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Haelbarde

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  1. We should be evil/Jedi together, because I started to consider the same sort of thing myself during the game.
  2. Access Complete: I have compiled a summary of all votes placed and retracted across this game, along with some supplementary information. Exhausted Statement: This may have taken longer than the information may end up being worth. Addendum: I am posting this now for what value it may give to others, but I have only managed to collate the information so far, and not actually spent time considering the collated data to see what can be gleaned. I will endeavour to do so before end of cycle, and vote accordingly. Cycle 1 Cycle 2 Cycle 3 Edit: Further Addendum: Given no one has posted yet, I'll edit this to say that at this point we've spent enough time waiting around for a Silhouette execution, that clearing up their alignment so that people can all move on is indeed worth it. Now, if a better option comes up, then great, but I'll unlikely to be around to see anything, so help avoid another cycle of vote manipulation, I'll add my vote to Shining Silhouette [Debonair].
  3. Explanation: I was suspicious of the unnecessary chaos that Xino caused that resulted in Szeth being executed, while not being a fan of the Fifth bandwagon which seemed to have little foundation. Didn't have much reason to shift if afterward when players joined in. The other main option being Silhouette/Debonair which didn't seem to have all that great foundation either. Paranoid Statement: I would like to see more from Alvron, who while quite the experienced player, has yet to vote or contribute any game related discussion. I would consider voting them, but I feel like there should be more to go on from those contributing more so I'll hold off on joining Madagascar. Weary Statement: My processing units require some maintenace, so I will return later once I have had an opportunity to recharge.
  4. Recollection: I believe I may have be inspired to track votes in that manner by your doing so first, before adapting my own formatting to it.
  5. Assessment: The recent flurry of conversation has adjusted the temperature of the room. Scanning... Information: I have compiled the following Vote Tally Vote Tally Shining Silhouette [Debonair] (0): Matrim's Dice [Tall]{1}, Channelknight Fadran [Redacted]{1}, DrakeMarshall{2} The Bookwyrm [Perpetual] (0): Channelknight Fadran [Redacted]{2} Fifth Scholar (3): Ashbringer{1}, The Bookwyrm [Perpetual]{1}, Xinoehp512 [Forgotten]{1}, Shining Silhouette [Debonair]{1}, Channelknight Fadran [Redacted]{3} The Wandering Wizard [Myopic] (0): DrakeMarshall{1}, Madagascar{1} Channelknight Fadran [Redacted] (1): Fifth Scholar{1}, Fifth Scholar{2} Xinoehp512 [Forgotten] (2): Haelbarde{1}, Madagascar{2}, Matrim's Dice [Tall]{2} Haelbarde (1): Xinoehp512{2}* Turtle [Poke Vote] (1): DrakeMarshall{3} Translation: Here is the same tally formatted to just show the current state of voting. Vote Tally Fifth Scholar (2): Ashbringer, The Bookwyrm [Perpetual], Xinoehp512 [Forgotten]* Xinoehp512 [Forgotten] (2): Haelbarde, Matrim's Dice [Tall] Channelknight Fadran [Redacted] (1): Fifth Scholar Haelbarde (1): Xinoehp512 [Forgotten]* Turtle [Poke Vote] (1): DrakeMarshall Explanation: To all you meatbags who have not been on the receiving end of one of my... bzzt vote tallies, I like to track the movement of votes over time, as indicated by the {#} appended to each vote. Addendum: I do not see a formal retraction of Xinoehp512 [Forgotten]'s vote from Fifth Scholar before voting for myself. In the time I come from, that would be regarded as their vote remaining of Fifth Scholar as the earliest unretracted vote. However, I know that is not necessarily the standard operating protocol any longer, and would like clarification on that ruling Master. @Kasimir
  6. Embarassed statement: My recharge subsystems experienced faults but now I am here. Statement: Looking back at last cycle, three things stand out as odd to me. Commentary: The first is Xino's faulty vote count. I'm unsure how the Madagascar votes got mistaken for Szeth votes, but Xino's panicked counter voting got Szeth killed. Largely because Redacted put their vote down and didn't come back to shift it. Was going to say the second odd thing was fifth's vote but I think looking at it now I appreciate the desire to avoid vote manip, though I still feel off about the vote, nothing the mention of saving Xino but not if saving Madagascar also. Continuation: The last odd thing is I don't know what Alvron is playing at yet. Outside of Pazaak. Anyone up for a game of Pazaak? Musing Statement: This unit has much respect for Alvron and is wary that he has yet to involve himself in commentary of the game. Statement: I'm more inclined to vote for Xino based on last turns interactions. Madagascar held up admirably to the constant two vote pressure while Xino did not, manufacturing drama and chaos to avoid death. I'd be wary of Redacted as an accomplice as part of that, but would vote Xino first. Musing Statement: Xino's own vote on Fifth this cycle reduces my suspicion on Fifth I think. I'm not sure I understand this cycle's votes on Fifth to be honest... Threatening Retort: Any motion towards taking my communication subsystems will result in a loss of your own organic communication subsystems. Conciliatory Statement: I could consider a noninvasive patching in of my systems into the network to facilitate some restoration of local comms. Warning Statement: My decision to not persue your removal so as to ensure a steady supply of Gizka to maintain my employment can only strain so far... Intrigued Query: You had actual Pazaak decks? That is very cool.
  7. Affirmation: Yes, my designated target was the Jedi reject Moff, not the individual "Szeth". Contemplation: I wonder where the tally's went astray...
  8. Irritated Query: Ah, why did you not warn me that it was Ookla season Game Master. I might have delayed my arrival to avoid the hive of meatbags at their most chaotic. Exasperated Resignation: But I guess I am here now, and the sooner we find the crusty space mystic with less creative diversity the sooner I can get off planet. Suspicious Contemplation: I'm not sure I trust anyone that actually likes Gizka, but it would seem to me that scrutiny should start on a self proclaimed "Jedi" dropout such as Moff (@Madagascar), for what are "Sith" but "Jedi" dropouts? Evaluation: It would depend on the form of communications spike. Explanation: When I was last in active operation, many of the less savoury meatbags of the time made consistent use of handheld data probes known as "Computer Spikes". This were loaded with communication protocols and other data payload that could bypass many common computer systems. Should one of these be in effect, a simple full system reboot should clear any residual protocols still in operation affect the system. Speculation: It would seem unlikely that a simple disabling of service after bypassing security protocols would be the extent of the sabotage given the simplicity of the solution. I would expect an experienced slicer might use their unauthorised privileged access to overload machinery or delete system essential data that would be hard to recover. Solutions to these rely on the relevant administrators keeping to appropriate redundancy protocols. Resignation: I do not have high hopes on the levels of redundancy maintained by this planet's administration. After all they are meatbags who have not installed appropriate redundancy for their vital organs. To respond to your first point: Heated Exclamation: Always maintain operational security at all times. Chiding Explanation: Just because local communication devices have been rendered inoperative does not give license to continue sloppy security protocols in public places. Due to reliable inconsistence in actions of different members of the community, any claimed roles or lack thereof tend to be informative in the aggregate, highlighting individuals with better operational security who tend to be meatbags of interest if they do not normally maintain the same degree of operational security. Indignant Retort: Please provide for review your droid maintenance credentials before any further interactions with my systems should you with to keep that hand.
  9. Commentary: Ahh, I shall blame that on my faulty memory core. That interaction appears not have been one I'm currently able to access. Perhaps once I've ki... gzzt exterminated more... Gizka, I will be able to once again access those memories.
  10. Thankful Acceptance: Your update to my faulty memory core is appreciated, Master.
  11. Irritated Statement: Ah, the meatbag mocks my superior speech patterns. It must be afraid that I might decide on a more direct approach to Gizka culling. I find it very hard to not come across as rude while RPing as a HK droid. Please let me know if it's a problem in particular and I'll try and adjust. To be clear, a notable feature of HK units is starting many sentences by vocalising what the sentence is: Query, Statement, Recitation, etc. So that's part of the RP as being a HK droid, but not necessary when addressing him. Galactic Standard is ideal, but your own tongue is fine. Another notable feature of HK droids is that the original HK-47 model was programmed to refer to people as "Meatbags". So if I use the term, it's just the designation of lifeform. Consider it a form of endearment if you will. It's probably not intentionally meant to be insulting.
  12. Incredulous Query: You expect me to be an example of an upstanding citizen that doesn't shoot... bzzt Gizka in the bar?
  13. Greeting: Hello fellow citzens. Allow me to introduce myself. Statement: I am referred to as HK-47, a fully functional protocol and translation droid. Smug Statement: I am the world's leading exterminator of... gzzt Gizka. Query: Will you advise when you come across one of those useless meatbags?
  14. Te etyc aruetiise parjir!? The filthy traitors won!? Haar'chak! Damn it! ... Kandosii, kandosii! Nice one, well done! Par ni, nuhur r'oyacyir jorhaai'r Mando'a o'r ranov'la'jorhaa'r. For me, good times lived speaking Mando'a in private messages.
  15. No yeah, that was MR7. I hadn't checked that one, and had misfiled it in my head.
  16. Unfortunately can't do either time (woo, timezones...), but if you wanted more item suggestions: The Trellium Spike - LG 26 - Held by Bleeder, to be used by Wax, Bleeder was added to the Odium faction, but then used the promise of being converted to Harmony's faction as a result of Wax using the spike to leak the identity of Odium to Harmony. Odium instantly killed Bleeder in retribution. Lady Sequence tried to make off with it, but was killed. Rysn was the next to try keep it, but it was stolen by Nazh. And when the Children of Adonalsium, lead by Harmony, dared to end the game before Khriss and Nazh were ready for them to do so, Nazh stopped them by spiking themself with the Trellium Spike, becoming the only living member of God's Own Hate (previously lead by Odium), while Khriss incinerated Harmony with all the power available to them. The Diagram - AG 4 / AN 1 - The infallibable charts plotting all paths to Odium's victory! (See elim doc) Nightmare Cursor Pin - MR 14 - A spectral pin that marked the secret role of Cursor in the pre-game nightmare sequence/social experiment. Brightness Ascendant Banner remains - LG 12 - Edrab Leah, herald to Emperess Kiireon, was survived only by the remains of this banner after the firestorm that errupted in Kae. Rem's Deathnote - QF 15 - Used to kill its holder as a result of a IKYK from someone fakeclaiming the secret role to the people that formed the secret team. Odd collection of 13 sets of shoes - QF 20 - The sneaky Khajit Adarjmei stole a fine collection of shoes from off the feet of all the other 'lucky' guests at Summitmist Manor. The Particularly Cursed One Ring - MR 38a - So tricksy, the corrupted ran away with the first cycle before anyone knew what was happening. Doctor's Coat & Badge - QF 7 - The discarded canary yellow coat with the masking tape label reading "DrRab", a relic of the one time Abundance of Doctors. Sack of bloodcoated hemalurgy spikes - MR 9 - Inquisitor Grimm spent the game killing steel ministry and skaa indescriminently for their allomantic powers. The Lifeless Command Phrase to 4 Unused Lifeless - LG 28 - Four lifeless were accumulated to produce a massive suprise vote spring from long dead players, only the commands were thought to be lost before they could be used when the Lifeless Commander died. I've run out of energy to do all these properly, but speaking to Burnt, she suggested some of the following: Burnt Spaghetti's Grandbow of Seeking in LG20 Beardnuts with maple syrup and glitter - MR 7 - Portal in the sky appeared and Burnt and Bort pranked Wilson from the middle of a past game. Mercenary Cupcakes LG33 LG65 burnt down house Corruption LG21 - Burnt holding broken cultivation, along with Ruin and Dominion. Odium plushie
  17. Also, I don't think anyone else has claimed the N'oyayc'woor Chekar (Anti-Investiture Knife) in thread so I might throw my hat in the ring for it, given Kas is claiming the Kyrayc'tracy'uur (Shade Gun), and Tani the Sapanyc'gota (Attractor Fabrial).
  18. I mean, both players could reasonably be fear killed, and low activity so far this game just makes them easier to justify as early hits because the comparitively low info. I had done a read through of thread and was thinking that Bort RB didn't really seem a compelling case for a lynch based on the absence of a N1 kill, given they can stockpile steel, but I suppose that changes things. Guess I will park a vote on Bort while I think stuff through further...
  19. Wasn't expecting to work yesterday, but ended up being scheduled a full day, and today was little better, so sorta spaced out these last turns. Nakar'tuur ni kebbur bah mirgaanla bal me'dinuir. Tomorrow I attempt to deliberate and share.
  20. A conversation in a room he passed by made Haen pause to listen. Some of his old campaigners talking of sticking together for at least the short term. Nodding in agreement, he stuck his head in the room. "And my... whatever, once I get my hands on something. Or I guess my hands if nothing else." He waited for no response, continuing to hurry to find what he could.
  21. Haem pulled up the stockpile inventory listing as he worked his way towards it, considering. Continuing supply was good, and he wondered about the Attractor Fabrial. Would it break after one use, or could it stand up to continual use. He wondered too if there were any other ways that the stockpile would receive additional supplies.
  22. "Etyc'aruetiise", Haen spat on hearing the reason for the commotion. Maybe he should have put more effort into finding another place to be. To late for that now. If there was gonna be killing, he needed a weapon. Not a tracy'uur, he thought. Too many enclosed spaces on the ship. A kal would be better, but there wouldn't be any in the general stockpile he knew. Beskar or something similar would have to do. Better to check stuff out early before the mad dash. With a grunt, he trundled off to see what he could get his hands on.
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