Mist she/her Posted June 10, 2020 Posted June 10, 2020 (edited) (Part twenty-six, which is two thirteens, which means it is twice as unlucky as the thirteenth post. The Great and Mighty Game Master discovers our violation of the rules!)  THE INSANITATION OFFICER: THE INSANITATION OFFICER COMMENDS THE COFFEE MACHINE ON THEIR COMMITMENT TO PRESERVE INSANITY IN THE WORLD!!!  Confident Indecision Officer: I MUST POSE A QUESTION TO THE INSANITATION OFFICER!!! DO THEY WORK TO CAUSE UNSANITARY CONDITIONS?!!! OR TO CAUSE INSANE CONDITIONS?!!! OR IS IT BOTH.  Confident Indecision Officer: ALSO. MAY I JUST SAY I APPROVE OF THE STICK'S EDITORIAL COMMENTATING?!!!  Stick: Of course! Anyone can praise the stick at any time! Except when they're trying to focus. That would be distracting.  The Great and Mighty Game Master: So, I just realized that you technically weren’t supposed to add players into a PM that already exists. Don’t think there’s much I can do about it now, but don’t do it in the future.  Doctor Google: Doctor Google glanced over to see how The Intern was holding up! He knew sometimes Interns became sick from drinking too much coffee.  (The Narrator would like to inform the general public that coffee can indeed make Interns sick, but not other people. Coffee is perfectly safe for the general public to consume.) @Ashbringer Edited June 10, 2020 by Mist
StrikerEZ he/him Posted June 10, 2020 Author Posted June 10, 2020 The turn has ended! Please stop submitting actions or sending PMs!
StrikerEZ he/him Posted June 10, 2020 Author Posted June 10, 2020 They had planned this meeting in secret. There were only a few of them, but that's what they needed. Reading had convinced the others that only a few people would be needed to act out this plan. It would be simple. They would sneak into Araris's room and stab him in the middle of the night. Reading would be there to stop Araris from burning anything if he could, Neru would Riot everyone's resolve to get the job done, and Vorana would be there to Soothe Araris if he woke up when they burst in. The others, four other men and women, were just there to make sure he couldn't escape. Araris's room was just in front of them now. Reading tapped electrum and their resolve strengthened. This would work. Handar kicked down the door and the group charged into the room, Reading leading the charge. Araris wasn't in his bed, where could he be? He couldn't be hiding- Reading didn't get to finish his thought as something tore open his throat and blood began to pool up into his mouth. When had he fallen to the ground? He turned his head to look over and saw that Vorana's head had been torn apart. He heard faint calls of "Faceless Immortal" and "After him!" from the others. "I'll stay here!" Neru said, leaning down over Reading, turning Reading's head to him. "I think Reading is still alive! Don't let the Immortal out of your sight!" Reading heard the sounds of footsteps fading as the rest of the group chased Araris. No, the Immortal. Why was it so hard to keep his eyes open? "I'm really sorry about this, by the way," Neru said, a strange new tone in his voice. What was he sorry for? "We hadn't planned to kill you yet, but I can't let you stay alive." The world began to fade as the realization hit Reading. Neru was a loyalist? Reading closed their eyes for the last time, their heart hammering as Neru began to stand. ~ Neru stood up, wiping Reading's blood from his hands onto his pants. I need to wait a bit, he thought to himself as he watched the life fade from Reading's eyes. It needs to be believable that I was trying to actually save him and just couldn't do anything. He heard footsteps coming back towards the room. A lone set of footsteps. Rust and ruin, Neru thought to himself, pulling out his knife, the others must've lost track of the Immortal and now he's back to kill me. Neru positioned himself right inside doorway of the room, tapping his metalminds so he could stop his breathing, and readied himself to face the Immortal. The footsteps stopped just outside the door. It seemed like minutes passed as Neru stood there, waiting for the monster to come for him. He began to count the seconds in his head. One, two, three, four...twenty-one...fifty-seven.... I can't take this anymore, Neru thought to himself. The thing is toying with me. I go out there and surprise it, stab it in the leg to buy me enough time to get away. On the count of three...one...two...three! Neru quickly spun around the door frame, knife ready to stab the Immortal. He stopped in his tracks. "Oh, thank Harmony, it's just you! I thought you were the-" Neru never got to finish his sentence as the Kandra tore into him just as he had so many others. Shard of Reading has been killed! They were a PRE Operative Leecher and Pinnacle Twinborn! xinoehp512 has been killed! They were a Loyalist Rioter and Gasper Twinborn! Araris Valerian has been killed! They were the Kandra! As the Kandra has now been killed, the rules for their role are now revealed: Spoiler Kandra: Once per game, the Kandra can choose a target to turn into a new Kandra. The original player is killed and revealed to be the Kandra. If the Kandra is killed without choosing a replacement, a random player is converted instead. The new Kandra does not keep their original role(s). If an elim is converted, they remain in the elim doc and have access to the elim kill. The Kandra also has a kill available to them once every other night turn. PMs are open, but make sure to add Young Bard, Fifth Scholar, and myself to all PMs. Also, make sure to make new PMs with players rather than adding new players to PMs. There will be a lynch this turn. As a reminder, there is no vote minimum for the lynch, and a tie vote will result in one of the tied players being lynched randomly. The turn will end at 9 pm CDT on June 11th. The next turn will begin one hour later. Player List: Spoiler @Karnage - Lance Neverwatch @Elandera @Elkanah @The Young Pyromancer - Pyria Young Shard of Reading - Reading PRE Operative Leecher/Pinnacle Twinborn @Experience - Shard @Lahilt - Lahlit @Ventyl - Lafay Etteax Coda PRE Operative Seeker Misting and Hemalurgist @Matrim's_Dice - Lord Cauthon @TJ Shade - TJ Shade @Emi - Lorinne xinoehp512 - Neru Loyalist Rioter/Gasper Twinborn @Kidpen - Villin @Mist - Lumen DrakeMarshall - Lorena Blackburn PRE Operative Gasper Ferring and Thief Araris Valerian - Araris Valerian Kandra Devotary of Spontaniety - Adomert PRE Operative Slider/Sentry Twinborn @Kynedath @Walin - Lerin @Ashbringer - Faleast @The_God_King @Magestar - Reginald Kettis Most of the PMs should be sent out by the time this is posted. 5
Ookla-son-son-Ventyl Posted June 10, 2020 Posted June 10, 2020 Oh boy! Now there could be an elim!kandra!Â
Mat he/him Posted June 10, 2020 Posted June 10, 2020 WAIT A MINUTE hold up people that was quick. One of each alignment killed in one night? Wow. Lemme read the posts and the Kandra rules and everything before I say any analysis.Â
Ashbringer he/him Posted June 10, 2020 Posted June 10, 2020 I think the elims killed Reading, the Kandra killed Xino, and who knows who hit Araris. Maybe he did the Kandra self-destruct or maybe a Coinshot got him or something. @StrikerEZ, is the Kandra body swap once per game, or once per game per player? Ie if I’m right and there’s a new Kandra, do we have to kill it just one more time for it to be gone?
Mat he/him Posted June 10, 2020 Posted June 10, 2020 How the heck would the Kandra win? If the elims reach majority they win. The village wins if the elims are dead. Does the Kandra need to be dead for the village to win @StrikerEZ? I don't see any other way the Kandra could be the last player standing. Turning in for the night, more stuff coming tomorrow, RP and analysis and the like.
StrikerEZ he/him Posted June 10, 2020 Author Posted June 10, 2020 16 minutes ago, Ashbringer said: @StrikerEZ, is the Kandra body swap once per game, or once per game per player? Once per game per player. 11 minutes ago, Matrim's_Dice said: How the heck would the Kandra win? If the elims reach majority they win. The village wins if the elims are dead. Does the Kandra need to be dead for the village to win @StrikerEZ? I don't see any other way the Kandra could be the last player standing. The Kandra wins by being the last player standing, however that happens.
Experience he/him Posted June 10, 2020 Posted June 10, 2020 Ok, xino was an elim. Time to go and read all their posts. Â Also, @StrikerEZ, why would the kandra give someone else the role when they die, because then they would just lose. Wouldn't they just try and stay alive as long as possible? Or is it that if the kandra is the last one standing, then all past kandra's win as well?
|TJ| he/him Posted June 10, 2020 Posted June 10, 2020 (edited) Kandra should not allow the elims to outnumber villagers, but also shouldn't let the villagers kill all the elims. They should walk a very thin line which would be difficult in the endgame. The most favourable position for the kandra in the end would be 1 elim, 1 villager and them. Kinda like The Good, the Bad and the Ugly situation. The kandra would have to guess which one is the elim and hope that the elim targets the villager to win. As I said, a very thin line to walk. That is probably why I think Araris killed xino. To restore parity, and reduce the no. of elims as too many villagers were getting killed earlier.  I think the kandra's body shifting ability is just one in the game. It's probably to counter a lucky shot from killing the kandra too early in the game. Striker confirmed it is once per game per player. It indeed is just once per game. Striker re-confirmed it. But the thing is, we're lucky we got the info about the kandra this early in the game. I also think Araris would not have used the self-destruct ability as it is too early in the game. It doesn't make sense why he would want to do that. Mostly he was killed . Edit: Ninja's by Striker and Shard @StrikerEZ Huh, once per game per player? That means if the current kandra dies, the role will be shifted again? How do we completely kill off the kandra then? Edited June 10, 2020 by TJ Shade 1
StrikerEZ he/him Posted June 10, 2020 Author Posted June 10, 2020 9 minutes ago, TJ Shade said: Huh, once per game per player? That means if the current kandra dies, the role will be shifted again? How do we completely kill off the kandra then? Oops, that was a mistake. I meant just once per game. Sorry. 11 minutes ago, Experience said: Also, @StrikerEZ, why would the kandra give someone else the role when they die, because then they would just lose. Wouldn't they just try and stay alive as long as possible? Or is it that if the kandra is the last one standing, then all past kandra's win as well? The past version of the Kandra wins if the new one wins.
Experience he/him Posted June 10, 2020 Posted June 10, 2020 3 minutes ago, StrikerEZ said: Oops, that was a mistake. I meant just once per game. Sorry. The past version of the Kandra wins if the new one wins. Oooh. So it looks like the kandra were very unlucky to die so early. So it seems like they only have one life? That also makes more sense. Time for more analysis: Lahilt NAI RP RP, votes on Silber Talk about RP RP NAI RP RP Says they think that the three votes on mist at the beginning were odd. Changed vote to ash NAI RP RP RP Says they think pyro’s village, neutral read on ash, then places vote on me (experience) Says they voted on me (experience) because of my patterns with getting money, Thinks we should do a large vote on one person so vote manipulation can’t stop it RP RP Asks for vote count. NAI Takes vote off of me (experience) because they think most people’s votes on me were just gut reads. RP RP RP Not much other then RP. There's a bit of changing around votes and voting on people without giving reasons, but they have given reasons after the fact and they are also a newer player so I'm giving them a little leeway. Honestly, I can't really get a read on them, probably because they are new and I don't know their playing style very well yet, and I could see their posts coming from either an elim or village, so I have a neutral read on them.Â
The Young Pyromancer he/him Posted June 10, 2020 Posted June 10, 2020 Right, kandra/elim analysis time. Karnage - low activity count makes it unlikely that Araris would have picked them. Thet wanted to have the best possible chance of winning, and so would have selected their successor VERY carefully. Elandera - A definite possibility. One of my strongest Kandra suspects here, and a slight elim suspect, mostly because none of your posts have really said 'village' to me. Elkanah - Activity The Young Pyromancer - As I was heavily involved in PMs, I doubt Araris would have chosen me, because it would be difficult for me to falsify any roles, thus leading to my discovery. Shard of Reading - Activity, though slightly more likely than some Experience - Was already up for lynch, doubt Araris would have chosen someone who might get lynched soon in the future. Lahilt - Activity, though again, less of a concern. A possibility. Ventyl - Possible, though they seemed somewhat involved in PMs. Not sure how much of that Araris would have picked up on though, as he was fairly absent from PMs himself. Matrim's_Dice - One of my strongest suspects. I was already picking up an elim gut feeling, and would be willing to lynch them (though not my first choice). Combine that with the fact they've been active and keeping up, yet subtle, and we might have our new Kandra. TJ Shade - Another strong pick, mostly because his analysis skills would make deducing elims to balance with the village easier. I was reading paranoid!village before this, but now both our reads are completely thrown. Emi - Unlikely due to activity levels Kidpen - Not enough time since the swap-in to get a good read on them, and Araris isn't one to gamble from what I've seen. Mist - Another moderate possibility. Nothing they've done yet has really stood out, so Araris might have chosen someone more 'subtle' to take over the role. I don't really have an elim/non-elim read. Kynedath - Activity Walin - Activity Ashbringer - Again, a possibility, though low. Magestar - The person I think is most likely a Kandra. Reasoning to come later. 1
Elandera she/her Posted June 10, 2020 Posted June 10, 2020 1 hour ago, The Young Pyromancer said: Elandera - A definite possibility. One of my strongest Kandra suspects here, and a slight elim suspect, mostly because none of your posts have really said 'village' to me. I'm not sure how you can read me as the Kandra, since this is the first time I've posted since the old Kandra died. It's not like there was a shift in my playstyle, so my post content has really nothing to do with it. Wait, I just reread the beginning of the post and realized you're making the Kandra connection based on who Araris was most likely to choose. Yeah, I'd be somewhat suspicious of me as well. I think Araris would be likely to choose someone who has been involved and mostly NAI with village leans. As for why you suspect me as elim, that makes sense. Few of my posts have done much yet, since my week at work was pretty crazy. That's about to be fixed! I'll break down Xino, as elims are probably the larger threat and easier to find. I'll start with Xino's posts that involved other players (that still live). D1 Spoiler First post is role analysis, and a response to Kynedath who joked about the tedium of breaking down all the roles. Not much to be learned, as the analysis is NAI and doesn't reference anyone. Later, Xino responds to Pyro's mention of the Boxing cap and Experience's question about it. Goes on to additional role analysis.  This is really the only useful post in cycle 1 for analysis. He said the only votes with reason were Karnage on Araris; Mage and Experience's on Coda; and TJ's on Mage. He agrees with Mage's reasoning, but doesn't commit to a vote there. Calls out Experience for voting Coda because Araris said Coda and XP couldn't be teammates, then leaving the vote there without getting their own reason. This seems somewhat contradictory to Xino's first statement of Experience's vote having a stated reason. Suggests TJ's reason for voting on Mage is based on meta, faulty for RNG reasons. Disagree's with Karnage's reason for voting on Araris. His next post contains more player analysis. Suggests Ash's post is odd, attributes it to inexperience. Quotes Matrim (I think he's calling him Mat?) and says they don't read them as elim. Follows that with saying they don't think anyone is elim, votes on Karnage (explained in his next post). Here's where he responds with reason for his vote. Responds to Pyro asking a reason for the Karnage vote. Xino references his first player analysis post (see Karnage's vote on Araris). D2 Spoiler Only post for this turn expresses confusion about the PMs (SHOUTY SHOUT group PM). Mentions Karnage, passively asks about their opinion on the lynch train from D1. Votes on Araris. That makes me curious about the votes on Karnage. Xino's seemed to be one of the first, made in the last few hours of the turn. Pyro voted on Karnage to save Coda after prompting from Drake. Five minutes later, Xino voted on Karnage, and Pyro was immediately suspicious? That seems weird, since Pyro just suggested lynching them to save Coda. They were suspicious enough to call them out twice. Drake voted next, followed by Coda. Mage suggests it's a weird lynch, and offers up Ash (who'd just said they were going to tie it before Coda voted). Ash then votes on Karnage, with the statement they'd move to Hats if Karnage responds or more people vote on Hats. Pyro then moves immediately to Hats, followed by Ash, Drake, Mist, Karnage (which was too late). Time to don the paranoid conspiracy theory hat! Xino (a known elim) did not see plots by elim!Pyro to "swing" a vote onto elim!Karnage in an effort to gain trust by appearing to save Coda. When both voted on Karnage right next to each other, it put elim!Karnage within solid reach of being lynched considering who Pyro was working with publicly. That explains Pyro's apparent frantic effort to get Xino to post again, despite appearing to be okay with Karnage's lynch. Since Xino had reason, though, he couldn't retract without suspicion, so elim!Pyro worked to get it back away from Karnage. He likely had assistance from at least one other elim, most likely Mist because of this post and his stated reason for trusting Karnage. With that, my current suspect list for elim team would be Karnage, Pyro, and Mist. This all hinges on Karnage actually being elim, and Xino's vote that turn being an attempted distancing vote gone wrong.Â
|TJ| he/him Posted June 10, 2020 Posted June 10, 2020 (edited) 3 hours ago, Ventyl said: Oh boy! Now there could be an elim!kandra! This could actually be a very good thing for us because if too many villagers are getting killed elim!kandra will have to resort to killing their former teammates. It was also cause paranoia in the elim's camp. They'd basically be like us - analysing each and every one's moves, unable to trust each other and carefully considering what other's are doing. This won't happen immediately though. We'd have to wait until after Night 4. Even if one of their own dies after that turn, elim doc will descend into chaos. This would also make our job of hunting the kandra easier since they'd already be in our elim suspect list. 2 hours ago, The Young Pyromancer said: TJ Shade - Another strong pick, mostly because his analysis skills would make deducing elims to balance with the village easier. I was reading paranoid!village before this, but now both our reads are completely thrown. I'd like to counter your point with the same reason. I'd think Araris would choose someone he suspected of being an elim since it would make his successor easy to restore balance at will rather than choose someone who analyses a lot but is known to be wrong with his analysis (like with Drake). He obviously had a lot of elim suspects. Much more than he let on in the thread, like with xino. So it might not be someone whom he suspected to be elim in-thread. I agree with most of your other analysis. But if he chose them, it would be easy/obvious for people like you and me to analyse. I'd actually like to think that he'd choose inactive players whom he hoped to be would be active. Basically, Araris would choose One of his elim suspects, but not one of ours. Inactive players he knows is going to be more active Personally, I think it's the former rather than the latter. Now coming to this cycle's lynch. I'm particularly suspicious of Lahilt. They retracted their vote at a very critical point, basically deciding the lynch all by themselves. What's more surprising is they did not vote for anyone else at that point. There's no reason why they would do that, and I do not buy their reason stating "I do not have a good read on them". Edit: Ninja'd by Elandera Edited June 10, 2020 by TJ Shade
Magestar he/him Posted June 10, 2020 Posted June 10, 2020 (edited) 6 hours ago, The Young Pyromancer said: Magestar - The person I think is most likely a Kandra. Reasoning to come later. Makes sense. Also wrong, but I think I probably see where you're coming from. On the other hand, wouldn't it be a little too easy for Araris to just pick me? Seems a little obvious. Could have been an IKYK, I guess. I'm still glad to hear your reasoning, at any rate. So... Xino was an Elim. I'm a little bit gratified by that one, actually. Anyway I figure now is probably the time to discuss my reads a little more. Let's start with some things I said last day cycle.  Quote If you flip villager I'll be more likely to trust Pyro, who I'm kind of middling on at the moment, as well as two others I won't name. I'd be more suspicious of Xino and Araris and another I won't name. Quote My suspicions align with TJ on some of your interactions with players. He kind of limits it to Pyro, but I've got a few more ideas that I'll share if you die. Anyone can hold me to that if they like. Both of these posts were my own, responding to things Drake had said. For whatever it's worth, I'm less suspicious of Pyro, Ash, and Exp now that Drake flipped village. That's also the order of confidence I have in those people's villageryness, from greatest to least. I was more suspicious of Xino, Araris, and Kynedath. Araris was kind of a niche case because their posts didn't seem particularly village or scummy, and their interactions didn't seem Elim at all. In retrospect, it kind of makes sense. I hadn't put much thought into the Kandra thing, but I'm not surprised it was Araris for a number of reasons. Anyway, my suspicion of Kynedath was based on my suspicion of Xino, so I figure I might as well pursue that. Kyne has sort of flown under the radar, which is a little bit suspicious, but more importantly it was their interaction with Xino on the first day that made me a little suspicious of them. It felt like Kyne was kind of setting Xino up for flying under the radar. The interaction read as a bit off to me, and seemed a bit forced, if that makes sense. It basically involved Kyne pinging Xino to do game analysis, sort of setting it up as a joke, then Xino actually doing it, with Kyne seeming impressed and also confirming this as there normal playstyle. It's in the first few pages, you can probably find it in Kyne's posts pretty easily. I'm not going to quote all of it. I feel like it set Xino up to make money without worrying too much about Kyne has also kind of flown under the radar. That's all I've really got on Kyne. I know other people had some suspicions earlier, if someone could bring then up for me to take a look at that'd be super great. I might analyze Xino's interactions a bit more later. 3 hours ago, TJ Shade said: Now coming to this cycle's lynch. I'm particularly suspicious of Lahilt. They retracted their vote at a very critical point, basically deciding the lynch all by themselves. What's more surprising is they did not vote for anyone else at that point. There's no reason why they would do that, and I do not buy their reason stating "I do not have a good read on them". Are you suspicious of Exp? I feel like the only reason to be suspicious of Lahilt moving their vote is if you also find Exp suspicious. Otherwise, if Lahilt is an Elim, it doesn't really matter if they switch their vote or not, so switching it would only draw attention to them. I've got another kind of long day at work today, so I probably won't be back online for a while. I should be back before the first half of this cycle is over with more analysis. Don't get too crazy while I'm gone.  Edited June 10, 2020 by Magestar
|TJ| he/him Posted June 10, 2020 Posted June 10, 2020 5 minutes ago, Magestar said: Anyway, my suspicion of Kynedath was based on my suspicion of Xino, so I figure I might as well pursue that. Kyne has sort of flown under the radar, which is a little bit suspicious, but more importantly it was their interaction with Xino on the first day that made me a little suspicious of them. It felt like Kyne was kind of setting Xino up for flying under the radar. The interaction read as a bit off to me, and seemed a bit forced, if that makes sense. It basically involved Kyne pinging Xino to do game analysis, sort of setting it up as a joke, then Xino actually doing it, with Kyne seeming impressed and also confirming this as there normal playstyle. It's in the first few pages, you can probably find it in Kyne's posts pretty easily. I'm not going to quote all of it. I feel like it set Xino up to make money without worrying too much about Kyne has also kind of flown under the radar. Agree with you, though not for the reasons you've stated. I hadn't paid much attention to the said Xino-Kyne interactions. In addition to your points, I'll point out how hard Araris was pushing for the Kynedath lynch. Was he trying to dispose two elims in one cycle? 9 minutes ago, Magestar said: Are you suspicious of Exp? I feel like the only reason to be suspicious of Lahilt moving their vote is if you also find Exp suspicious. Otherwise, if Lahilt is an Elim, it doesn't really matter if they switch their vote or not, so switching it would only draw attention to them. In Cycle 2 I really didn't understand their lynching. But after the lynch, seeing as how votes were swung off or 'retracted', I'd not be opposed to info-lynching them. Depending on the way they flip, we can possibly we get info on Lahilt, Ventyl, and possibly Elandera. I got a very weird bussing vibe from the lynch. Alright, time for some stats! 6 people are dead out of the initial 23. That's 17 alive players. If we assume [(33% of the total players) - 1] as the number of eliminators at the beginning of the game, that's 7 eliminators (worst case). Since xino dead, they are either left with 6 or 5 members depending on whether an elim was converted to kandra. That would leave us with either 10-1-6 or 11-1-5. The former case could leave us with 7-1-6 at the beginning of the next day if we mislynch and if the coinshot targets the wrong person. That's a very precarious position to be in, even if it is the worst case scenario. Something to be cautious about.Â
Mat he/him Posted June 10, 2020 Posted June 10, 2020 (edited) 7 hours ago, The Young Pyromancer said: Matrim's_Dice - One of my strongest suspects. I was already picking up an elim gut feeling, and would be willing to lynch them (though not my first choice). Combine that with the fact they've been active and keeping up, yet subtle, and we might have our new Kandra. Wait, so you’re suspecting Kandra!me because of something I did before Araris died? That doesn’t make any sense. Edit: Oh, apparently Araris chose who the next Kandra is. I don’t understand their mechanics, I guess. Edited June 10, 2020 by Matrim's_Dice
StrikerEZ he/him Posted June 10, 2020 Author Posted June 10, 2020 1 hour ago, Matrim's_Dice said: Edit: Oh, apparently Araris chose who the next Kandra is. I don’t understand their mechanics, I guess. If Araris chose a successor, that player would be the new Kandra. If Araris did not choose one, then a random player out of all the living players would be the new Kandra. I can’t say which one happened.
Mat he/him Posted June 10, 2020 Posted June 10, 2020 (edited) Could Araris have chosen a successor without killing themselves? @StrikerEZ Edited June 10, 2020 by Matrim's_Dice
Ashbringer he/him Posted June 10, 2020 Posted June 10, 2020 I'll get to work analyzing what Xino did soon. I'd be fine to try and lynch Karnage again, but I have a different suspicion today. ... (Part twenty-seven, which is a number mostest most fortunate as it is three three threes, and three is the number of sides in a triangle, the most stable shape, and three threes is the most stable of the most stable, and so this post is the most stable of the most stable of the most stable)  THE INSANITATION OFFICER: THE REPLY TO THE QUESTION OF THE CONFIDENT INDECISION MAKER, IS THAT THE INSANITATION OFFICER STICKS BANANAS TO THE CEILING!!!  Doctor Google: Ah! The doctor noticed the Confident Indecision Maker was lit on fire while delivering the hour to the printer! He rushed to grab some flame-retardant coffee from THE COFFEE MACHINE!  Confident Indecision Maker: AN ENLIGHTENED ANSWER MY GOOD OFFICER!!! You know it's legitimately helpful to put the transcript in the thread because I think some people legitimately were curious about the contents of our PM after it was brought up in conversation a few times. They just got A LOT MORE THAN THEY BARGAINED FOR!!!  Stick: ( @The Intern your turn)  The Intern: Thanks! The SHOUTY-SHOUT AGENCY!!! has enacted its budget proposal!  (The Narrator smiles at this, as the self-referential nature of the SHOUTY-SHOUT AGENCY!!! becomes apparent to the general public.) (The COFFEE MACHINE wonders why it had no posts in this part... perhaps it was inactive)
Experience he/him Posted June 10, 2020 Posted June 10, 2020 (edited) I'm going to go a place my vote on Karnage, as they have had the most elim feel to me of all the people that I have analysed so far. I'm going to do more analysing, and if I find someone who seems more suspicious, then I will change my vote. And time for some more analysis: Ventyl RP Pokes mist, basic analysis of rules NAI Takes vote off of mist, slight elim lean on ash Pokes emi NAI NAI NAI RP Talk about RP NAI NAI NAI NAI NAI Claims that if pyro and I (experience) died, they would go for most posts NAI RP RP Talk about RP NAI Says they aren’t good at making long analysis posts Says they would make their own analysis if there weren’t so many pages Votes on coda, then does an analysis for them and comes up with all NAI posts or elim NAI Thoughts on coda, Vote count Talk about vote count Elim read on coda Lists roles that can manipulate votes Talk about vote manip, NAI RP NAI Convincing drake to not vote on them, says they are suspicious of multiple people, doesn’t vote Huge analysis post of me (experience), and votes on me Reason for voting on me (experience) is because of all my posts Analysis araris posts, and thinks they aren’t elim More suspicious of drake then me (experience), and moves vote to them NAI Says they moved vote off of me (experience) because of PM interaction. Talk about RP NAI Talk about RP RP Mentions possibility of elim kandra I think that I'm going to take my vote off of Karnage, and put it onto Ventyl. I'm feeling elim lean for them, partly because they moved their lynch vote off of me. At the time they had placed it on me, they weren't one of the first (though they did do the huge analysis of my posts) to place one on me. Then when people started to move their votes off of me, they did so as well, claiming that they were more suspcious of drake then me anyway which they hadn't even expressed before. It just really seems like an elim trying to blend into the crowd of moving lynches. EDIT: Just for reference, I placed the vote on karnage before doing my analysis on ventyl. Edited June 10, 2020 by Experience
Lahilt he/him Posted June 10, 2020 Posted June 10, 2020 (edited) 9 hours ago, TJ Shade said: Now coming to this cycle's lynch. I'm particularly suspicious of Lahilt. They retracted their vote at a very critical point, basically deciding the lynch all by themselves. What's more surprising is they did not vote for anyone else at that point. There's no reason why they would do that, and I do not buy their reason stating "I do not have a good read on them". True, I did remove my vote from xp in an effort to save them.                     I did not place a vote on drake because I had a strong village read on them.                                  I was hoping another lynch option would tie up with these so I could hop on that. @Ventyl could you explain why you wanted to save XP so much?  Edited June 10, 2020 by Lahilt
Ookla-son-son-Ventyl Posted June 10, 2020 Posted June 10, 2020 12 minutes ago, Lahilt said: True, I did remove my vote from xp in an effort to save them.                     I did not place a vote on drake because I had a strong village read on them.                                  I was hoping another lynch option would tie up with these so I could hop on that. @Ventyl could you explain why you wanted to save XP so much?  Mainly because I’ve wanted to team up with them, and that I thought Drake was slightly more suspicious. So why wouldn’t I change my vote to someone I think is more suspicious, even if it’s just a small amount? If it comes down to it, I think there still is a possibility of elim!Experience, but I want to wait a little longer to see if I can get better reads off of them if they do more analysis like the one on myself. When they do that, I’ll make an updated analysis similar to the one I did on Araris. Also here is a current vote count, I think... if anything is wrong please tell me. Vote Count: Karnage (1): ElanderaVentyl (1): ExperienceLahilt (1): TJ ShadeKynedath (1): Magestar Okay, I’m going to make analysis for all of the lynch targets currently, once I get the time for it. So know that one is coming sometime today, if the lynch candidates change then I’ll do analysis on those players. So please, don’t make a huge tie like we’ve had in the previous cycles. I don’t want to have to make that many analysis . Anyways, I hope that this post clarifies any questions about my swing. If not, I’ll try to find the time today to answer any more. If it comes down to it, tell Striker to tell me (We are siblings if anyone didn’t know).
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