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  1. Mark IV
    Huh... Why does this not surprise me... Stink being the first person to vote for me. Mind telling me what I've done? 'Cause I've barely done anything so far. Sure, I fished for info in the world PM, but yeah I'm going to do that more often now. Edit: Hmmm... Or maybe, it's something I'm doing RL? Cause solving math problems is definitely suspicious, IMO.
  2. Mark IV
    Say, wasn't there a line in the rules that said that each person had a home planet though? I'm pretty sure I'd read that in the first spoiler box. I'm too lazy to quote it right now though. Just thought I'd point it out.
  3. Mark IV
    My two cents here agree to disagree with aman's plan. Notwithstanding other defects already pointed out, I also suspect aman might have his own personal goals on his home planet. Sure, these might not be detrimental to us, but they might be. Either way, I'm hesitant to revel my home planet so early in the game. Also, has he put descriptions of his role in pink?
  4. Mark IV
    Hmmm... I'll be joining this one as Unknown. I was deliberating whether I should play, but seeing as I didn't want to miss this game, here I am. Word of caution: My autocorrect is non-functional due to.... certain reasons. So, i might commit heinous spelling mistakes and incorrect capitalisation.
  5. Mark IV
    Guys, one thing that caught my notice - Ecthelion was not saved by the returned. Why not? Well, I've got to go right now. But I thought I'd point this out. Sorry, don't have the time right now to explain the while reasoning behind my question.
  6. Mark IV
    Ah! Frozen mint.. you beat me to it. I agree with frozen, atleast as far as I could follow it. The eliminators knew we would solve it. Thus, they knew we'd find that doctor was evil, and the other four were not the answer. The eliminators also knew we wouldn't trust the riddle and think it was some sort of a plot/IKYK. Thus, we'd inherently suspect those that were cleared. But, the eliminators wouldn't want to throw one of their own into the spotlight. Thus, I'd say it's useless to draw conclusions based off of anything in the riddle. I suggest we ifpgnore that the riddle even exists. Just pretend that ecth died without a last word. After all, what benefit would ecth try to give us if he were on the elim team? His words would only serve to enfoul (is that a word?) our progress. That said, it isn't mentioned anywhere that there's only one elim in the riddle. Two or more of the people could be elims. We just have to see who's saying what about the riddle. Ninja'd by Magestar.
  7. Mark IV
    Because I don't find ecth suspicious at all. I know my vote won't make a difference, but atleast this way, people will remember that I voted for Meta, rather than remain non-committal about it. One lesson I learned it's that a vote still has power, no matter how insignificant it may seem. You need only look to D2 for proof. All the votes that didn't seem to matter in face of the four voted on me suddenly were the ones that mattered. The majority is after ecth right now. Guess who I suspect they'll be Targetting next day cycle (or even this night cycle). Infact, I believe when meta comes on again, I'll accumulate more votes.
  8. Mark IV
    Heh... the irony here... the more I say I'm done with dealing with this situation, the more I'm drawn to solve this tangle and extricate myself from its depths. (sorry. This was almost an OOG comment. But anyways...)
  9. Mark IV
    @Magestar Is that quote relevant?
  10. Mark IV
    So, you're saying that just because I was saved, there was a rabbit kill? It doesn't really mean anything if I live and there's a rabbit kill. It just means that whoever has a rabbit isn't dead, not that I have a rabbit. Meta I know I should be voting with the majority, but at this point, I think it's be better to voice my own opinions rather than flow with the majority that wants to kill me. so, first off, there's no response to my response to his suspicion on me that he posted last day turn. It might just be that he missed it, but I doubt it. It was as long as his own post (because I'd quoted his whole post). So, it would have been better if he'd atleast acknowledged it and tried to work out suspicions, but no. He seems too adamant on getting me lynched. Secondly, he seems to be turning a blind eye to the fact that this might be a ploy on the eliminators end to make me seem suspicious for no reason. Again, killing two villagers with one stone (more like 5 ropes And yes, I'm being nonchalant because I think it's been two days since the threat of death has hung over me, and I'm sort of used to it by now.). As I've said before, when have you seen the eliminators make such an obvious ploy in broad daylight? Sure it may have been to save the supposed lifeless rabbit I have, but as frozen kindly pointed out (thank you frozen. I hadn't thought of it that way), why place your eggs in one basket? Someone else could have more easily done the phishing - looming at the vast number of new players, someone new could have probably pulled it off without accruing suspicion. Anyways, Meta seems to me to be tunneling here. Atleast that's my opinion. If I die, be sure to keep an eye on him and lopen. I sort of trust Ecthelion as the eliminators had no guarantee on the first night cycle that he would survive if he turned drab. Lopen seems suspicious. Magestar, not so much, particularly because it was Araris who saved him from the lynch D1, who turned out to be good. That's all for now.
  11. Mark IV
    Did anyone try to attack me last night? Because, ta-da! I'm still alive. And, no, I didn't use a lifeless 'cause I don't have one. I forgot to ask this in the last cycle, but did any villagers try to remove a vote from my head on D1? I know this is a silly question, but I'd still like to check. Vote coming in some time (unless I got to sleep, in which case, vote will come later)
  12. Mark IV
    Yeah, well, I'm not sure either. I thought I'd just point it out. I'm pretty sure I'm trying to say that you might have been right to an extent, but as I said, I'm not really suspicious of meta, so I've got con flicking reads here. I basically trying to point out that this is also likely a possibility - the mere chance to kill two villagers in consecutive cycles is what an eliminator would aim for. Sorry if I'm coming out too aggressive in the game. I don't mean to be. It's just I now realise I've been a bit sleep deprived these past few days (assignment completions and whatnot). So, don't take it personally. That combined with this ridiculous circumstance makes me want to laugh maniacally and tear my hair out at the same time.
  13. Mark IV
    Oh, how [insert word dripping with sarcasm] aha! Oh how quaint! . The eliminators just reveal one of themselves off the bat and don't really expect anyone to suggest ideas like 'kill him tonight' or 'everyone vote for him'. Honestly, the everyone vote for him idea is suspicious because that kills the lynch discussion tomorrow. You want me dead, I'll be dead, hands down. You're not getting anywhere discussing about me (because I'm not an eliminator). So, I'd rather just die at this point rather than be discussed anymore. (Yeah... I'm a little frustrated because this is ridiculous to me. Thanks, Returned. -__-) Anyways, my analysis of what happened : (note: I'm assuming I'm innocent because I know I'm innocent.) The returned spotted a golden opportunity to kill two villagers on consecutive cycles (sound familiar, Magestar?). Why not blatantly reduce the number of votes on a person to zero rather than the bare minimum needed to save me. ( for those of you not convinced, if i were returned, why keep it a close call? If two of the returned were roleblocked, then I'd have likely died. Instead, steering the lynch during the day might’ve helped more. ) Do what you will with this. P.S. I suspect Lopen. He seems just good enough to pull off something like this. Meta, maybe, but I don't really suspect his very much. That's all for now.
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    The emboldened parts are me. For those of you wondering, as of the end of N1, I had exactly 4 breaths.
  16. Mark IV
    Who knows? He could already know he needs to, but he doesn't want to. ?.?
  17. Mark IV
    I think he knows that, Stink.
  18. Mark IV
    Well, that wasn't really sarcasm, just silliness.
  19. Mark IV
    I'm me! Does that help, @Magestar?
  20. Mark IV
    Well, do as you will then. I can't really stop people, can I?
  21. Mark IV
    I now advise all Scadrians to contact Wilson. Wilson is 100% confirmed Scadrian, because she said she is. And that is all the evidence you need. That's all for now. (Hmmm.. I guess that was too abrupt. All I mean to say is that I'd advise Scadrians, or anyone else for that matter, to not fully trust verbal claims. But given that that's all we have for now, I guess it's better than nothing.)
  22. Mark IV
    Suddenly, Lamron gained clarity. Everything had felt like a dream until then. He faintly remembered disappearing from his normal world and landing on this one. The feeling was strangely not what he'd expected. Being transported across worlds had been a comfortable experience, almost like sleeping in a normal warm bed. But, he doubted this arena would be very similar. Lamron watched his opponents with a careful eye. They all seemed normal, like him. The audience and the commentary though, it seemed was quite blood thirsty. Fortunately enough, they didn't seem to be vampires. But, he figured, if bloodshed was what was normal, then he definitely didn't want seem abnormal in this situation. He looked to his left hand and saw it was empty, much to his dismay. His right hand, on the contrary, held a normal looking hatchet. Behind him, he sensed a person moving. Swirling on his normal leg, he swung his arm to strike the head and almost did hit it. Except for the completely normal fact that the hatchet swung out of his hand because he'd lost his grip. Thankfully, the contestant in front of him didn't seem to pay notice. They were too busy making comments about the normal audience, it seemed. "Where did that hatchet run off to now?" Was it even normal for hatchets to avoid their owners? Lorman guessed it was for that was what had happened, and set off to find it. Is this a normal RP?
  23. Mark IV
    Yeah... simple mistakes seem to be the worst. The first time I was good, I simply said I don't really support D1 lynching. Guess what? I was lynched. I don't remember the specifics, but that was the impression I'd gotten. P.S. your name too starts with M! So does mine! O.o
  24. Mark IV
    Hmmm... I've done some thinking, and I find Magestar to be more suspicious. I was originally going to vote for bugsy, but I find that I would've said almost exactly what he said in most situations. Given that this lynch isn't really in the hands of villagers, I think I should just vote, rather than hesitate. So, there. Ah.. didn't see meta's post until I finished. Regardless, I think I agree with him to an extent. But, one thing I noticed was that the reason people called out meta's playstyle this game was not that he was posting less, but rather that he specifically targetted one person. Granted that that's what he does every game, I'm still not convinced behind his reason for voting. But, given that Meta is (or rather is going to be, if he lives) one of the main drivers of conversation, it would be useful if he lived atleast for the start of the game (and until the end if he were villager.) Now, some of the phrasing might sound suspicious here. It certainly does to me, but I can't seem to express my views any other way. Perhaps it is just the act of accusing someone that I find unusual.
  25. Mark IV
    Hmm... @Ecthelion III, you still haven't defended your vote against Doc. Mind answering what you find "highly suspicious"? It might help the village. Yeah... I don't think so really. Given that the chances of hitting the exact returned making the kill on the exact night that they are making it is a slim chance. (More like 1/(no. Of people alive - 1)) Also, have I just missed it or has no one mentioned it before? The returned basically have the ability to make a lifeless rabbit by next day cycle, if they haven't already. Sure, they'd lose all eight breath and an additional one, but I don't think that's really a very disproportionate risk w.r.t. shortening the game to half it's length. So, I'd say we are in huge trouble. So, I just got on mainly to say that I'll not be very active until after D2. This is because of RL reasons (Exams, if you're curious) (Exams, if you're not curious). So, I'll not participate fully until then. That's all for now, I guess.
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