'Arrrrr You A Werewolf?' - Wolves Attack - 11pm

Dalagonash wrote:

Parksey wrote:

Dalagonash wrote:Parksey trying a bit too hard to defend Kanbei here... TAP rattle the cage a bit too loud for you wolves?

As Sykes says, I am just defending the side which I perceive to be speaking common sense.

You've just waded in again with another suspicion just thrown out.

Ok, I'm just going to put this explain my theory as simply as possible, I work mostly on trying to analyse posting style and perceiving allegiances and players adhering to what I see as the key wolf plays.

This all starts with Sykes, a player who I genuinly believe, on account of his hardest efforts, is one of the furry lot. I'm sure he will quote this and once again shout in my face with his innocence but it's this aggressive 'shoot me now!' stance that has made me suspect him as a wolf, most humans who get caught in the firing line are content with damning those who set them up but Sykes' play seems to be all about dissuading his death in as aggressive a way as possible, calling people names, daring them to shoot him, all very typical psychological plays to try and not die, and why would Sykes want to not die? Either he's simply a rather rude human or it's something else...

Since the start of this 'choose five' task a number of players have been in clear cahoots, as I explained in my previous post, a group including Sykes, BID0, Henke, Satriales, & Kanbei were very loud about their idea and the way it played out was nothing but orchestrated, and I find it hard to believe anyone who isn't a wolf would be hard pressed not to suspect them, as such lists lke Poncho's, which was fairly long and contained none of these, suddenly seemed very suspicious.

So why does Sykes want to not die so badly? Because his death, if he is indeed a wolf, would signal the collapse of the house of cards, any players he's been seemingly in collaboration with would suddenly be under suspicion, and the list is deliciously tight knit over the last event.

As such we move on to Parksey.

My suspicions were raised a couple of pages back when I saw the post about not going with the same five, the play on the prior page had already goaded the likes of Gorrable and Smurphy into agreeing but then there was some doubt, in comes Parksey playing Devil's advocate and posting sensibly to coax the humans into talking sensibly through a new list based on Poncho's entertaining, particularly un-wolfy names.

But then what follows is agreeing with Sykes' 'attack the inactives' post, which I see as the major wolf play that follows the 'same five' plan, if as I see it the wolves are all or mostly active then the idea of goading the remaining players to slowly whittle down inactive players gives the wolves a huge amount of time to slowly chomp their way through any remaining key aggressors and win the whole thing.

Then there is last night and TAP's 'revelation', pointing out a strong case for Kanbei's wolfey status (as a rule of thumb, remember, trust no-one, even if they have a seemingly watertight argument for their position). Kanbei fights back, fair enough, expected, then Parksey starts to point out counter evidence against TAP in expected level headed fashion, ok, but then Sykes hooks on to arguing against TAP and who does Kanbei test the PM thing with? Sykes. Either Parksey is getting involved because he genuinely feels it's right, which I don't feel any level headed human could watching Sykes' behaviour, or Parksey has been feasting on humans every night.

tl:dr - Sykes is the weak link in the wolves thread domination, and his death could signal the end for all he seems attached to in this thread who are also, likely, wolves.

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Anyway, I'm now off to work, so I'll have to catch up later.

Cometh The Hour, Cometh The Man
Electoral candidates

HM - Kanbei & TAP - (0)

Drumstick - Baron Zemo & Superking - (0)

BID0 - Call and Answer & Dalagonash - (0)

JK wrote:DML's twist at the end of the game is to reveal that there were no wolves in the first place.

JK wrote:

Cometh The Hour, Cometh The Man