AYAV? gg all

pyxl-8 wrote:Err, what? I'm talking about Mori.

Ah, my bad. I thought you were saying he was one

He is. We just lynched him.

pyxl-8 wrote:He is. We just lynched him.

What was your reasoning behind protecting Mori on the night he was up for lynch against Albear.

The Alchemist Penguin wrote:If special roles are concerned then, while it is still technically a "risk", they could PM me but not tell me their role. That way, the only way I could know their role is by seering them. I'll be doing that anyway before letting them in the group, so it won't really slow us down. Of course if a villager attempts this, then they'll mess everything up, so please don't try and mess with the system.

This is a good idea as vampires won't try and interfere, now that you're all but a confirmed seer only the count would be able to get away with it, and having just lost two vamps I don't see him/her daring to try.

Dan. wrote:

pyxl-8 wrote:He is. We just lynched him.

What was your reasoning behind protecting Mori on the night he was up for lynch against Albear.

I don't like Albear.

Great news about our second vamp killing.

While I am grateful and I haven't been keeping up with today's events due to work/gym I refuse to rule out the slight possibility of a double bluff.

We all realise the possibility of gaining trust by sacrificing one but is it really an impossible thought to sacrifice two vamps to gain the trust of the villagers.

It probably isn't happening but it's just a thought of mine and I like to keep every opportunity open no matter how far.

Trust is the only opportunity the vamps have and if they have the power of invincibility for the rest of the game due to trust than its an easy ride even at one kill a night.

I am going to try and read through last night and today's events now to see if I can pick up any patterns

Is there a Beat The Truth Out Of Jiggles role?

Cuttooth wrote:Is there a Beat The Truth Out Of Jiggles role?

The truth is...

No. LOL

pyxl-8 wrote:No. LOL

So, assuming the vampires don't get you tonight, why shouldn't we lynch you tomorrow?

Rubix wrote:Great news about our second vamp killing.

While I am grateful and I haven't been keeping up with today's events due to work/gym I refuse to rule out the slight possibility of a double bluff.

We all realise the possibility of gaining trust by sacrificing one but is it really an impossible thought to sacrifice two vamps to gain the trust of the villagers.

It probably isn't happening but it's just a thought of mine and I like to keep every opportunity open no matter how far.

Trust is the only opportunity the vamps have and if they have the power of invincibility for the rest of the game due to trust than its an easy ride even at one kill a night.

I am going to try and read through last night and today's events now to see if I can pick up any patterns

I'm pretty sure you have spent 90% of your posts in this entire game shooting this angle. Come on. Seriously. What would the Vamps have to gain by taking themselves down to 1 kill on Day fricking 4?

Dan. wrote:

pyxl-8 wrote:No. LOL

So, assuming the vampires don't get you tonight, why shouldn't we lynch you tomorrow?

Because I'm not on their side.

Mockmaster wrote:

Rubix wrote:Great news about our second vamp killing.

While I am grateful and I haven't been keeping up with today's events due to work/gym I refuse to rule out the slight possibility of a double bluff.

We all realise the possibility of gaining trust by sacrificing one but is it really an impossible thought to sacrifice two vamps to gain the trust of the villagers.

It probably isn't happening but it's just a thought of mine and I like to keep every opportunity open no matter how far.

Trust is the only opportunity the vamps have and if they have the power of invincibility for the rest of the game due to trust than its an easy ride even at one kill a night.

I am going to try and read through last night and today's events now to see if I can pick up any patterns

I'm pretty sure you have spent 90% of your posts in this entire game shooting this angle. Come on. Seriously. What would the Vamps have to gain by taking themselves down to 1 kill on Day fricking 4?

This.

IF - and it's a massive IF - the vamps are doing this and playing us, I still wouldn't be too concerned at this stage. We have about forty nights in which to spot them.

pyxl-8 wrote:

Dan. wrote:

pyxl-8 wrote:No. LOL

So, assuming the vampires don't get you tonight, why shouldn't we lynch you tomorrow?

Because I'm not on their side.

But you're not giving us any information about why you rigged the vote.

The reason hes not telling is because he CAN'T. This is NOT worth pursuing!! Don't let mild curiosity take our eye of the ball here.

Mockmaster wrote:

Rubix wrote:Great news about our second vamp killing.

While I am grateful and I haven't been keeping up with today's events due to work/gym I refuse to rule out the slight possibility of a double bluff.

We all realise the possibility of gaining trust by sacrificing one but is it really an impossible thought to sacrifice two vamps to gain the trust of the villagers.

It probably isn't happening but it's just a thought of mine and I like to keep every opportunity open no matter how far.

Trust is the only opportunity the vamps have and if they have the power of invincibility for the rest of the game due to trust than its an easy ride even at one kill a night.

I am going to try and read through last night and today's events now to see if I can pick up any patterns

I'm pretty sure you have spent 90% of your posts in this entire game shooting this angle. Come on. Seriously. What would the Vamps have to gain by taking themselves down to 1 kill on Day fricking 4?

Hence the above in bold

Doing a quick count on the first page, there is 59 players in the game. Take out the vamps, and allowing for a few vigilante kills, and say we've 50 villagers.

At 3 kills a night (plus 1 lynch), it would take about 11 days (in total) for the vampires to win if they played a perfect game.

Now it never goes like that, but that was how fast they were currently killing people before Mocky and myself stepped in.

Now at 1 kill a night (plus 1 lynch), it will take nearly 20 more days for them to even possibly win.

Why. Why would they do this? Even if ignore the fact that killing two of their own is madness, it is pretty clear that Mori was manipulating a lot of people behind the scenes. Why would the vampires kill one of their best assets? They could have just chucked another unknown under the bus along with Parksey. And, most importantly, WHY would the vampires voluntarily sacrifice two kills a night?

It would be complete and utter suicide, as a fake vampire controlling the game and acting like a Seer would fall apart the moment either of the "real" seers check out his identity.

There is absolutely nothing to be gained by the vampires pulling this stunt as it simply wouldn't hold up to any form of scrutiny unless it was completely legit.

DML wrote:The reason hes not telling is because he CAN'T. This is NOT worth pursuing!! Don't let mild curiosity take our eye of the ball here.

But WHY is it not pursuing? There's obviously something you're not telling us and as its only outcome so far has been to protect a vamp, we have every right to be suspicious!

Can't blame the guy for being prudent. I think the chance of you and TAP having sacrificed two of your own is 99% absurd, but it'd be silly to dismiss it for good.

DML wrote:The reason hes not telling is because he CAN'T. This is NOT worth pursuing!! Don't let mild curiosity take our eye of the ball here.

And how do YOU know this?