of d8P, the confirmed innocent?
In these past two games, one of them he was scum and the other town.Stewie wrote: viQLes: Mr.Stoofer, Seol, Commodore Amazing
Sineish: Mr. Stoofer, Commodore Amazing, d8P, Seol
Commodore Amazing wrote:FINISH HIM!
Commodore Amazing wrote:I'm not moving my vote.
I'm not sure if this is normal CA banter , and it just happened to skip a game, or what, but it is starting to remind me of that game we played were he was scum.Commodore Amazing wrote:This lynch is taking too long. Sineish is scumbo. A shademeister. A mafiosisimo. A McBadGuyVer.
Nightfall wrote:Sorry for the double post but I have two little questions,
Are non-sane cops really that rare in minis? I think about 30% of the games I've played so far have had one, either non-sane or some other type. Although that percent is low, I dont think I would call it incredibly rare.Seol wrote:Non-sane cops in minis areFalcone wrote:-a- Ibaesha was a non-sane cop with a guilty on Sineish,incrediblyrare.
On the topic or rare roles, is it that common to have a town role blocker?This one's obvious - they know the masons aren't the cop. Aim at a non-mason, and you've got a better chance of hitting the cop (or vig, or roleblocker, or whatever), which generally pose a greater threat.I'm very curious why the mafia has killed her, tough. I don't see anything in her posts that gives away she's a cop, so why kill her instead of d8P, the confirmed innocent?
Most games I've been in so far, even hinting at the chance you may be a role blocker seems to draw some votes your way.
During day 1, I lurked quite a bit, and although it was mainly because I was really busy, but it was also in part because I didn't want to draw that much attebtion to myself. Falcone then drew quite a bit of attention to me. This continued still on day 2. Stoofer did pressured me again on this day, but with an innocent result I didn't think much of it. Night 2 then came along and I investigated Falcone. I investigated Falcone because he seemed the most desperate to lynch me. I didn't get a result though since I was roleblocked. See post->Nightfall wrote:Stoofer, I was being band wagoned because of my low post count.
Innocentas viQles was lynched because of a believed scum tell.
(You'd be surprised how long it took me to try and figure out how to get those letters there, and to not be completely obvious)Nightfall wrote:Falcone, one things for sure, I can assure you that it wasn't choice
B. There's a chance it could have been option a.
Looking over Ibaesha, I don't really see anything that gives her away. she wasn't
overly agressive towards anyone, so I don't think she had a guilty result.
C, seems the most likely to me. And Stoofer, your claiming that I would have
Killed Ibaesha after she gave me an FOS? I think I would be a bit more discrete then that if I was really scum.
How do youCommodore Amazing wrote:@Falcone - Nightfall and mikeburnfire are lying about their roles. They planned it together last night. Therearetwo vanilla townies in this game, me and (probably) Mr Stoofer. I knew you were a mason
It's kind of funny that Nightfall and mikeburnfire put together their fake claims before hand, but mikeburnfire messed it up and said he blocked Nightfall on the wrong night.
Come on, would a cop hide his clues like that? We never would have found that if Nightfall had been night-killed. Those are little things that cops leave behind to fake a claim later. Nightfall was probably unhappy to see that ibaesha was cop, but decided, "Oh, what the heck, I went through all this work, might as well go on pretending I'm a cop." And two cops in a mini? This should be an easy vote.
vote: Nightfall. I'd vote for mikeburnfire since getting rid of the mafia roleblocker is better, but I know that the vig and the masons might want to keep mikeburnfire around on the off chance that he's town and that he'll save us if we're wrong about Nightfall.
@My favorite Brits - what do you think? Are you the only vanilla townie in this game?
The reason I asked what I did about roleblockers was because, I had been roleblocked, and I was trying to do one of two things.Falcone wrote:My thoughts:
1) There's no way there are two sane cops in this game. Therefore, either Ibaesha wasn't sane (no evidence for that in her role description), Nightfall isn't sane (which would likely make Stoofer scum) or Nightfall is a lying mafia member.
2) One of Mike or Nightfall is scum. It would surprise me greatly if they were both scum though. I agree with Stewie that Nightfall has been more suspicious earlier, but that it's more important to lynch Mike if he really is a scum roleblocker. I have to say that Nightfall has been more convincing in his story than Mike. It's mostly the fact that Mike said: "Even if I'm not a pro-town blocker, that doesn't mean I'm a scum blocker", that makes me very suspicious. It seems logical to me that a mafia blocker would claim roleblocker, rather than vanilla townie. One thing that bothers me, is that I don't see why he would lie about his night choices, even if he were scum.
3) I noticed immediately what Nightfall was doing in his first post today (spelling "block" with the first letters on each line). So I don't agree with Commodore that hiding clues like that is useless if he was a real cop, because no one would find them. My first thought was that he meant he was a roleblocker himself, especially when he asked how common roleblockers are in Mini's. That's the reason why I FOS'sed him on Day 3 without giving a reason.
I too will agree with this, but I have to raise the question, but what if I am insane? What if Seol is town and Stoofer is Mafia, and I get reversed results?Seol wrote:I too approve of this plan and will happily follow Falcone's vote.Falcone wrote:On this basis, I'll formulate the following Cunning Plan: We lynch Mike. If he's scum, Stewie vigs Commodore. If he's innocent, Stewie vigs Nightfall. Nightfall should investigate Seol.
1. I was kinda surprised too.vikingfan wrote:My thoughts:
1. I was shocked that d8P's reveal that he had a post restriction didn't tip anyone off that he might be unique in his masonness- Choco specifically said he had no post restriction. When people were thinking that the town had too much power, they probably should have gone back and reevaluated from day one.
2. The Mason PMs didn't say that everyone was pro-town, but gave the implication- another reason for close reading.
3. I was shocked when the mafia killed the cop- I'm curious as to what tipped them off- that was probably the turning point in the game.
4. This game is a PRIME example of why not to use voting patterns to determine scum- Seol and Commodore were on both townie lynches, and mikeburnfire and Nightfall were on neither, and d8P was on only one of them.
5. Also, kudos to all the players in the game! A long game and yet the mafia won- another sign of running contrary to popular wisdom! I'm also glad that I only had to make one replacement.
6. Any other thoughts, questions? Was the game sufficiently balanced, or not?
I have never actually had a night action of mine blocked before, so I wasn't sure if when it really happened if people recieved a pm saying they were block, or what... I wanted to make sure my claim was as believable as it could be, so I asked Mike to block me, to see if I did get a pm that I could refer too.Falcone wrote: Oh, and I just see that Mike really blocked Nightfall N2. I think that's hilarious.