Ricochet wrote:Culinary toasters.

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Werd. I suppose I'll act on the one-toaster-team angle until given a reason not to.Matt wrote:Linki - 3J, I was wondering the same, but I think sig pointed out that the colors are just telling us the location of each player.
Linki linki linki
Or maybe I drew a Cylon card, and know I'm civvie, so I want to bring up the possibility of humans being mafia.Matt wrote:Dude, please start talking to me like I'm a third grader cuz that's basically my mental capacity, k thanks.Ricochet wrote:I think that human non-cylons being Mafia merely because there were conflicting stories and antagonists within the human universe of the show would be a stretch in the current balance we're supposedly dealing with.
Why is the humans v cylons separation of roles unsatisfying for you on a civs vs mafia level?
Anyway, nowhere in the roles does it say civs or mafia, and I think that's interesting. It seems like Golden is a big fan of the show, so I can definitely imagine a mafia team perhaps consisting of only humans, tbh.
The only definite Mafia Cylon I could name would be Number One, John.
Some clarifications about Dee's role (and Cottle's):Long Con wrote:So, should Dee just use this ability every night, until it triggers and saves a human? It's like a guaranteed save for the first Civvie to die at night, right? Host: would we get to know the identity of the saved player? Or would Dee? I guess that goes for Doctor saves as well. Looking over my post before posting, I suppose this could fail to save a Civvie IF the Final Five are town-aligned. But then it wouldn't be used up either.Anastasia 'Dee' Dualla - Dee is the voice people hear on the other end of the line, as she is the one who relays the Admirals orders to the viper pilots as they fight. Her voice brings them home. Once in the game, Dee can PM the host during a night phase and stop any human death during that night. If Dee attempts to use this ability unsuccessfully (that is, she does not prevent any human kill that night), she retains the ability until she uses it successfully.
Why are you posting your opinions if you aren't, on a certain level, trying to convince others to agree with you?ika wrote:lorab why do you keep acting like im trying to convince you right now? i have yet to even say that towards anyone so where is this coming from?LoRab wrote:
1. Then please explain why a host would make win conditions unknown in a game that was a simple, typically structured game.
WIFOM, if you knew my hosting i would do something like this, not only thta i have seen tons of closed games that look super complex but are really jsut mafia vs town on the base. techancly speaking all game son the surface are mafia vs town.
2. OK, maybe that works for you. If someone told me I was incapable of change, it would be very insulting to me. I guess I'm just putting my own lens on what you said. But, really, I would not accept someone who told me I couldn't convincingly play a game of strategy with them.
more power to you. silver knows that what i say is praise to her. shes out atm but i know when she catches up she will clarify a lot of what is under your lens vs what we see
3. I'm not going to speak for the connections that other people have and what words they use to define and describe their connection. I don't buy that your connection is any deeper or qualitatively different in terms of ability to read each others' games.
again, where did i say you ahve to?
I find your unwillingness to agree that it's possible some humans could be mafia...is strange. Especially since it seems like you've seen the show yourself.Ricochet wrote:Overall, I'm going to sum up Matt's current theories as one of the following:
a) knowing or extrapolating something, likely from his role, that I don't or can't, as per fraking usual
b) Matttalk
You unwittingly engaged in a discussion that has taken place in pretty much every ika/Silverwolf game here to date. To be fair, their records have mostly reflected their claims that they read one another effectively.nutella wrote:JJJ, why the popcorn?
I had this pulled to reply to, though someone else has already replied w/something similar to my thoughts. From what Golden posted, it is possible that all 8 don't start with BTSC. (All conjecture at this point, as per Golden, but it's fun, innit?) Also, on the show, there was occasionally dissent amongst the toasters. So maybe that may be an issue their team will have to deal with, I don't know.JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Given that the toasters are divided into two colors like the humans, does anyone think we should be perceiving them as separate toaster teams? I ask because eight seems like a huge number for just one team.
You always find my unwillingness towards your theories strange, it's part of who you are. I never disagreed with the likelyhood of the concept of humans switching to mafia, but for me the biggest odds on that deal with the Final Five. Which you're telling me to frakin' leave aside, simply because Zarek was a bad bully and Gaeta turned mutinous in the show.Matt wrote:I find your unwillingness to agree that it's possible some humans could be mafia...is strange. Especially since it seems like you've seen the show yourself.Ricochet wrote:Overall, I'm going to sum up Matt's current theories as one of the following:
a) knowing or extrapolating something, likely from his role, that I don't or can't, as per fraking usual
b) Matttalk
Hrm.
Golden wrote:Punishments for role breaches will not be made public by me, although it is possible that sometimes they will be visible in the thread. I am not giving people a free day on that particular rule. I've kept a very careful list, and Ricochet was down a nameindiglo wrote:TBH that "So say we all" rule is not necessarily a common type of role here either. (So far as I am aware.) I'm surprised more people haven't forgotten about it! It sounded kind of like Golden is giving us all a free day on these kinds of technical issues anyway, so hopefully it won't be a problem for anyone today.
I think keeping track of who forgets to do so could potentially prove helpful, just to see if there are consequences and/or what they might be. Unless they are made public by Admiral Golden.![]()
Stick a quote inside the spoiler to use the black backdrop, otherwise they'll all do that.Matt wrote:Wtf why did my spoiler come out like that?
Laaaaame
I am Ryuk, ok?Matt wrote:Lol Rico is probably Felix and a civvie.
Hahahaha.
LoRab wrote:
Why are you posting your opinions if you aren't, on a certain level, trying to convince others to agree with you?
becasue silver works best when i give her space. me going "SILVERS TOWN DONT DO ANYTHING" leads to what happend in turf: me and her being pissed off that people.
if people were trying to lycnh her or something of the sort i would porb be more forthcomign with me conviction but as you can see thats not the case so.....
I'm simply expressing disagreement, or at least lack of trust.
i get that but your repeative incentive of it is whats really off? last game we had this we had scum tryign to discredit (liek you are doing now)
Also, I appreciate your belief. that said, I want to know what will happen when you read her wrong. Because it's inevitable. Maybe I'm just a cynic.
it wont.
i can vote in thread still. im porb gonna place it in the next few hrs or so...Matt wrote:Btw I'm kind of confused on the ika thing...
Is he still able to legit vote in the thread or does he just not get to vote now?
lol no it's not. You and JJ were all good.ika wrote:@golden its not case sensative is it?
Between the two, as much as I don't like the phrase, I'd say theory B "Matttalk" is actually the case here.Ricochet wrote:I am hereby acknowledging theory A as part of my two explanations regarding what Matt is so adamant to bring up, in that there's a chance the good-evil relation between humans and cylons may indeed be blurred out and that he has knowledge or inference regarding it.
Now go on and tell me how that affects my task of hunting down scum, given that I am civilian, because frak if I understand.
I agree with whatever you fraking want me to believe, you've fried my fraking brain yet again with your "what ifs" and it's only Day One. You have info or inference and you can't stop itching to share it with the world via conundrums, I get it.Matt wrote:Between the two, as much as I don't like the phrase, I'd say theory B "Matttalk" is actually the case here.Ricochet wrote:I am hereby acknowledging theory A as part of my two explanations regarding what Matt is so adamant to bring up, in that there's a chance the good-evil relation between humans and cylons may indeed be blurred out and that he has knowledge or inference regarding it.
Now go on and tell me how that affects my task of hunting down scum, given that I am civilian, because frak if I understand.
So you agree then that it's possible Felix or Zarek (and less likely, Gaius) could be Mafia then? I was just curious why you seemed to be against that option earlier.
Linki - Bye bye Rico! I'm gonna get ready for work peeps, but I'll be back in about 30, and I'll still have an hour or so to play around if anyone wants to chatter about dem toasters!!
Cylons.juliets wrote:I don't know who these "toasters" are because I've never seen the show. Can someone give me an explanation?
Epignosis wrote:Bitch slap in the name of Jesus.
Epignosis wrote:Bitch slap in the name of Jesus.
Yes, every time i have played with her i have came to the right conclusion much like she has as well.juliets wrote:Oh - that was easy. Thanks Rico. While I'm here, it's too early for me to have any good reads. I do have a question though - ika, have you been right every time you have predicted silver's alignment in a game? Maybe you answered that but if you did I missed it.
Ricochet wrote:@Host - On a basic level, are we to interpret the distribution in the role list between Humans and Cylons as the traditional opposing civilian and mafia game factions?
Or I've seen the show.Ricochet wrote:Ok, then. I guess it's close to how Matt projected it. Cylons, as they appear, may in fact be (or grow?) divided and split allegiances, some of the humans may turn out to be treacherous, and the Final Five will probably be a mixed bag of Cylons who might stick with the human cause and those who might turn against (or grow indifferent and thus have indy value).
Matt is either a role with description or powers that allowed him to form such deductions or a role with a contradictory allegiance compared to how that role appears on the list, taunting us as one of the human roles he so much claims to be potential traitors or rather a Cylon trying to change the perception of the thread and maybe earn clemency.
I've also seen the show and it took roughly two seasons for things to get deeply nuanced between the basic human-cylon war, especially including the three human names you keep bringing up. I'm sorry for sounding more like Epignosis and expecting at least some shred of basic good-evil clear factional antagonism, instead of predicting total design mindfrakkery.Matt wrote:Or I've seen the show.Ricochet wrote:Ok, then. I guess it's close to how Matt projected it. Cylons, as they appear, may in fact be (or grow?) divided and split allegiances, some of the humans may turn out to be treacherous, and the Final Five will probably be a mixed bag of Cylons who might stick with the human cause and those who might turn against (or grow indifferent and thus have indy value).
Matt is either a role with description or powers that allowed him to form such deductions or a role with a contradictory allegiance compared to how that role appears on the list, taunting us as one of the human roles he so much claims to be potential traitors or rather a Cylon trying to change the perception of the thread and maybe earn clemency.
Derp.
Ummm okay.Ricochet wrote:I've also seen the show and it took roughly two seasons for things to get deeply nuanced between the basic human-cylon war, especially including the three human names you keep bringing up. I'm sorry for sounding more like Epignosis and expecting at least some shred of basic good-evil clear factional antagonism, instead of predicting total design mindfrakkery.Matt wrote:Or I've seen the show.Ricochet wrote:Ok, then. I guess it's close to how Matt projected it. Cylons, as they appear, may in fact be (or grow?) divided and split allegiances, some of the humans may turn out to be treacherous, and the Final Five will probably be a mixed bag of Cylons who might stick with the human cause and those who might turn against (or grow indifferent and thus have indy value).
Matt is either a role with description or powers that allowed him to form such deductions or a role with a contradictory allegiance compared to how that role appears on the list, taunting us as one of the human roles he so much claims to be potential traitors or rather a Cylon trying to change the perception of the thread and maybe earn clemency.
Derp.
Also no, you're one of the things I mentioned.
Ping!juliets wrote:I don't know who these "toasters" are because I've never seen the show. Can someone give me an explanation?
I did google battlestar galactica and couldnt find it. I googled battlestar galactica toasters and I got toasters that had galactica emblems or something on them. So i asked.Matt wrote:Ping!juliets wrote:I don't know who these "toasters" are because I've never seen the show. Can someone give me an explanation?
in the time it took juliets to say this, she could've googled "battlestar galactica" and "toasters" and probably come up with the answer herself. Hrm.
But right now, my FoS (as people have called it) is squarely on RicoTech.
Simply based on you fretting so much to open the public's eye to this plausible perspective, I'd slightly rank the odds as: 1) Cylon trying to earn clemency, 2) Matt trying to frak with us for the umpteenth time, 3) human or Cylon who might have the win con of giving no fucks who wins between the two sides, 4) basic human whose role allowed him to discern or infer some things about how things might shape up.Matt wrote:Ummm okay.Ricochet wrote:I've also seen the show and it took roughly two seasons for things to get deeply nuanced between the basic human-cylon war, especially including the three human names you keep bringing up. I'm sorry for sounding more like Epignosis and expecting at least some shred of basic good-evil clear factional antagonism, instead of predicting total design mindfrakkery.Matt wrote:Or I've seen the show.Ricochet wrote:Ok, then. I guess it's close to how Matt projected it. Cylons, as they appear, may in fact be (or grow?) divided and split allegiances, some of the humans may turn out to be treacherous, and the Final Five will probably be a mixed bag of Cylons who might stick with the human cause and those who might turn against (or grow indifferent and thus have indy value).
Matt is either a role with description or powers that allowed him to form such deductions or a role with a contradictory allegiance compared to how that role appears on the list, taunting us as one of the human roles he so much claims to be potential traitors or rather a Cylon trying to change the perception of the thread and maybe earn clemency.
Derp.
Also no, you're one of the things I mentioned.
G2H am I a human fighting for the Cylons or a Cylon looking to kick some toaster ass? In your faulty opinion, of course.
"Toaster" is a nickname for cylons becasue they are machines.juliets wrote:I did google battlestar galactica and couldnt find it. I googled battlestar galactica toasters and I got toasters that had galactica emblems or something on them. So i asked.Matt wrote:Ping!juliets wrote:I don't know who these "toasters" are because I've never seen the show. Can someone give me an explanation?
in the time it took juliets to say this, she could've googled "battlestar galactica" and "toasters" and probably come up with the answer herself. Hrm.
But right now, my FoS (as people have called it) is squarely on RicoTech.
OK, I feel really stupid now. What is the connection? How does this imply consequences in an event?Polo wrote:There is in fact mention of consequence; read the roles again:S~V~S wrote:Re puzzle solvers: Civvies or cred seekers. Golden said there were limited chances to solve and time limits. I would guess that would mean negative consequences for NOT solving since I don't see positive results for having solved it (unless the puzzle solvers got something not publicized in thread). His initial post doesn't mention consequence or reward.
I don't doubt baddies would white knight on the puzzle solving for cred to the point of solving it; I have seen people, notably aapje, doing this in the past. Especially if you are someone people expect it of. So I won't give people special cred for doing it BUT with no mention of consequences, I don't see a motivation for Scotty or polo specifically to do it since their puzzleyness is unknown to most of us. I would not expect it of them, so I would not have noticed it had they not.Golden wrote:A message has been intercepted which may help us be rid of the cylons. However, little can be read.
Each person may name one letter. First three letters named in the thread will be added to the cypher.
You have 33 minutes to solve it.
~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~~~ ~~ ~~~~~~ ~~ ~~~ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~
Of course, we all know Galen Tyrol is alive and kicking, but we all need to be used to the solving these puzzles because Galen Tyrol may die any die and the only way we could be able to save our butts could be to solve these things.Golden wrote:
Galen Tyrol – Tyrol is the chief mechanic on board Galactica. Periodically, Galactica will come under Cylon attack. As long as Tyrol is alive, he will hold Galactica together and attacks will have no effect. If Tyrol is dead, however, Cylon attacks on Galactica have a chance of causing the death of an occupant on the Galactica, and a small chance of causing the destruction of Galactica and everyone on board.
Better to get used to it now than later!
Alrighty then, how's this: I am Galen. Discuss!JaggedJimmyJay wrote: Gotta run for now. Y'all need to say some crazy stuff and rev this thread up into a frenzy, so I have more to talk about next time I drop by.