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  1. Flyingbooks
    I'll RP as Hop.
  2. Flyingbooks
    Oh no. Now, we'll find out in book 5 that Amaram Ascended to one Shard in RoW and to a second in KoW. At least it's linear and not exponential.
  3. Flyingbooks
    I died in the LG, so I'll switch to being a player.
  4. Flyingbooks
    I do havfe a slight suspicion that Matrim is an elim who knows that I'm a villager and is trying to look good after I flip village. Not a very strong one, but keep an eye on him.
  5. Flyingbooks
    Well, I'm dead and it doesn't matter whether I do a self-preservation vote or not, but Reading I guess. Come on, the ONE LG that I'm not an elim I get executed on the first day? Lasalen's ducks are left to anyone who can catch them and/or stop them from destroying the workshop.
  6. Flyingbooks
    I'm probably not going to be on until after rollover, so I guess I'll see whether I'm dead or alive in the morning.
  7. Flyingbooks
    For your first point: Yes, voting someone for little reason at all is normal D1, but voting someone for a nonexistent reason is strange. For your second point: with the counterarguments that people have offered, I see that many of the things that I saw as very suspicious in Striker's post aren't that suspicious to others. I still feel like the coinshot(s) shouldn't kill every cycle though, especially at the beginning. I've been an elim in 4 out of my 7 past games, so you have plenty of past material to look over ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
  8. Flyingbooks
    1. I formulated an opinion quickly after being questioned because that made me think about the situation more 2. Which specific perfectly sound points did I reject? Rollover is 7am my time and I probably won't wake up that early, so if you're going to vote on me please do it in the next couple of hours so that I can actually respond and defend myself.
  9. Flyingbooks
    I know! The strangest part is that this was actually some subtle foreshadowiing for SA5, where they all get eaten by Nightblood and discover a parallel dimension inside.
  10. Flyingbooks
    Though elims are typically more careful about what they say.
  11. Flyingbooks
    I never said that elims would never make posts with bad reasoning at all, just that I didn't think that they'd make posts with lots of clear fallacies and mistakes, especially at the very beginning of the game, because that'd draw lots of negative attention towards them.
  12. Flyingbooks
    If you post at the same rate as you have since you joined, it will take around 50 days.
  13. Flyingbooks
    False. I'm not religious, but I'm ethnically Jewish and I love the holiday foods. TPBM likes oznei haman (hamentashen)
  14. Flyingbooks
    I'd be interested in helping with building, though I don't know how much time I'll have for it.
  15. Flyingbooks
    Hmmm... And it says "ask for K or N." Could those be Khriss and Nazh?
  16. Flyingbooks
    I was really confused about you for a while at first and I gradually formed an opinion over time. It might have looked like I was really suspicious of you because I was listing the reasons why your post felt wrong to me, but I eventually came to the conclusion that, even though it felt unvillagery, an elim would almost certainly not post that.
  17. Flyingbooks
    To tell you the truth, I'm feeling daring today, so I'd like to get both a truth and a dare again.
  18. Flyingbooks
    OMGUS: Overloaded Megafauna Grow Unimaginable Sassafrass LAMIST: Llamas And Meandering Islands Stay Tomorrow (I have no idea what those mean either)
  19. Flyingbooks
    I don't have a firm stance on Striker because I'm confused by his first post, which felt on the very edge TWTBAW to me, though I am leaning a bit towards him being village I'm not trying to plant suspicion against seekers at all. I never even said a single thing about the allignment of seekers. Maybe you're thinking of Smokers? In that case, I'm not suggesting that all Smokers are elims. I just think that we should assume that there's at least one elim smoker because it's better to be too cautious than careless
  20. Flyingbooks
    If there's an elim Smoker (which I think is pretty likely), they'lll scan as a normal villager for the entire game, plus they'll also protect some of their fellow elims as well. They have a zero percent chance of dying to an elim kill because they're elims plus if people trusted their scans of them they probably wouldn't be coinshot-killed or executed either, so they'd die at a much lower rate than any other role. If somebody registers as an elim or as a non-vanilla villager then the scan should be trusted, but all vanilla villager scans should be taken with a grain of salt because they could likely be elims.
  21. Flyingbooks
    Voting on Gears because the analysis felt too forced even though it was most likely pre-written Suggesting very frequent coinshot kills. That's extremely unlikely to work out well this early in the game Suggesting that Seekers immediately trust people who register as villagers. He said that he forgot about copperclouds, but it still seems fishy to me Probably not. He's right at the boundary of suspicious and TWTBAW for me, so I just really don't know what to think about him.
  22. Flyingbooks
    It was probably just poorly thought out. I'm not reading striker as a villager, but I don't think an elim would write that post. idk, it's really confusing me right now.
  23. Flyingbooks
    Striker's post does seem suspicious to me, but it seems almost too suspicious to be made by an elim. As an elim, if you want to suggest a bad plan it shouldn't be discovered in minutes, but his post had enough bad ideas and fallacious reasoning that he should've known that at least one would be caught instantly. Lasalen ran through the feather-filled storeroom trying to grab hold of at least one duck. At last, after being run into a corner by an especially angry dye-covered duck, they found one that was standing still. Almost too still. When they got close, they found its mouth in a vial of a mixture that they had predicted would cause temporary paralysis. They had wanted to test their formulas on the ducks, but not like this! There were no control subjects and by now all of them had probably eaten or drunk at least two different things. Well, at least they could take this one duck and put it in the testing room. As Lasalen walked through the door into the main building, another duck followed. They put down the paralyzed duck, all of their attention focused on the escapee. It ran through the small hallway, then turned at the door to the room where they had put the poisons and volatile materials. It was as if these ducks were looking for trouble.
  24. Flyingbooks
    I think he probably wrote his analysis before he even got his role pm.
  25. Flyingbooks
    When somebody answers mostly with numbers near the middle none of their scores are low.
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