StrikerEZ
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I think I’ll probably go for it with you. Also, someone grabbed the clock. I tried going for it, but didn’t get it. I recommend that whoever did get it, assuming it was a villager, doesn’t claim it. And that they hoard it for awhile. Keep it for a rainy day. Things might get really bad before we need it, so best not to use it too soon. And if the elims ended up with it...well, we should try and figure that out.
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I...I changed my order this morning because I thought a bunch of people would be going for the clock. So I went for a piece of chalk. So...I guess we all decided to go for chalk? And a couple other items. Apparently. Though we did get Connie, so that’s cool! Also, I’ll be going for the clock.
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Connie. I won’t have time to come on after this probably. I think this makes the most sense of the people people are willing to vote on.
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I’m adding Connie to the list of people I’d be willing to shrek. I don’t really have time to think too much about where my vote goes this turn, so you guys have an hour or so to persuade me to vote for either Connie or Gears or Devotary.
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@TJ Shade It is something I could completely buy Gears doing. Doesn't mean I think it's a good idea for him to do it, if he's an elim, but it's the type of thing I could see him doing.
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Well, in some ways this reminds me a lot of...I believe the latest run of the game is LG64. It was called Remaster of the House. It was a faction game where each player was in a noble house, but wanted to be the last player standing from that house. You couldn't take actions on players within your house, only against players from other houses. So it required a lot of working with other players and stuff, while also coordinating with your house (who would eventually be your enemies) on who can use which actions available to each house. Quinn's game gives me similar vibes with the Spy and each house doc having someone who's secretly from another house. It's a really really fun idea.
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@Quintessential That seems...incredibly complicated. So...each House has one player that is actually a spy from another house, and a player they know is a spy from another house? So, the Houses want to get rid of the spies and the other houses? Do the Spies know who all the Spies are?
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Well...I guess I made my vote on Ventyl too hastily last night. I mixed up who he used his vote manip on. And also completely missed the fact he had already claimed a line of Silencing during N2 apparently. I'm not sure who to vote for. Let me think through who I'm suspicious of...Illwei (though far less than I used to be, I'm still paranoid the elims' kill choice was an attempt to frame me/make Illwei look good. I'm almost certainly just tunnelingn on them at this point, so I'm trying to not think about them ), Devotary, Gears (both of these two are people I think could be behind not killing anyone on N1: Devotary being pragmatic enough to see the advantage and Gears being chaotic enough to come up with it in the first place), maybe Flyingbooks (they seem to be hanging on the edge of the game for the most part). Not sure who else I would think likely to be an elim, but these are players I'd be willing to shrek today.
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I think I'm going to place a preliminary vote on Ventyl. Mostly because I am going to be busy tomorrow, and want to make sure I remember to place a vote. Planning on spending tomorrow night hanging out with my girlfriend, so I probably won't be on very much for the last 6-7 hours or so because of classes and when I'd be hanging out with her. As for why, I think it is odd that he decided to use the vote manip in the way he did. Not sure what I think the intent was, but it does give me odd vibes. If he flips elim, I say we take a look at Illwei again.
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I mean, the crabs are a thing too...and they tell you every single item someone has. It's not like we'd be completely at a loss for information.
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TUO defended N1? I can't remember if they did. If so, yeah, then it does confirm that. Well...yeah, because you also defended N1 as well. So yeah, okay, I understand now.
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@Kasimir Even with TUO's LoW claim, we're still missing the sixth defense point. It would be really interesting to know when the Specialization granting happens. @Araris Valerian care to tell us if you got the Warding Specialization? If you didn't, you don't have to tell us which of the others you got.
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I mean, from what it sounds like from what I've heard from Archer, you get told that you received a Specialization. Though I doubt that lines you use the night you receive one would have the Specialization.
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Two people used acid on D2, I believe. Alv and someone else I can't remember. Araris and Kas were the two players who claimed to be using LoW to me, and TUO came out to the thread and said that they also used one. I think someone else did as well, but I can't remember who it was.
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Thanks to Kas's excellent reminder of the rules, I am no longer in favor of this Shadowblaze plan. It is far too easy (relatively speaking) for the elims to make us out with this. Just claim the right amount of LoW needed to get the defense to the number for the desired result, and don't actually defend. And it could also be messed up by villagers deciding to defend when they don't need to, therefore inflating the number as well, when the Shadowblaze could actually be in elim hands.
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This...isn't actually a terrible idea. I'm still not a huge fan, but I think it works mechanically. I just think that it wouldn't be very long before the elims get their hands on it by taking it during the night. Or by using Revocation on someone during the day and grabbing it in the night.
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@Straw If you weren’t aware, Illwei is currently listed as both a spectator and a player. Also, I’ve officially decided I will not be playing this game. I’m still alive in the LG and I don’t think I could manage a second game on top of school right now. EDIT: to be clear: I still want to spectate.
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I know of one player that started with a Specialization in Revocation, but I have already confirmed with them that they have not stolen from you or Archer.
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We can also use crabs on people. But I’d rather be able to strategize when and how we use Making and the crabs rather than just anyone frantically using their items to try and find the power items. With the map used at night, no one has to even start searching for the item until the person who grabbed it says they lost it.
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That's what we want either way, no matter if the items show up at night or in the day. But by having them show up in the day, we can know exactly who to watch since we see who first gets the item. And the person who does can tell us if they lose it. And then we can start searching for it. And both the village and the elims would be motivated to work on finding the item.
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Yes...but that's not a good thing if an elim grabs it.
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Why not? But also that’s good. We want you to not do that.
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@TJ Shade So, I think what I was thinking at the time was that Illwei started convincing people to vote for Dannex once it seemed like more people were willing to follow her lead. Obviously, I don’t think it’s as likely she’s an elim anymore, considering that the two people I thought were both elims with her flipped village. If Gears flips elim though, I do think it’s worth going back and taking a look at Illwei again. Also, @The Unknown Order and @Random Bystander I really don’t think you should use your maps during the day. We want to see who grabs what power items. Knowing who starts off with them (even if they eventually get stolen or whatever) is so important for the village. It’s a lot easier to track something down if you know where it started.
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But what about it? And good to know, TJ.
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Why? And @TJ Shade How much defense did we have?
