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Stick

(in all seriousness, best wishes, HG!) 

11 minutes ago, Wahrheitswächter said:

You could always rescind your Vote and figure out later who to put it on.

flawless strategy, no notes 

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2 minutes ago, Archer said:

Stick

(in all seriousness, best wishes, HG!) 

flawless strategy, no notes 

rude 

Posted

Hi @Stick. 

1 minute ago, Archer said:

Stick

(in all seriousness, best wishes, HG!) 

I think thats a bit mean. Seeing as your Read on Honor was purely based on their inactivity which now seems more like actual Irl stuff than Game stuff.

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8 minutes ago, Wahrheitswächter said:

Hi @Stick. 

I think thats a bit mean. Seeing as your Read on Honor was purely based on their inactivity which now seems more like actual Irl stuff than Game stuff.

No offence meant. Asking politely to be unvoted is a hilarious move which I wish I'd thought of first

Stick / Honors Ghost Hael 

I do actually want to give them time to get in the game, so we continue moving through the list of people I don't actively village read. 

(stick, I'm only pretending to unvote you so I can stab you in the back when you least expect it. This is merely a stay of execution) 

Posted

hey Wahr and coder (I don’t think we’ve played before coder? Nice to meet u) 

 

Archer i apparently have five million rupees and all the items also so be careful 

Posted (edited)

Ap the Apprentice

The seeds were small and hard and fit her new hands better than she expected.

Someone had passed them down the line — she didn't see who, only felt them land in her cupped palms, a handful of Deku seeds that smelled of dry earth and the particular sharpness of things stored a long time in a small space. She looked at them. She looked at the Peahats spinning closer and the Skulltulas dropping from the canopy and Danna already moving, sword drawn, toward the largest concentration of monsters, her two remaining escort Wards fanning out behind her.

The Apprentice did the math that her grandfather had always said was the most important kind: what do I have, and what does someone else need.

She loaded the first seed without knowing exactly how she knew to do it — the body knew, the way it had known how to spin and how to bubble, some inherited fluency in being what it currently was — and sent it into the nearest Skulltula's joint where the leg met the body. The creature seized and stumbled, and Squircle was already there to finish it, and she was already loading the next one.

She found her range quickly. She was not strong enough to drop anything — not the Peahats, whose spinning deflected direct shots, nor the larger Wolfos crashing through the undergrowth at the column's eastern edge — but she was fast and accurate and small enough to move through the gaps between fighters without disrupting them. A seed to the eye of the Peahat bearing down on Amora's left side, buying half a second, which was enough. A seed to the exposed back of a Skulltula that had gotten behind the line near Kieran, drawing its attention. She stayed in motion, reading the shape of the fight the way her grandfather had taught her to read a room — not any one thing in it but all of it, the whole arrangement, where the weight was and where it was about to move.

The Wolfos came out of the trees in a shape that was more intelligent than animalistic — too direct, too purposeful, the kind of charge that suggested intention rather than instinct. Its target was Danna, who had put herself between it and the civilian center of the column, which was either excellent tactical positioning or the product of being the sort of person who stepped in front of things by reflex. Possibly both.

The Apprentice fired twice in quick succession — eye, then shoulder joint — and neither shot stopped the Wolfos but both made it stumble, and that was all Danna needed. She'd been reading the angle the whole time, waiting for exactly the kind of disruption that a fast, accurate seed-shooter could provide, and she went low and left and let the Wolfos carry itself past her on its own momentum and hit it at the base of the skull with everything she had as it went by.

The sound it made when it went down carried.

The Skulltulas heard it, or felt it, or registered it through whatever sense wild things use to understand when the calculus of a fight has changed. The Peahats were already slowing their spin — spent, or sensing something the Apprentice couldn't name — while the Stalchildren at the east bank remained in the shadows, milling with the anxious aimlessness of things that had lost a signal they'd been following. One by one, and then in clusters, the wildlife pulled back into the trees. Not routed — retreating, with the deliberate quality of weapon that had been pointed at something and were now being pointed elsewhere.

The swamp settled back into its own noise.

Danna was breathing hard. She stood over the dead Wolfos and looked at the column — the civilians intact, two of her escort Wards down and being attended to, three Deku Scouts who would not be getting up — and her face did the thing Vicsen's face did when it was processing a number it didn't want to accept. Then it stopped doing that and became a face with a job.

"Status," she said.

The answers came back: no civilian casualties. Two Wards injured but mobile. The Deku Scouts — and here the surviving Scrubs made sounds that needed no translation. Danna listened and nodded and did not look away from them while she did it.

"We honor them when we reach the Palace," she said. "Right now we move."


The Swamp Tourist Center was a building that had been built for a more peaceful relationship with the Southern Swamp than the Southern Swamp was currently offering. It sat on a platform above the waterline with a dock extending out over water the color of strong tea, and two flat-bottomed boats tied to it that had been designed for leisurely sightseeing and were about to be used for something considerably less leisurely. A Deku attendant stood at the dock's edge with the expression of someone who had been processing the morning's events for several hours and had not finished.

Danna did the math at a glance.

"Two boats, twenty each if we press it." She looked at the column — the better part of three hundred people, the wounded, the children, the ones who had fought and the ones who hadn't, strung out along the dock platform and back up the swamp path as far as she could see. The smoke from the settlement was darker than it had been twenty minutes ago. "We go in groups. First boat leaves now."

She turned to face the column, the full weight of what she was about to say visible in the way she held herself — the youngest of Vicsen's senior recruits, standing on a dock in a swamp at dawn with a dead monsters behind her and a burning settlement ahead.

"I'll take the vanguard," she said. "Half of the Clock Wards with me, and the Deku Scouts who can fight. I need volunteers from the civilians — anyone who came through in that fight and can come through in another one." She held the silence for a moment. "Whatever is happening at the Palace, we need to reach it before it finishes happening."

She looked at the length of the column stretching back up the swamp path — three hundred people, most of them exhausted, many of them hurt, none of them done yet. "The boats come back for the next group and the next after that. Someone capable needs to stay with the column each time, manage the crossings, keep the rear together until everyone is through. That's not lesser work." She said it plainly, without softening it. "The ones still on this bank need protecting as much as the ones who've already crossed. I'd rather they arrive intact than arrive fast."

The water lapped against the dock's supports.

The choice was there, plain as the smoke in the sky: go ahead into whatever was burning, or hold the line here and bring the rest through. Both mattered. Both needed doing. Danna was not going to tell anyone which one to choose.

She untied the first boat herself and looked back at the volunteers — at the ones who had stepped forward and the ones who hadn't yet — and at the small Deku girl near the dock's edge who had supported Danna's final blow.

"First boat," Danna said. "Let's go."

RP Quest:
Join Danna's vanguard and rush to the Deku Palace
OR
Remain behind to protect the waiting civilians

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Posted

First off, welcome @Stick. glad to see you.

Also, I’m getting more suspicious of Wahr, he is consistently making weird/elim-y moves, and then backing off as soon as he’s questioned, so Wahr for now, I’ll make a VC as soon as someone posts.

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22 minutes ago, Mistfallen Soldier said:

Also, I’m getting more suspicious of Wahr, he is consistently making weird/elim-y moves, and then backing off as soon as he’s questioned, so Wahr for now, I’ll make a VC as soon as someone posts

Would you mind giving examples what weird/elimy Moves I did?

I know that you had Issues with my retaliation Vote on Archer, but what else do you mean?

Posted

ok i think i understand the rules now mostly

 

interesting ruleset - Loop 1 gives us plenty of information just on its own. correct me if im wrong but i think pretty much every death we'll see in this loop is a confirmed villager because the Loop ends the moment we kill an elim. so i think this is gonna be pretty win-win

 

if the loop ends after d2 for example that will out the d2 exe as confirmed e so we just keep exeing this player over and over until Loop3, we'll just need to find a 2nd elim to go with them 

 

if the loop doesnt end after d2 or if we lose after d3 then we've got 2 confirmed villas at minimum

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2 hours ago, Wahrheitswächter said:

a) divert attention away from either Wonko or Archer 

Or 

b) that they would have enough time in 48h to get a Villager exed

So you think that if Archer/Wonko is evil, there would be movement in the thread to direct attention away from them and/or towards other people. And presumably from folks that are able to exert some sort of thread control. Given your suspicion of Archer, who would you consider to be his teammates based on that?

edit: @Stick. The loops ends after D3 no matter the exe results.

Edited by Araris Valerian
Posted
34 minutes ago, Wahrheitswächter said:

Would you mind giving examples what weird/elimy Moves I did?

I know that you had Issues with my retaliation Vote on Archer, but what else do you mean?

You mentioned the vote on archer, but theirs is more to it. I will fully admit a vibes part of me is suspicious as well, this is quite different from your playstyle last game, and either you’re being coached, or you are taking this game really seriously(and I’m learning against that due to the retaliation vote.) 

For other examples, though, I do not like your vote on ashbringer. Not that choosing to vote him was a bad idea, but your reasoning for moving off Ashbringer is what concerns me. You voted him because he was posting, but only rp, and you moved off him because he was busy irl. Which on the surface makes sense, except that you didn’t vote him because of activity to begin with, it was because of his only Rp, yet you don’t mention that.

You've been weirdly defensive today as well, assuming that because someone is voting you, you must immediately get them to take it off. - Elim behavior.

Also, you are vastly underestimating what the retaliation votes mean. There was no reason for you to vote archer for his vote on you. It wasn’t targeting, and you weren’t in any danger of getting voted out. And even if you were, death’s temporary in this loop, it wouldn’t have mattered unless you were Elim. 
 

13 minutes ago, Stick. said:

ok i think i understand the rules now mostly

 

interesting ruleset - Loop 1 gives us plenty of information just on its own. correct me if im wrong but i think pretty much every death we'll see in this loop is a confirmed villager because the Loop ends the moment we kill an elim. so i think this is gonna be pretty win-win

 

if the loop ends after d2 for example that will out the d2 exe as confirmed e so we just keep exeing this player over and over until Loop3, we'll just need to find a 2nd elim to go with them 

 

if the loop doesnt end after d2 or if we lose after d3 then we've got 2 confirmed villas at minimum

That’s not how it works, sadly, we don’t know if we’ve exed an Elim till the end of the loop, and the loop continues after we’ve exed an Elim. The days in a loop are set, we have to find Elims and exe them in that day, but it’ll be hard to tell who’s Elim. 
 

VC:

Wonko (1): Dive

Archer (3): Wonko, Coder, Hoid

Hael (1): Archer

Wahr (2): Mistfallen, Araris

Posted
14 minutes ago, Stick. said:

interesting ruleset - Loop 1 gives us plenty of information just on its own. correct me if im wrong but i think pretty much every death we'll see in this loop is a confirmed villager because the Loop ends the moment we kill an elim

Sorry if I didn't make this clearer in the rules. The entire loop will always finish. The game will only end early if one team wins the first 3 loops, as the 4th is pointless

Posted

i see

 

hmmm

 

ok idk

 

digesting the rules took longer than i thought and it's getting kinda late here so im speed-reading the game backwards starting from this cycle, current thoughts are im liking mistfallen

Posted
11 hours ago, Divergent said:

I notice in your vote count that you haven't voted yet and you mention that you're also having the similar issue of getting mostly village and neutral reads from everyone.

Given this, what would be the pool of players that you would be okay or willing to vote for today?

Okay I know this was a while ago but I do want to respond.

Yeah I wanted to make the vote count as a way of seeing where everyone is at partially to help me figure out where to vote. 
There’s a couple people I’d maybe be willing to vote on, it would be mainly those I didn’t mention in the earlier post since those are more neutral leaning, and I just can’t figure them out. But that’s also a lot of people, and I really don’t have anyone leaning elim yet. But that would probably be the pool.

7 hours ago, Hoid Slayer said:

Hiya 👋

So this is in fact what I’m taking about, this is not helpful in the slightest. This tells me nothing. This is why you’re on my “I can’t figure them out” list. But I’m sure you know that.

Honestly upon reading through what’s happened while I was asleep I’m rather inclined to change my read on Wahr, some of the moves he’s making here are pretty weird. Why do you keep asserting stuff and then backing off immediately? And why are you so threatened by getting a vote, one vote is not a huge deal (admittedly three is but that’s beside the point), unless you’re an elim who doesn’t want to be voted off this loop. Death isn’t permanent in this game so it shouldn’t be an issue.

Also, hi Stick, welcome to the game!

Posted

 

edit:

 

On 2/22/2026 at 9:43 PM, CoderDrag0n8 said:

 

Also, this may just be me saying something that has already been said, (there are too many smart people here T^T I can't say anything not said that is meaningful) but loosing the loop might be good for the village (besides the whole we have to get 3/3 on the next loops) in that it will hard confirm anyone who got voted out. As much as I hate to be suicidal, that kinda makes me want to get voted out. I like being hard cleared, what can I say?

coder sorry this is prob the sussiest post ive seen so far it's giving 'hello fellow villagers' vibes 

 

dont think i can actually finish catching up today unfortunately

 

edit:

good to see coco v as well

Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, Araris Valerian said:

So you think that if Archer/Wonko is evil, there would be movement in the thread to direct attention away from them and/or towards other people. And presumably from folks that are able to exert some sort of thread control. Given your suspicion of Archer, who would you consider to be his teammates based on that?

 

Based on trying to move attention away from Archer and generall thread controll:

Both Doc and Divergent wanted to move the discussion away fromthose two, and while it the village shouldnt be hyper focused on few Players from the very start that could also mean that one  of them just doesnt want a teammate out. As Divergent was a lot more active than Doc, I would lean more towards him.

Mistfallen has been extremely active and was never very concerned with Archer, also he has voiced suspicions for quite a lot of people. But I might be a bit biased here because of his aggresion towards me, not just voting me out but generally suspecting me of being an elim. (this is not just another retaliation Vote) 

The reasons for why I dont want to be voted out are listed later.

@Araris Valerian could you be so kind and rescind your vote from me? Since you realy only put it on from a Misunderstanding

1 hour ago, Mistfallen Soldier said:

You mentioned the vote on archer, but theirs is more to it. I will fully admit a vibes part of me is suspicious as well, this is quite different from your playstyle last game, and either you’re being coached, or you are taking this game really seriously(and I’m learning against that due to the retaliation vote.) 

For other examples, though, I do not like your vote on ashbringer. Not that choosing to vote him was a bad idea, but your reasoning for moving off Ashbringer is what concerns me. You voted him because he was posting, but only rp, and you moved off him because he was busy irl. Which on the surface makes sense, except that you didn’t vote him because of activity to begin with, it was because of his only Rp, yet you don’t mention that.

You've been weirdly defensive today as well, assuming that because someone is voting you, you must immediately get them to take it off. - Elim behavior.

Also, you are vastly underestimating what the retaliation votes mean. There was no reason for you to vote archer for his vote on you. It wasn’t targeting, and you weren’t in any danger of getting voted out. And even if you were, death’s temporary in this loop, it wouldn’t have mattered unless you were Elim. 

I never said I Voted Ashbringer for only RP, I voted him for because he only did RP, I voted for him because he put in a bare minimum form of participation. So my reasoning for moving off of him for saying he was busy irl does make sense. Regarding may Playstyle, yes I might be playing diffrently than last game, but I dont think one game is a good basis to determine a usual playstyle for a Player. Also as I told Archer before I am still figuring thinks out so my Playstyle wont be completely consistent. 

I might be a bit defensive, because multiple people suspect me of being an elim, which i am not. Also I think you are making a biger deal out of that Vote than any other people. Archer wasnt very concerned with it, and Wonko who brought it first up didnt made that big of a deal out of it.

1 hour ago, coco.pudding said:

Okay I know this was a while ago but I do want to respond.

Yeah I wanted to make the vote count as a way of seeing where everyone is at partially to help me figure out where to vote. 
There’s a couple people I’d maybe be willing to vote on, it would be mainly those I didn’t mention in the earlier post since those are more neutral leaning, and I just can’t figure them out. But that’s also a lot of people, and I really don’t have anyone leaning elim yet. But that would probably be the pool.

So this is in fact what I’m taking about, this is not helpful in the slightest. This tells me nothing. This is why you’re on my “I can’t figure them out” list. But I’m sure you know that.

Honestly upon reading through what’s happened while I was asleep I’m rather inclined to change my read on Wahr, some of the moves he’s making here are pretty weird. Why do you keep asserting stuff and then backing off immediately? And why are you so threatened by getting a vote, one vote is not a huge deal (admittedly three is but that’s beside the point), unless you’re an elim who doesn’t want to be voted off this loop. Death isn’t permanent in this game so it shouldn’t be an issue.

Also, hi Stick, welcome to the game!

So yes death isnt as bad in this game as in others but, you have to consider that if we win the cycle, which is what we are going for, I will be one of a maximum of four suspects for an elim. That is not something a Villager would want. Also I might be trying for a good Mask L2, which wont work if I loose rupees. Or maybe I have already a mask. there are reasons one wouldnt want to be exed besides being an Elim. 

The retaliation Vote on Archer, I backed out of because he removed his Vote from me, there was no reason to keep it on him.

I removed my Vote on Ashbringer because he gave Valid reasoning for his low activity, which was the reason I voted him.

After voicing my suspicions on Archer I didnt place a Vote directly on him because I wanted to give him the Option to respond, which he did. I am not a big fan of his reasoning so I am still wary of him, but I was not sure if it actually was enough to place my Vote back on him.

So one Vote leads to another which leads eventually to execution which I dont want for the reasons listed earlier.

Edited by Wahrheitswächter
Posted
31 minutes ago, Wahrheitswächter said:

@Araris Valerian could you be so kind and rescind your vote from me? Since you realy only put it on from a Misunderstanding

I don’t really have any reason to trust you, so the vote is sticking for now. I tend to vote with a guilty-until-proven-innocent philosophy. Still too busy to go and re-evaluate the thread.

Posted

Hi Stick!

1 hour ago, coco.pudding said:

Okay I know this was a while ago but I do want to respond.

Yeah I wanted to make the vote count as a way of seeing where everyone is at partially to help me figure out where to vote. 
There’s a couple people I’d maybe be willing to vote on, it would be mainly those I didn’t mention in the earlier post since those are more neutral leaning, and I just can’t figure them out. But that’s also a lot of people, and I really don’t have anyone leaning elim yet. But that would probably be the pool.

Thank you!

I think at the moment, here's where I'm at

People I'm town leaning

- Araris, Coco, Mistfallen, Hael, Archer, Burnt

People I'm okay with voting today

- Wonko, Wahr, Coder, Doc

People with low activity (would prefer to vote on Loop 2+ unless they become more active)

- Ashbringer, TJ, Hoid, Honor/Stick, TUO

 

I am a little concerned with Archer jumping from vote to vote. It's not suspicious in itself, but it does feel reminiscent of how he was jumping votes in D1 of the previous game as an elim. That being said, the difference here is that he's the leading wagon instead of a teammate. As someone who was a player in that game, do you think it's a cause for suspicion?

33 minutes ago, Wahrheitswächter said:

Based on trying to move attention away from Archer and generall thread controll:

Both Doc and Divergent wanted to move the discussion away fromthose two, and while it the village shouldnt be hyper focused on few Players from the very start that could also mean that one  of them just doesnt want a teammate out. As Divergent was a lot more active than Doc, I would lean more towards him.

Curious!! You mention that you are suspicious of people that have been moving the discussion away from those two, but it seems like you've been doing something similar.

You did vote Archer initially, but that was more of a reactionary vote, and then you were the second person to vote elsewhere instead of either Wonko/Archer. And now you move off to Mistfallen.

Could you make me through why you're not voting for either Wonko/Archer if you believe one is an elim? And I'm feeling a little iffy of how you mentioned not being very convinced of his response to your suspicion, but that it wasn't enough for you to place your vote back. Then you go and vote Mistfallen partly for not being very concerned with Archer. 

Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, Wahrheitswächter said:

Mistfallen has been extremely active and was never very concerned with Archer, also he has voiced suspicions for quite a lot of people. But I might be a bit biased here because of his aggresion towards me, not just voting me out but generally suspecting me of being an elim. (this is not just another retaliation Vote) 

The reasons for why I dont want to be voted out are listed later.

@Araris Valerian could you be so kind and rescind your vote from me? Since you realy only put it on from a Misunderstanding

I never said I Voted Ashbringer for only RP, I voted him for because he only did RP, I voted for him because he put in a bare minimum form of participation. So my reasoning for moving off of him for saying he was busy irl does make sense. Regarding may Playstyle, yes I might be playing diffrently than last game, but I dont think one game is a good basis to determine a usual playstyle for a Player. Also as I told Archer before I am still figuring thinks out so my Playstyle wont be completely consistent. 

I might be a bit defensive, because multiple people suspect me of being an elim, which i am not. Also I think you are making a biger deal out of that Vote than any other people. Archer wasnt very concerned with it, and Wonko who brought it first up didnt made that big of a deal out of it.

So yes death isnt as bad in this game as in others but, you have to consider that if we win the cycle, which is what we are going for, I will be one of a maximum of four suspects for an elim. That is not something a Villager would want. Also I might be trying for a good Mask L2, which wont work if I loose rupees. Or maybe I have already a mask. there are reasons one wouldnt want to be exed besides being an Elim. 

The retaliation Vote on Archer, I backed out of because he removed his Vote from me, there was no reason to keep it on him.

I removed my Vote on Ashbringer because he gave Valid reasoning for his low activity, which was the reason I voted him.

After voicing my suspicions on Archer I didnt place a Vote directly on him because I wanted to give him the Option to respond, which he did. I am not a big fan of his reasoning so I am still wary of him, but I was not sure if it actually was enough to place my Vote back on him.

So one Vote leads to another which leads eventually to execution which I dont want for the reasons listed earlier.

You’re not helping your case here. I vote you, and you vote me, even though you say it’s not retaliation. Also, if you’re not an Elim, and you’re a villager, why would it matter that you’re one of the 4 that could be an Elim? Why are you so concerned about that?

You are right, I don’t know enough of your playstyle to make a judgement there, and I admitted that as such. I am making a big deal of your retaliation vote, because I think it is one.

Also, what does going for a mask say about your alignment?  

I feel like this is another overreaction from you, and actually furthers my opinion you are Elim. I think you’re flailing, trying to push suspicion on me, since I’m the reason you’re being voted. 

If you do want to know why I trust archer, it’s because of the lack of NK yet he volunteered to be exed. 

Edit: literally, your reason for voting me is because I think you’re Elim plus I’m active. Please explain how that’s not retaliation. You said it was partly because I was suspicious of you

Edited by Mistfallen Soldier
Posted

Hello Stick

I too know nothing about what is going on

Think I’m gonna repeal my vote on Archer for now

Here’s the thing: I don’t trust my judgement in voting, and I won’t trust myself to vote until I actually catch up with this game which I don’t plan on doing

BUT

I don’t trust anyone else’s judgement to vote, either

More than I do my own, yes, but still not much

So I’mma monitor the situation around rollover and potentially instigate some chaos

Posted
22 minutes ago, Divergent said:

I am a little concerned with Archer jumping from vote to vote. It's not suspicious in itself, but it does feel reminiscent of how he was jumping votes in D1 of the previous game as an elim. That being said, the difference here is that he's the leading wagon instead of a teammate. As someone who was a player in that game, do you think it's a cause for suspicion?

I think the reason for why he’s jumping so much makes sense. He’s basically putting pressure on each person, once they give reasons for the activity he was suspicious of he’s moving on to the next person. In the last game (at least from what I remember) he wasn’t really giving reasons for it, but he does seem to be now. So I guess, no, I don’t think it is? At least not any more than the other things he’s been doing.

22 minutes ago, Divergent said:

I think at the moment, here's where I'm at

People I'm town leaning

- Araris, Coco, Mistfallen, Hael, Archer, Burnt

People I'm okay with voting today

- Wonko, Wahr, Coder, Doc

People with low activity (would prefer to vote on Loop 2+ unless they become more active)

- Ashbringer, TJ, Hoid, Honor/Stick, TUO

These make sense to me. Aligns pretty well with my own reads atm. Out of those the one I’m most suspicious of right now is Wahr. He’s being very inconsistent and weirdly defensive.

17 minutes ago, Mistfallen Soldier said:

Also, what does going for a mask say about your alignment?

1 hour ago, Wahrheitswächter said:

Also I might be trying for a good Mask L2, which wont work if I loose rupees.

Going for a mask says nothing about your alignment. Both sides are definitely going for masks. That was a big thing we talked about D1 (village has a higher chance of getting masks since there are more of us and we should try to keep them away from the elims as much as possible). 
Also, dead players start with enough to buy a red mask loop 2. So it doesn’t really matter if you die or not, you can still get those.

Posted (edited)
8 minutes ago, Hoid Slayer said:

Hello Stick

I too know nothing about what is going on

Think I’m gonna repeal my vote on Archer for now

Here’s the thing: I don’t trust my judgement in voting, and I won’t trust myself to vote until I actually catch up with this game which I don’t plan on doing

BUT

I don’t trust anyone else’s judgement to vote, either

More than I do my own, yes, but still not much

So I’mma monitor the situation around rollover and potentially instigate some chaos

I won’t be on for rollover… for there’s not way I’ll be able to control that chaos.

Also, you are aware that this means that Wahr is getting exed right now? Actually, I’m good with that. I want to see how he responds 

Edit: Wahr, I see you lurking 

Edited by Mistfallen Soldier
Posted

Sorry everyone, fatigue turned into a headache and kinda took me out for the rest of the day.

So what are indicators of alignment we can look for? All we have to go in is the engagement in thread. Typically, we might look for unusual behaviour relating to the execution, but that is going to be less useful than normal on two counts: firstly deaths are flipless, so we cannot easily put reactions in their proper context based on revealed alignment, and secondly the mechanics of the loops with boss masks as the wincon and players returning to life gives the eliminators more strategic options that potentially reduces the need to care so much, at least initially. I think? I need to plot that out a bit more.

(Runs some numbers)
...

(Runs some more numbers)

Okay, I need to spend more time on this as I've not got it all mapped out yet and I can't yet tell if sharing those particular thoughts aren't going to be more useful to the elims.

Mostly I got as far as determining that if we were able to correctly identify a single elim this loop, then we could win the game.  But I've got a class starting presently, so while I'll trying work through this all, I'm not yet sure if we're better of executing a villager or an eliminator so I'm not sure what I should be trying to look for to throw a vote on >> 

 

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57 minutes ago, Mistfallen Soldier said:

I won’t be on for rollover… for there’s not way I’ll be able to control that chaos.

Also, you are aware that this means that Wahr is getting exed right now? Actually, I’m good with that. I want to see how he responds 

Edit: Wahr, I see you lurking 

I was not aware

The fact doesn’t change much about my stance

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