Re: Biblical Mafia [ENDGAME]
Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2015 7:11 pm
So the moral of the story is that apparently Epi loves invisible vote manipulation.
But Samson's vote came in the last second, after Mordecai's.S~V~S wrote:We didn't know Samsons vote counted.Ricochet wrote:Why didn't you save yourself, on the day of your lynch?XthAtGAm3RGuYX wrote:Yeah MP when this game started I asked Epi what the punishment for missing votes is. He told me nothing unless I miss four. I initially considered missing 3 just because I could with no consequence. Then I was contemplating using missed votes to build cases on people and decided against it. That one missed vote was on purpose though.
This. So much.nijuukyugou wrote:G-man, I appreciated your ass jokes. I laughed so much in this game
Indeed, I can relate so much. Actually, it's a similar assumption that screwed me in Recruitment 1. That damn amulet.S~V~S wrote:Alex, when you assume etc & so forth.
Yes! I echo this. Your ability to convincingly fight out of a lynch after resurrection, S~V~S, was outstanding. It reminded me of Computer Lab where you lived so long as outed baddie. It was truly amazing.Ricochet wrote:But Samson's vote came in the last second, after Mordecai's.S~V~S wrote:We didn't know Samsons vote counted.Ricochet wrote:Why didn't you save yourself, on the day of your lynch?XthAtGAm3RGuYX wrote:Yeah MP when this game started I asked Epi what the punishment for missing votes is. He told me nothing unless I miss four. I initially considered missing 3 just because I could with no consequence. Then I was contemplating using missed votes to build cases on people and decided against it. That one missed vote was on purpose though.
In case you missed it, hats off again to your post-rezz posts. I was in awe how much of a creative fight you were able to pull, even with zero chances to be taken as anything else but a rezzed Heathen.
I started targeting Heathens after they started getting lynched, even though I realized it would leave to nothing significant, as long as Joshua was alive. I got stuck with my Ruth pick on the day Mordecai got lynched, then it was another Day and I got lynched, so that's why she had risen. My "last words" was just a sudden flavour story, considering I knew what would happen after my death - plus the kill Jacob part, which would have helped both me and the Heathens throughout the rest of the game.
Samson's vote was completely visible.MovingPictures07 wrote:So the moral of the story is that apparently Epi loves invisible vote manipulation.
I know right? The what if game.timmer wrote:Interesting to ponder how the game could have changed
Well, yeah, but it was unexpected. :PEpignosis wrote:Samson's vote was completely visible.MovingPictures07 wrote:So the moral of the story is that apparently Epi loves invisible vote manipulation.
I was kind of surprised a few of the Nights there at the end, but I just figured they left him alive for tinfoiling. It's easy to get the thread suspicious of a high contributor near endgame by specifically keeping them alive, especially if they're known for amazing behavior regardless of alignment (like Golden).thellama73 wrote:I was also convinced Lot was Judas by endgame, since I could think of no other reason why the baddies would keep him alive (and he kept suggesting things like NOT LYNCHING BADDIE RUTH!)
Ahh, computer lab... she was not only an outed baddie, thanks to, uhm, me... but she had actually replaced into the role AFTER it had been outed. It was a ballsy move, and yes, she was amazing there. I still sometimes haven't quite learned my lesson regarding info, but I'll get there one day!MovingPictures07 wrote:
Yes! I echo this. Your ability to convincingly fight out of a lynch after resurrection, S~V~S, was outstanding. It reminded me of Computer Lab where you lived so long as outed baddie. It was truly amazing.
I'm very intrigued to see your spreadsheets, as always.Ricochet wrote:I don't know what else to say, at this point, I still haven't processed everything about the reveals. I still haven't even finished processing my spreadsheets, god damnit. Will do it later or tomorrow because holy crap 2am.
If you have any other remarks about my sock play, I welcome them. I'm sorry if I upset any civ during my last words, with Ruth getting rezzed and all. As I've said, I got stuck with the option due to no-Night being in effect. As for the last words, it had to be done. Heathens were getting lynched, I was only at halfway towards my win completion, so it was desperate times. I still don't think I would have won if so many double-deaths these past days wouldn't have happened. This game was pretty great baddie hunting all in all and I sucked at it, the more I tried to act civ-like. Mislynching is still my main issue in Mafia playing, regardless of alignment.
Thank YouRicochet wrote:But Samson's vote came in the last second, after Mordecai's.S~V~S wrote:We didn't know Samsons vote counted.Ricochet wrote:Why didn't you save yourself, on the day of your lynch?XthAtGAm3RGuYX wrote:Yeah MP when this game started I asked Epi what the punishment for missing votes is. He told me nothing unless I miss four. I initially considered missing 3 just because I could with no consequence. Then I was contemplating using missed votes to build cases on people and decided against it. That one missed vote was on purpose though.
In case you missed it, hats off again to your post-rezz posts. I was in awe how much of a creative fight you were able to pull, even with zero chances to be taken as anything else but a rezzed Heathen.
I started targeting Heathens after they started getting lynched, even though I realized it would leave to nothing significant, as long as Joshua was alive. I got stuck with my Ruth pick on the day Mordecai got lynched, then it was another Day and I got lynched, so that's why she had risen. My "last words" was just a sudden flavour story, considering I knew what would happen after my death - plus the kill Jacob part, which would have helped both me and the Heathens throughout the rest of the game.
Wasn't that game something else?timmer wrote:Ahh, computer lab... she was not only an outed baddie, thanks to, uhm, me... but she had actually replaced into the role AFTER it had been outed. It was a ballsy move, and yes, she was amazing there. I still sometimes haven't quite learned my lesson regarding info, but I'll get there one day!MovingPictures07 wrote:
Yes! I echo this. Your ability to convincingly fight out of a lynch after resurrection, S~V~S, was outstanding. It reminded me of Computer Lab where you lived so long as outed baddie. It was truly amazing.
Oh I have one that will knock your rainbow socks off.MovingPictures07 wrote:I'm very intrigued to see your spreadsheets, as always.Ricochet wrote:I don't know what else to say, at this point, I still haven't processed everything about the reveals. I still haven't even finished processing my spreadsheets, god damnit. Will do it later or tomorrow because holy crap 2am.
If you have any other remarks about my sock play, I welcome them. I'm sorry if I upset any civ during my last words, with Ruth getting rezzed and all. As I've said, I got stuck with the option due to no-Night being in effect. As for the last words, it had to be done. Heathens were getting lynched, I was only at halfway towards my win completion, so it was desperate times. I still don't think I would have won if so many double-deaths these past days wouldn't have happened. This game was pretty great baddie hunting all in all and I sucked at it, the more I tried to act civ-like. Mislynching is still my main issue in Mafia playing, regardless of alignment.
That was the game I changed my avatar to Satan, I replaced Canuck, who had been outed by Timmer I think (it was his first game iirc, it was the Hey Man game) and put my location as "I am a baddie", and you guys kept trusting me, lol. Good TimesMovingPictures07 wrote:Wasn't that game something else?timmer wrote:Ahh, computer lab... she was not only an outed baddie, thanks to, uhm, me... but she had actually replaced into the role AFTER it had been outed. It was a ballsy move, and yes, she was amazing there. I still sometimes haven't quite learned my lesson regarding info, but I'll get there one day!MovingPictures07 wrote:
Yes! I echo this. Your ability to convincingly fight out of a lynch after resurrection, S~V~S, was outstanding. It reminded me of Computer Lab where you lived so long as outed baddie. It was truly amazing.
I was one of the three IRCers with LittleTiger and blindfaeth. I suspected that one of them had been recruited to the Botnet, but never both. They played me like a fiddle.
S~V~S played me real hard that game too. It's what started my distrust of her for YEARS. :P
I knew it was you, and I honestly couldn't figure out your alignment one way or the other, but 75% of the stuff I did as Paul in the early stage was to get everyone talking, and I didn't necessarily believe most of it. I was reaction-baiting big time. I was hoping to approach the game very differently and be more successful than my old civvie self of the past year or two that almost always sucked it up every game.S~V~S wrote:
Thank You
I have made a career of sorts of being a survivable outed baddie. And yeah, Samson was the last Mordi vote. We did not try hard to pull it out of the hat, or get frantic to pull in Deborah, since we thought it didn't count. Doh.
And to be on the record, the thing that got Paul looking at me Day One was totally something i would have done as a civ; that's why i did it. I drew attention to myself pointing out an anomaly. It backfired, but I would have called Paul out, maybe even harder, had I been a civ.
And TGG, you're always Rommel to me. He came in and he took charge like a boss.
Linki~ I was best in Dexter. I stayed alive for WEEKS.
Hello winged servant.Metalmarsh89 wrote:Go figure, I do jackshit in this game and still win.
Good game everyone. I guess dying on Day 1 isn't always the worst thing.
Blessed be your faith in Paul. You were the sacrifice necessary to further the cause of reaction baiting.Metalmarsh89 wrote:Go figure, I do jackshit in this game and still win.
Good game everyone. I guess dying on Day 1 isn't always the worst thing.
I waited so many days to toss a last minute vote into the mix to mess with everyone.MovingPictures07 wrote:Well, yeah, but it was unexpected. :PEpignosis wrote:Samson's vote was completely visible.MovingPictures07 wrote:So the moral of the story is that apparently Epi loves invisible vote manipulation.
LOL, yes, the Hey Man game! Every time I listen to Ziggy Stardust, I think of that game, and it makes me think of timmer, since it was my first time playing with him.S~V~S wrote:That was the game I changed my avatar to Satan, I replaced Canuck, who had been outed by Timmer I think (it was his first game iirc, it was the Hey Man game) and put my location as "I am a baddie", and you guys kept trusting me, lol. Good TimesMovingPictures07 wrote:Wasn't that game something else?timmer wrote:Ahh, computer lab... she was not only an outed baddie, thanks to, uhm, me... but she had actually replaced into the role AFTER it had been outed. It was a ballsy move, and yes, she was amazing there. I still sometimes haven't quite learned my lesson regarding info, but I'll get there one day!MovingPictures07 wrote:
Yes! I echo this. Your ability to convincingly fight out of a lynch after resurrection, S~V~S, was outstanding. It reminded me of Computer Lab where you lived so long as outed baddie. It was truly amazing.
I was one of the three IRCers with LittleTiger and blindfaeth. I suspected that one of them had been recruited to the Botnet, but never both. They played me like a fiddle.
S~V~S played me real hard that game too. It's what started my distrust of her for YEARS. :P
I am the Angel of Death, nice to meet you.Ricochet wrote:Hello winged servant.Metalmarsh89 wrote:Go figure, I do jackshit in this game and still win.
Good game everyone. I guess dying on Day 1 isn't always the worst thing.
XthAtGAm3RGuYX wrote: FUN FACT: All the heathens names were Mordecai, Uzziah, Ruth, Deborah, Esther, Rahab. If you cut out all but the first letters, it spells MURDER.
Yeah, that was me missing the Paul identity too much.S~V~S wrote:Lol, I knew you were Stephen, Alex, cause all Stephen did was talk about Paul and his suspicions
Yeah, that was quite the backfire.Metalmarsh89 wrote:I waited so many days to toss a last minute vote into the mix to mess with everyone.MovingPictures07 wrote:Well, yeah, but it was unexpected. :PEpignosis wrote:Samson's vote was completely visible.MovingPictures07 wrote:So the moral of the story is that apparently Epi loves invisible vote manipulation.
I didn't expect that my vote was actually going to get a baddy lynched, and get my ol' buddy Rico lynched the next day.
Yeah I felt bad for Timmer, first he outed Canuck and took all kinds of flack for that, then the Hey Man thing, lol. I do the same, I have Suffragette city on my shortlist 25, and it always makes me smile.MovingPictures07 wrote:LOL, yes, the Hey Man game! Every time I listen to Ziggy Stardust, I think of that game, and it makes me think of timmer, since it was my first time playing with him.S~V~S wrote:That was the game I changed my avatar to Satan, I replaced Canuck, who had been outed by Timmer I think (it was his first game iirc, it was the Hey Man game) and put my location as "I am a baddie", and you guys kept trusting me, lol. Good TimesMovingPictures07 wrote:Wasn't that game something else?timmer wrote:Ahh, computer lab... she was not only an outed baddie, thanks to, uhm, me... but she had actually replaced into the role AFTER it had been outed. It was a ballsy move, and yes, she was amazing there. I still sometimes haven't quite learned my lesson regarding info, but I'll get there one day!MovingPictures07 wrote:
Yes! I echo this. Your ability to convincingly fight out of a lynch after resurrection, S~V~S, was outstanding. It reminded me of Computer Lab where you lived so long as outed baddie. It was truly amazing.
I was one of the three IRCers with LittleTiger and blindfaeth. I suspected that one of them had been recruited to the Botnet, but never both. They played me like a fiddle.
S~V~S played me real hard that game too. It's what started my distrust of her for YEARS. :P
I was hoping it would work. It was really difficult to maintain at times, that's for sure. I actually forced myself to post from my phone as much as possible in order to keep myself from posting long posts.nutella wrote:That whole sounding-like-another-site ploy was really clever, you had me fooled
The thing I found most hilarious about that, is that you were lynched right after me. Even though you were one of the first people I tried to make a case on in the game. Read backs didnt help you guys there did itRicochet wrote:
And all because I didn't suspect Mordecai as much as others did. He seriously hid well within his posts, people! What more to say of Esther and Rahab!!
Well as it would so happen, I do remember who I targeted and why. Just let me give you a copy- wait mainute? It's not in my briefcase? How unfortunate. It looks like you'll never knowRicochet wrote:As always, in the interest of fully updating my spreadsheets, if any player that had a special ability can remember which players they targeted and on which nights and kindly state so in the thread, that'd be great.
You wouldn't have been allowed to info dump on Nicodemus being Famine, though. (Sorry about these rules being applied, I guess)XthAtGAm3RGuYX wrote:The thing I found most hilarious about that, is that you were lynched right after me. Even though you were one of the first people I tried to make a case on in the game. Read backs didnt help you guys there did itRicochet wrote:
And all because I didn't suspect Mordecai as much as others did. He seriously hid well within his posts, people! What more to say of Esther and Rahab!!
And the rules really helped you guys out here. I am used to not really having any restrictions. Info dumping and what not being allowed as long as it's something you found out or deduced within means of the rules. Unfortunately here you cannot out another player, even when they are dead.
My plan was that, in the event that I was facing guaranteed death, before I died I was going to throw a topic grenade into the thread that Nicodemus is famine, and allude that civs lose if Horseman meet their win conditions. Ya know since we nightkilled him, and only heathens know that because of deadchecking. That way it would take some heat off of heathens and force you guys to look elsewhere for completely different reasons.
I'm asking for simple stats, not tactics reveal.XthAtGAm3RGuYX wrote:Well as it would so happen, I do remember who I targeted and why. Just let me give you a copy- wait mainute? It's not in my briefcase? How unfortunate. It looks like you'll never knowRicochet wrote:As always, in the interest of fully updating my spreadsheets, if any player that had a special ability can remember which players they targeted and on which nights and kindly state so in the thread, that'd be great.
I'm telling you guys some stuff but I don't give out all of my secrets. Not even to my team. Rommel here has a mind like a tank.
I'm just interested in why Heathens got on the wrong side of it so many times.Epignosis wrote:Isn't anyone interested in how ties work?
I am. I coulda been a contender, I tell ya.Epignosis wrote:Isn't anyone interested in how ties work?
You're quite welcome. How ironic that the guy making LOT jokes and the guy making ASS jokes had BTSC?nijuukyugou wrote:G-man, I appreciated your ass jokes. I laughed so much in this game
Instead of a bum, which is what you are? :PS~V~S wrote:I am. I coulda been a contender, I tell ya.Epignosis wrote:Isn't anyone interested in how ties work?