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No Lynch votes from Roving Mauler , Erinyes , Gelatinous Cube The Gazebo ,
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*Cube quivers*My target last night was killed. But not by me.
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Is it just me, or does Onna Roll seem to be trying to out the powers before they're ready to claim?
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As you wish (and not in the Westly sense). Pardon my exasperation.
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Also, could someone thinking we shouldn't multi-vote please explain their reasoning in small words so I can better understand? We're always going to have a runner-up? |
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I was wondering if the players that were keen on No Lynch ( to gain information) had any information to share. I may not have phrased it quite right ![]() |
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I'm enjoying the multivotes, myself. |
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I have no information to share at this time, but I do have a lot of reading (and thinking) to do. With any luck, I'll have some conclusions later tonight.
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I don't understand why not multi voting would help us either even though I'm not a great fan of it. |
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My post 49 analysis missed a 5th post by CPT in the Night thread; I hadn't updated my spreadsheet with Tuesday AM posts (which included Morden's from below).
Some thoughts on the no-shows for today: Mordenkainen's N1 analysis of the Friendly bandwagon missed post 229 from Day 1, where Purple changed their vote from a policy vote to a meaningful one. It's almost certainly an oversight, but I only bring it up because they said that was the weirdest vote of the bunch. They felt town to me (and I'm surprised to see that they only had 5 posts D1 and 2 on N1; it seemed like more to me.) Jeopardy Contestant annoys me for a few reasons, the stupidest of which are the lack of an exclamation point in the name and a reference to a $100 clue, which hasn't existed since 2001. Five meaningful posts so far. Ogre Jelly sure seemed like someone who was trying to read Day 1 in an hour on a phone, but they were honest enough about it to move me from scummy play to just bad play for now. |
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Jeopardy Contestant hasn't posted at all since D1.
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What we could try to do is manipulate the vote total so that Kali finishes in second place (assuming they keep no-showing). This would deprive our mystery player of a meaningful choice if they can multi-lynch multi-times. Like Stocaryn said about mass claims, though, this could be harder than herding cats. As of this moment (Jeopardy 2, Owlbear 2, Kali and others 1), it would actually be impossible without altering the votes of Jeopardy and/or Owlbear. (If there were someone who hadn't voted for Jeopardy and Kali -- or Owlbear and Kali, for that matter -- they could vote for those two and get Kali in second. That doesn't seem like a great idea -- maybe we could just say we can only manipulate Kali's vote to try to get them into second.) It might be hard to pull off, but I think it would have a tangible benefit. Any thoughts? |
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My apologies to all, and especially PurpleWorm. my main reason for looking askance at the vote was that I am unfond of voting for lurkers in the early game, mainly because lynching them tells us nothing beyond their alignment. If we get to a point where a lurker is the most feasible Hero candidate because we have Monster reads on all hte active players, then give it a shot. (I've been in that position once; I was even right, the lurker was the last Demon - but unfortunately we should have lynched the serial killer first.) I'm trying to build a vote picture for today before I indulge in any analysis. |
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Did you miss me? Must be with all of the attention I’m getting.
I was studying up for the next round of Jeopardy, then overslept my alarm. But I’m here now.... |
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I'm fairly sure, since we're in a Pleo game where everyone has powers, that most people have some information they can share after last night - should we ask for that, instead of a role claim? - Then again, if you don't, people could jump on you too. |
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Question- Antonym of useful information
What is useless information? I have nothing to report. |
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@Eater -- I'm not advocating a mass claim, just suggesting that we manipulate the votes to get Kali in second. Morden appears to get the idea, but thinks that it'd be hard to pull off -- I think they'd be right in a contested vote, but if someone runs away with the vote, it could be something to think about where the second place voter could be someone with just a couple of votes. (vichy may be right, though; I may have tried to solve a problem that doesn't need solving.)
__________________ There's something I really want to know before I vote. I suspect I know the true answer, but I wouldn't be able to disprove a dishonest answer. Therefore, I'm hoping the true answer gets volunteered over the next 12-ish hours. |
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Announcement regarding Kali
While I do not allow substitutions in general, replacing a no-show is acceptable. I need a new player with a new sock. That is, if your sock has already been eliminated, please do not create another sock. I need a player who has zero secret information about this game, which precludes anyone who has already played. A sock can apply in the sign-up thread http://www.giraffeboards.com/showthread.php?t=47323 I'll make an announcement on the SDMB as well. Kali will be mod-killed at the end of Day Three if they gain their third infraction point at that time. Since the lack of a vote mod-blocks all powers, and the mod-kill will reveal their role message, their opposing team can safely ignore the player while they're inactive. As a reminder, dead socks can request the spoiler URL if they are so inclined. |
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Probably I'm missing something. |
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sine he/she is being Mod-killed. |
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This is silly. Only five of us have votes down, and EoD is tomorrow.
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I feel like many people haven't even participated - are they not aware of the deadline?
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We can always vote fillibuster if we want more time for people to weigh in
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Filibustering would give us three extra days, don't forget, as the Mod isn't online on the weekends.
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An understanding of the way the votes have built up to the current position. A quick check reveals that fifteen of the living players have posted Today, although some haven't posted very often (including me, but then I've never been a prolific poster in other games).Kali is the lone non-poster. So far, I am 0 for 2 with 1 unknown in identifying Heroes (I voted for Zumsandorala, and expressed mild suspicion of Stocaryn in the Night thread). Not an enviable record. Once more unto the breach ... |
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EBWOP: I fouled up in editing out a quote tag I needed, didn't preview and consequently misattributed. Let's try again.
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An understanding of the way the votes have built up to the current position. A quick check reveals that fifteen of the living players have posted Today, although some haven't posted very often (including me, but then I've never been a prolific poster in other games).Kali is the lone non-poster. So far, I am 0 for 2 with 1 unknown in identifying Heroes (I voted for Zumsandorala, and expressed mild suspicion of Stocaryn in the Night thread). Not an enviable record. Once more unto the breach ... |
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I can almost always get behind having more time to think.
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There isn't that much activity to review in the voting arena.
As Owlbear noted, only five players have an outstanding vote; Bahamut, Friendly Illithid, Onna Role, Owlbear and vichyssoise please. Alan Tudyk has voted, but rescinded their vote almost immediately. The only noteworthy voter is Owlbear. They have placed a total of five votes, four of which have been for nonparticipation this Day. His first vote, for Alan Tudyk in post 33, appears to be because Alan didn't follow why Owlbear thought we'd be worse of if we'd no lynched. The problem with voting for nonparticipants is that lynching someone who hasn't posted extracts a bare minimum of information; the dead player has no history of interactions with other players to mine for information. Players with RL problems probably won't see the vote(s) until too late to do any good, while those who are trying to organise their thoughts won't want to be hurried. Of course, some people just need a nudge to make them realise they are slacking. One thing Owlbears multi-vote post did do for me was help crystallise my thinking on multiple votes and when (and when not) to use them. If a player sprays a large quantity of votes around, how do we know which one they mean? The multiple votes could indicate someone with no idea, or a Hero flinging mud for little apparent reason, planning to claim some credit (or better, have other players, preferably Monsters, give credit) for spotting a Monster and voting for them when one of his subjects is found to suffer from Heroism. The utility I can see for multiple votes is twofold. First, to be able to vote for two players you believe are both Heroes, a situation in which I found myself in my second ever game. Second, to be able to maintain a strongly believed but unpopular vote while still placing a vote to choose between leading vote candidates, which might help shine a spotlight on your main suspicion later. I thought of voting Owlbear for this. It's not enough on its own to sustain a case at this point, so I'll hold off for now to see what else may come to view. |
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Owlbear and Jeopardy Contestant have 2 votes each. And they are in first place. WHAT?
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About four hours ago, I realized that even if the "true answer" were true, it wouldn't be scummy. ![]() I haven't been getting enough sleep this week and I need to be at work 4 hours earlier than usual tomorrow. As of now, filibuster looks like it will pass, but just in case, I'll solely to avoid a possible infraction point. I'm truly sorry, everyone. |
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17 people are playing. 6 have placed votes. I'm in the lead (it's a modest one) just for trying to get some momentum going (aka Lynch the Loud).
I'm all for the filibuster, and here's hoping this game picks up soon. But, lo, the weekend. |
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