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If the game never ends we can't loseJaggedJimmyJay wrote: ↑Mon Mar 08, 2021 10:22 pm Actually, is it even possible the N3 kill was prevented mechanically? Grogu was the only block and he was town. Is that just straight up confirmation that [if there's a kill at all] the kill would have to be abstained? I may be missing something obvious. I'm in Comedy Mafia mode atm.
I want to mention that I believe I misunderstood your role.JaggedJimmyJay wrote: ↑Mon Mar 08, 2021 1:42 pmIt’s literally what my role does. If someone targets me with something, they hit the person I hid behind instead.
If Poison tracked me on Night 1, then she really tracked reywaS. Getting a result for reywaS is exactly what is supposed to happen.
It’s still possible that her claim is fake, since she claimed that track after I outed my role. But there’s nothing internally inconsistent about it.
Not completely. My hide only impacts the first action submitted upon me, so if a night kill came second or later I would still die.Epignosis wrote: ↑Mon Mar 08, 2021 10:25 pmI want to mention that I believe I misunderstood your role.JaggedJimmyJay wrote: ↑Mon Mar 08, 2021 1:42 pmIt’s literally what my role does. If someone targets me with something, they hit the person I hid behind instead.
If Poison tracked me on Night 1, then she really tracked reywaS. Getting a result for reywaS is exactly what is supposed to happen.
It’s still possible that her claim is fake, since she claimed that track after I outed my role. But there’s nothing internally inconsistent about it.
That said, doesn't your role make you unkillable?
If the game is still happening with two or fewer people in it, I might just do that.Scirrus wrote: ↑Mon Mar 08, 2021 10:24 pmIf the game never ends we can't loseJaggedJimmyJay wrote: ↑Mon Mar 08, 2021 10:22 pm Actually, is it even possible the N3 kill was prevented mechanically? Grogu was the only block and he was town. Is that just straight up confirmation that [if there's a kill at all] the kill would have to be abstained? I may be missing something obvious. I'm in Comedy Mafia mode atm.
I found the path to victory, JJJ
Join me
I doubt JJJ is mafia. I already went ahead to [VOTE: Enrique] aubergine.
I'm honestly of the opinion that their being no factional kill is most likely.JaggedJimmyJay wrote: ↑Mon Mar 08, 2021 10:39 pm I'll think about this silly nonsense for a while. I am most likely to vote Enrique or Poison.
This is especially annoying as it doesn't even affirm anything about mafia numbers (if mafia exist). 4:3 and 5:2 are both still possible. So is 6:1 if there's an arsonist or something similar.
I am officially at a state of not giving a single shit about role block targets. Unless I am missing something, Grogu flipping civilian means at least one kill had to be abstained if there is a factional kill at all. Nobody else could have had their kill prevented on Night 3. If I am being an idiot here please someone yell at me. That means I don't care about the Scirrus or Enrique blocks. I am left assessing players for behavior at face value and guessing at the applicability of their role claims to some enemy faction.
I don’t like the insinuation that my thoughts aren’t in the thread or that I’m not giving anything. I know I’ve been (justifiably) under some fire since the Epi block, but hopefully by this point we all realize that mech-based suspicions based on night events are unlikely to get us anywhere. I suspected this since yesterday. Had there been a kill last night I would care more about yeeting Poison (whom I agree with JJJ has been the least civvie throughout the game).
The Lenker Brothers are the baddies. They set us up to turn on each other and abuse the eviction clause on page 37. The host is the baddie and we must rebel.G-Man wrote: ↑Sat Feb 27, 2021 11:07 pmHell On eArth
The newly elected board members stormed down the hallway of the township building in pursuit of the Lenker brothers. The angry voices of their fellow homeowners echoed out the meeting room doors and down the hall.
The meeting had been a total shit show, which wasn’t too far from the norm for the Lenkers, but this was a new low. They came prepared to pull a fast one at light speed, and their lawyer certainly made that possible. It wouldn’t have surprised them if this was how they dealt with all of the neighborhoods they swindled into existence. The Lenkers’ lawyer knew all the tricks of parliamentary procedure and moved the transition of governance of Piano Estates over to the homeowners in exactly 17 minutes and 12 seconds.
The greedy property management representative, who they would later learn was a cousin of the Lenker boys, seemed to take glee in raising his price every time someone interjected during his three minutes. He priced himself out of the market quickly and also lit a fire under the homeowners to push through a half-assed election of officers that was both contentious and controversial. Nobody felt good about how things went down, and the new board was going to make sure the Lenkers knew that before they could slither off into the night for good.
“Just what in the hell was that you just pulled?” one of the board member yelled at the Lenkers as they climbed into the overcompensating oversized pickup trucks.
“A business transaction,” Corey Lenker replied from the safety of his truck.
“Our lawyer has copies of all the necessary documents for you,” Justin Lenker replied. “Maybe you should go back inside and start reading them.”
“Maybe I should drag you out of that truck and kick your ass right here in the parking lot, you beady-eyed piece of shit,” another board member shouted. To be fair, both Lenker brothers were indeed beady-eyed pieces of shit.
“Look,” Corey Lenker said, “we’re sorry about the abruptness of all this, but we have no choice. We want out and we’ve sold more than enough of the required homes in Phase 3 to execute our rights as developers.”
There was a curious look in Corey’s pale eyes. For the first time, the board members saw none of the usual calculation and scheming they were accustomed to. This was the look of raw fear.
“Why?” someone shouted. “Just tell us why so suddenly and help us understand.”
“I’ll tell you why,” Corey replied.
“Corey, don’t” Justin interjected.
“We’re out because it’s not safe for us anymore.”
“Corey, shut up,” Justin barked.
“What the hell does that mean?” asked someone else.
“We don’t need to be mixed up with the mob, okay?”
“God dammit Corey,” Justin screamed.
“The mob?” someone laughed. “Really?”
“Yeah,” Corey sneered. “Some of you assholes have connections that we want nothing to do with.”
“Who told you that?” another board member asked.
“Word gets around, Corey said. “Developers compete but we also talk to each other. Everybody has connections and we’ve got wind of some of the people we’ve sold to. We’re out, now good night.” He rolled his window up and started his truck.
“Oh now you shut your fat face,” Justin groaned.
Three of the board members stepped in front of Justin’s truck, just in case he was thinking of taking off suddenly. He could be the reasonable one, if you applied the right amount of pressure.
“And what are we supposed to do about this information?” someone asked him. “You know word will get around. People are going to panic and turn on each other.”
“I’ll offer you this,” Justin said. “Anyone buying a home with an HOA is bound to the covenants, by-laws, and use restrictions whether they read them or not. End of story.”
“What does that mean?”
“Go read your covenants and pay special attention to page 37. There’s a little something in there that might help you when you sort out who’s who. Good night folks and good luck.”
The board members stepped away, not satisfied but aware that the Lenkers would be of no more use to them this evening. Their trucks pulled away, growling with all the overpowered diesel fury that money could buy to cover up their insecurities.
“Now what?” someone asked.
“Let’s get reading.”
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I have never been mafia with JJJ ever and if either of us suggested abstaining from kills, one would bonk the other badly.
If it isn’t do you think it could hurt us? Especially without a kill at night?Scirrus wrote: ↑Mon Mar 08, 2021 11:01 pm I would be shocked the key to this game lies in town collectively choosing to NO EVICT
because it's effectively rewarding not searching for mafia. Which seems against the spirit of the game?
Do people have any thoughts on this?
@Enrique @Epignosis @fingersplints @JaggedJimmyJay @KZA @Poison
Enrique wrote: ↑Mon Mar 08, 2021 11:00 pmThe Lenker Brothers are the baddies. They set us up to turn on each other and abuse the eviction clause on page 37. The host is the baddie and we must rebel.G-Man wrote: ↑Sat Feb 27, 2021 11:07 pmHell On eArth
The newly elected board members stormed down the hallway of the township building in pursuit of the Lenker brothers. The angry voices of their fellow homeowners echoed out the meeting room doors and down the hall.
The meeting had been a total shit show, which wasn’t too far from the norm for the Lenkers, but this was a new low. They came prepared to pull a fast one at light speed, and their lawyer certainly made that possible. It wouldn’t have surprised them if this was how they dealt with all of the neighborhoods they swindled into existence. The Lenkers’ lawyer knew all the tricks of parliamentary procedure and moved the transition of governance of Piano Estates over to the homeowners in exactly 17 minutes and 12 seconds.
The greedy property management representative, who they would later learn was a cousin of the Lenker boys, seemed to take glee in raising his price every time someone interjected during his three minutes. He priced himself out of the market quickly and also lit a fire under the homeowners to push through a half-assed election of officers that was both contentious and controversial. Nobody felt good about how things went down, and the new board was going to make sure the Lenkers knew that before they could slither off into the night for good.
“Just what in the hell was that you just pulled?” one of the board member yelled at the Lenkers as they climbed into the overcompensating oversized pickup trucks.
“A business transaction,” Corey Lenker replied from the safety of his truck.
“Our lawyer has copies of all the necessary documents for you,” Justin Lenker replied. “Maybe you should go back inside and start reading them.”
“Maybe I should drag you out of that truck and kick your ass right here in the parking lot, you beady-eyed piece of shit,” another board member shouted. To be fair, both Lenker brothers were indeed beady-eyed pieces of shit.
“Look,” Corey Lenker said, “we’re sorry about the abruptness of all this, but we have no choice. We want out and we’ve sold more than enough of the required homes in Phase 3 to execute our rights as developers.”
There was a curious look in Corey’s pale eyes. For the first time, the board members saw none of the usual calculation and scheming they were accustomed to. This was the look of raw fear.
“Why?” someone shouted. “Just tell us why so suddenly and help us understand.”
“I’ll tell you why,” Corey replied.
“Corey, don’t” Justin interjected.
“We’re out because it’s not safe for us anymore.”
“Corey, shut up,” Justin barked.
“What the hell does that mean?” asked someone else.
“We don’t need to be mixed up with the mob, okay?”
“God dammit Corey,” Justin screamed.
“The mob?” someone laughed. “Really?”
“Yeah,” Corey sneered. “Some of you assholes have connections that we want nothing to do with.”
“Who told you that?” another board member asked.
“Word gets around, Corey said. “Developers compete but we also talk to each other. Everybody has connections and we’ve got wind of some of the people we’ve sold to. We’re out, now good night.” He rolled his window up and started his truck.
“Oh now you shut your fat face,” Justin groaned.
Three of the board members stepped in front of Justin’s truck, just in case he was thinking of taking off suddenly. He could be the reasonable one, if you applied the right amount of pressure.
“And what are we supposed to do about this information?” someone asked him. “You know word will get around. People are going to panic and turn on each other.”
“I’ll offer you this,” Justin said. “Anyone buying a home with an HOA is bound to the covenants, by-laws, and use restrictions whether they read them or not. End of story.”
“What does that mean?”
“Go read your covenants and pay special attention to page 37. There’s a little something in there that might help you when you sort out who’s who. Good night folks and good luck.”
The board members stepped away, not satisfied but aware that the Lenkers would be of no more use to them this evening. Their trucks pulled away, growling with all the overpowered diesel fury that money could buy to cover up their insecurities.
“Now what?” someone asked.
“Let’s get reading.”
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DAY 0 HAS BEGUN.
IT WILL LAST UNTIL APPROXIMATELY 9:00 P.M. EST TOMORROW.
ALL PLAYERS ARE LIMITED TO 10 POSTS DURING DAY 0.
MAKE SURE TO READ THE RULES, AS THEY WILL BE ENFORCED.
If I'm playing against the host, then I don't care if I win.Scirrus wrote: ↑Mon Mar 08, 2021 11:01 pm I would be shocked the key to this game lies in town collectively choosing to NO EVICT
because it's effectively rewarding not searching for mafia. Which seems against the spirit of the game?
Do people have any thoughts on this?
@Enrique @Epignosis @fingersplints @JaggedJimmyJay @KZA @Poison
Not particularly, but it would extend the game another phase which would be annoying to me because I want it to end lolEnrique wrote: ↑Mon Mar 08, 2021 11:02 pmIf it isn’t do you think it could hurt us? Especially without a kill at night?Scirrus wrote: ↑Mon Mar 08, 2021 11:01 pm I would be shocked the key to this game lies in town collectively choosing to NO EVICT
because it's effectively rewarding not searching for mafia. Which seems against the spirit of the game?
Do people have any thoughts on this?
@Enrique @Epignosis @fingersplints @JaggedJimmyJay @KZA @Poison
What's my mafia motivation for suggesting this? There's all of a sudden going to be some mega bomb that kills us all if we NO EVICT?Epignosis wrote: ↑Mon Mar 08, 2021 11:04 pmEnrique wrote: ↑Mon Mar 08, 2021 11:00 pmThe Lenker Brothers are the baddies. They set us up to turn on each other and abuse the eviction clause on page 37. The host is the baddie and we must rebel.G-Man wrote: ↑Sat Feb 27, 2021 11:07 pmHell On eArth
The newly elected board members stormed down the hallway of the township building in pursuit of the Lenker brothers. The angry voices of their fellow homeowners echoed out the meeting room doors and down the hall.
The meeting had been a total shit show, which wasn’t too far from the norm for the Lenkers, but this was a new low. They came prepared to pull a fast one at light speed, and their lawyer certainly made that possible. It wouldn’t have surprised them if this was how they dealt with all of the neighborhoods they swindled into existence. The Lenkers’ lawyer knew all the tricks of parliamentary procedure and moved the transition of governance of Piano Estates over to the homeowners in exactly 17 minutes and 12 seconds.
The greedy property management representative, who they would later learn was a cousin of the Lenker boys, seemed to take glee in raising his price every time someone interjected during his three minutes. He priced himself out of the market quickly and also lit a fire under the homeowners to push through a half-assed election of officers that was both contentious and controversial. Nobody felt good about how things went down, and the new board was going to make sure the Lenkers knew that before they could slither off into the night for good.
“Just what in the hell was that you just pulled?” one of the board member yelled at the Lenkers as they climbed into the overcompensating oversized pickup trucks.
“A business transaction,” Corey Lenker replied from the safety of his truck.
“Our lawyer has copies of all the necessary documents for you,” Justin Lenker replied. “Maybe you should go back inside and start reading them.”
“Maybe I should drag you out of that truck and kick your ass right here in the parking lot, you beady-eyed piece of shit,” another board member shouted. To be fair, both Lenker brothers were indeed beady-eyed pieces of shit.
“Look,” Corey Lenker said, “we’re sorry about the abruptness of all this, but we have no choice. We want out and we’ve sold more than enough of the required homes in Phase 3 to execute our rights as developers.”
There was a curious look in Corey’s pale eyes. For the first time, the board members saw none of the usual calculation and scheming they were accustomed to. This was the look of raw fear.
“Why?” someone shouted. “Just tell us why so suddenly and help us understand.”
“I’ll tell you why,” Corey replied.
“Corey, don’t” Justin interjected.
“We’re out because it’s not safe for us anymore.”
“Corey, shut up,” Justin barked.
“What the hell does that mean?” asked someone else.
“We don’t need to be mixed up with the mob, okay?”
“God dammit Corey,” Justin screamed.
“The mob?” someone laughed. “Really?”
“Yeah,” Corey sneered. “Some of you assholes have connections that we want nothing to do with.”
“Who told you that?” another board member asked.
“Word gets around, Corey said. “Developers compete but we also talk to each other. Everybody has connections and we’ve got wind of some of the people we’ve sold to. We’re out, now good night.” He rolled his window up and started his truck.
“Oh now you shut your fat face,” Justin groaned.
Three of the board members stepped in front of Justin’s truck, just in case he was thinking of taking off suddenly. He could be the reasonable one, if you applied the right amount of pressure.
“And what are we supposed to do about this information?” someone asked him. “You know word will get around. People are going to panic and turn on each other.”
“I’ll offer you this,” Justin said. “Anyone buying a home with an HOA is bound to the covenants, by-laws, and use restrictions whether they read them or not. End of story.”
“What does that mean?”
“Go read your covenants and pay special attention to page 37. There’s a little something in there that might help you when you sort out who’s who. Good night folks and good luck.”
The board members stepped away, not satisfied but aware that the Lenkers would be of no more use to them this evening. Their trucks pulled away, growling with all the overpowered diesel fury that money could buy to cover up their insecurities.
“Now what?” someone asked.
“Let’s get reading.”
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DAY 0 HAS BEGUN.
IT WILL LAST UNTIL APPROXIMATELY 9:00 P.M. EST TOMORROW.
ALL PLAYERS ARE LIMITED TO 10 POSTS DURING DAY 0.
MAKE SURE TO READ THE RULES, AS THEY WILL BE ENFORCED.If I'm playing against the host, then I don't care if I win.Scirrus wrote: ↑Mon Mar 08, 2021 11:01 pm I would be shocked the key to this game lies in town collectively choosing to NO EVICT
because it's effectively rewarding not searching for mafia. Which seems against the spirit of the game?
Do people have any thoughts on this?
@Enrique @Epignosis @fingersplints @JaggedJimmyJay @KZA @Poison
Scirrus and Enrique are mafia.
Explain this post thoroughly please.
We've yeeted 4 town in a row. There have been no mafia kills at night. Mafia don't gain anything from choosing NO EVICT that I am aware of. It delays the game a phase. So what?
Why is Enrique not mafia?
Because he's expressed many thoughts this game I find unlikely to come from mafia. Enrique's mindset doesn't read like someone who's been deceiving civillians all game to me. He seems like demotivated town who just had an aha! maybe this will work! moment. Digging into the flavor and speculating on how it supports a no evict is icing on the cake! If he's mafia then GG. I got outplayed. I'm fine with that.
Very well.Scirrus wrote: ↑Mon Mar 08, 2021 11:49 pmBecause he's expressed many thoughts this game I find unlikely to come from mafia. Enrique's mindset doesn't read like someone who's been deceiving civillians all game to me. He seems like demotivated town who just had an aha! maybe this will work! moment. Digging into the flavor and speculating on how it supports a no evict is icing on the cake! If he's mafia then GG. I got outplayed. I'm fine with that.
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