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We guess that Group 1 will guess there are two "baddies" in prison with us. Our wager is $100. Final answer.
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- Thu Mar 31, 2016 5:04 pm
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- Thu Mar 31, 2016 4:37 pm
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Even before I reviewed my notes, I was thinking 2. It feels like a safe and smart number.
- Thu Mar 31, 2016 4:32 pm
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No, I just couldn't remember the specifics of the "seemer" discussion. I checked the role list here and it's pretty obvious. One of the Police roles can appear as any role he or she wants when lynched.Prisoner 208986 wrote:It just occurred to me that maybe you can't discuss that 813 because it happened in the main thread. No modkills!
That's the 100-point question, isn't it? What would you (and anyone else) have guessed before my post?Prisoner 483934 wrote:Do we think Group 1 will guess 2?
- Thu Mar 31, 2016 2:17 pm
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Okay, so here's the scoop y'all. I took a bunch of notes during our one day in the game on who got lynched (which means arrested) by the town during day phases and who got thrown in jail or killed at night. This should help us rationalize how many possible "baddies" are in the slammer with us. If you want all the "gory details" open up the spoiler section. Otherwise just skip down to my answer.
So there you have it. If the "game thread" players got really lucky, the maximum number of possible baddies among us is three coming from the Day 6, Day 7, and Day 8 lynches, with the asterisk and footnote that there could have been a "seemer" in play.
Now we must ask ourselves this- do we think that the "civvies" got lucky enough to lynch three of the Police in three consecutive lynches or possibly go two out of three with a possible "seemer" lurking among us?
My best guess would be that there are two baddies among us in the prison population. What does everyone else think about that, given the information I provided?
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Now we must ask ourselves this- do we think that the "civvies" got lucky enough to lynch three of the Police in three consecutive lynches or possibly go two out of three with a possible "seemer" lurking among us?
My best guess would be that there are two baddies among us in the prison population. What does everyone else think about that, given the information I provided?
- Thu Mar 31, 2016 11:36 am
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Alright, here's where it would help to have a note-taker in Group 1. I will provide my analysis in just a little bit. Obviously we have to bet 100 on this one to reach our goal.
- Thu Mar 31, 2016 11:06 am
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Also, since Group 1 is on the same wavelength, I would encourage everyone here who has not yet voted (and those willing to change their vote) to vote for Prisoner 219747. If the next challenge requires full prisoner participation, we know that we cannot count on 219747 at all.
- Thu Mar 31, 2016 11:03 am
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Hello? Hosts? It's now 10:00 Central, an hour after the deadline. Can we get some results up in here? I'm the boss. Need the "info."
Okay, so I'm not really the boss in this situation but it felt good to say. Just eager to get our hands on our next (and judging by the time remaining, final) questions.
Okay, so I'm not really the boss in this situation but it felt good to say. Just eager to get our hands on our next (and judging by the time remaining, final) questions.
- Thu Mar 31, 2016 10:19 am
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Don't want to be "picky" but it's now 9:19 am Central. Sooo....
- Thu Mar 31, 2016 8:18 am
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I wouldn't call our third question a lay-up. We may have over-thought the question but there were legitimate concerns as to what the other group would pick.Prisoner 277058 wrote:I'm also sad we missed the layup of the 219 answer.
And honestly, this is a challenge that I don't think Group 1 can fault us for losing. We are literally guessing what their answers would be. There is no level of "intentionality" to this challenge. It's kind of like our Day 4 challenge- the degree of guesswork is rather high. We will just have to wait and see what the deadline is on the next question. If it's the final one, then we will have to bet for the win.
- Thu Mar 31, 2016 12:31 am
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Hosts: is it 9:00 eastern or central?
- Thu Mar 31, 2016 12:29 am
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Shit. I haven't got a clue on this one. Looks like we'll need to wager big on the next one. Any one have any thoughts? We haven't been discussing the Warden's identity much.
- Thu Mar 31, 2016 12:14 am
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We're past the deadline. How did you we do?
- Wed Mar 30, 2016 4:07 pm
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Prisoner 219747 has not posted at all since he or she joined us in prison on Day 6. The Day 6 and Day 7 challenge did not require full participation from the prison populace, so we simply looked down on 219 for not even trying. The Day 8 challenge required everyone's participation. Because 219747 was AWOL again, we lost the challenge.
Prisoner 331347 also did not post during the Day 8 challenge, so they also bear responsibility for our loss. 331347 also failed to post during Day 7 but did contribute three posts to Day 6.
Prisoner 153930 is noteworthy because he or she joined us on Day 6 and basically said we could shank them first when it came around to it because they essentially want out of the game. 153 posted once on Day 6, twice on Day 7, but did fulfill the posting quota on Day 8, albeit with the one English posting "gaffe."
Given that 153930 was gracious enough to fulfill the quota, it shows that he or she is at least willing to do the bare minimum to help the rest of us. As for 219 and 331, it seems they do not care, so it may be best to "shank" those who won't even bother to show up before eliminating those who at least show up begrudgingly.
Prisoner 331347 also did not post during the Day 8 challenge, so they also bear responsibility for our loss. 331347 also failed to post during Day 7 but did contribute three posts to Day 6.
Prisoner 153930 is noteworthy because he or she joined us on Day 6 and basically said we could shank them first when it came around to it because they essentially want out of the game. 153 posted once on Day 6, twice on Day 7, but did fulfill the posting quota on Day 8, albeit with the one English posting "gaffe."
Given that 153930 was gracious enough to fulfill the quota, it shows that he or she is at least willing to do the bare minimum to help the rest of us. As for 219 and 331, it seems they do not care, so it may be best to "shank" those who won't even bother to show up before eliminating those who at least show up begrudgingly.
- Wed Mar 30, 2016 2:11 pm
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Thank you for the input, 483. I'd like to hear from a few more people before I make my mind up and add my two cents. We've got time.
- Wed Mar 30, 2016 1:45 pm
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This is good to consider. I listed the "post counts" during yesterday's challenge but it was not unanimous on who to shank if things went haywire. I advocated for 153930's shanking if his or her post in English, under the impression that that alone would cost us the challenge. It seems I was wrong about that but the incident could be fresher in other prisoners' minds because of my strong stance at the time. We also do not know if any of the Group 1 prisoners took notes on the information that I posted.Prisoner 277058 wrote:Hear me out on this. We should wager zero. There are more than one inactive prisoners and even with 15's mess up I dont feel comfortable that we can correctly guess this
I would agree that caution is necessary given the uncertainty of the information Group 1 retained.
11:00 p.m. Central is quite a long time from now, which means we may only get two or three more questions after this one. I suspect the questions might get harder from here on out. Let's mull this one over for a few hours and get some group input. We may want to consider a lower bet (10 or 25) since we "overachieved" on question number two.
HOSTS: Can you tell us how many more questions are scheduled after this one?
- Wed Mar 30, 2016 1:00 pm
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It is now noon, Central Time. How did we do?
- Wed Mar 30, 2016 11:06 am
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I think this was a reasonably wise decision, 277. This feels like it could be the closest to a "gimme" that we could possibly get.
- Wed Mar 30, 2016 10:38 am
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Riiight. Well, I asked my question to Spacedaisy because she was lurking. I wasn't expecting Sock-Man to answer. In the words of my brother, "That's not your hostess! It's a man, baby."MovingPictures07 wrote:Yes.Prisoner 813142 wrote:Question for our lurking hostess: Does Group 1 know that they can pick from all prisoners and not just their group? Has that been specified to them as it has to us?
- Wed Mar 30, 2016 10:31 am
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Question for our lurking hostess: Does Group 1 know that they can pick from all prisoners and not just their group? Has that been specified to them as it has to us?
- Wed Mar 30, 2016 10:21 am
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Very well. Now we need to discuss our confidence in this answer and turn that into a wager. If it seems obvious to us, then I think a bold full-scale bet may be warranted. After all, why make 50 points when we can earn... 100? *puts pinkie to his mouth*
But if you think it's not a sure thing, we should discuss wager amounts. At the current rate of 6-8 hours for each "Q&A session," we may anticipate somewhere between six and seven questions in total. That means that if we play it safe with 50-point wagers, we could earn a maximum of 300-350 points, assuming we don't get any wrong. Obviously, if/when we reach the 750 point mark we should just bet 0 points from that point on to ensure victory.
But if you think it's not a sure thing, we should discuss wager amounts. At the current rate of 6-8 hours for each "Q&A session," we may anticipate somewhere between six and seven questions in total. That means that if we play it safe with 50-point wagers, we could earn a maximum of 300-350 points, assuming we don't get any wrong. Obviously, if/when we reach the 750 point mark we should just bet 0 points from that point on to ensure victory.
- Wed Mar 30, 2016 9:53 am
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With this in mind, I am inclined to think that our original prisoners would vouch for my pardon. Prisoner 606386 would certainly come to mind for his efforts in challenges 5 and 6 but I would suspect the original prisoners would be biased in favor of an original prisoner. 920077 proved his mettle the day we were in the game but I'm not sure Group 1 will remember that very well at this point. I think, given my "info dumps" on participation and whatnot, that I might be the first name to come to mind.MovingPictures07 wrote:It's open to all prisoners from both groups.
I know that 413022 would be an advocate for me and 920077 would probably concede me as the best choice for the purposes of this challenge. Prisoner 640326 seem to have remained on good terms throughout this game as well. I am probably one of the most visible and recognizable original prisoners at this point. Whether they actually would vote for me or not is irrelevant. I suspect that they will want to try to make as easy and obvious an answer for as many of these questions as possible.
Does anyone think there's a chance the non-original prisoners would suddenly participate more and collaborate to select a non-original prisoner out of foolishness, pride, or an attempt to thwart our success in this challenge?
- Wed Mar 30, 2016 9:00 am
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Re: [DAY 9] Turf Wars: Prison Edition
Good morning to whoever sees this before the noon deadline.
Group 1 comprises of the following prisoners:
Prisoner 126993 (joined us on Day 7)
Prisoner 331347 (joined us on Day 5)
Prisoner 413022 (an original prisoner)
Prisoner 419713 (joined us on Day 7)
Prisoner 541395 (joined us on Day 8)
Prisoner 640326 (an original prisoner)
Prisoner 714386 (joined us today- Day 9)
Prisoner 792787 (joined us on Day 8)
Prisoner 920077 (an original prisoner)
One thing to consider is just how much the non-original Group 1 prisoners are participating in this challenge. The new prisoner (714386) will not likely have much influence on this answer. Prisoner 331347 has barely participated, so he or she may be a "no-show" as of yet.
Prisoners 126993 and 419713 contributed more than just the bare minimum, so they at least would be slightly more familiar with who is pulling their weight around here. Prisoners 541395 and 792787 were new on Day 8, making it difficult to tell where they are in terms of understanding what we've been through.
Prisoners 413022, 640326, and 920077 are all original prisoners. They've been through it all with us and have all contributed to various degrees across the previous six challenges. I could see them joining together as a decision-making block for this challenge, though I do not know their approximate times for posting activity.
Here is a question to our hosts: Is Group 1 selecting which Group 1 prisoner they would like to parole or is their decision open to Group 2 prisoners as well?
Group 1 comprises of the following prisoners:
Prisoner 126993 (joined us on Day 7)
Prisoner 331347 (joined us on Day 5)
Prisoner 413022 (an original prisoner)
Prisoner 419713 (joined us on Day 7)
Prisoner 541395 (joined us on Day 8)
Prisoner 640326 (an original prisoner)
Prisoner 714386 (joined us today- Day 9)
Prisoner 792787 (joined us on Day 8)
Prisoner 920077 (an original prisoner)
One thing to consider is just how much the non-original Group 1 prisoners are participating in this challenge. The new prisoner (714386) will not likely have much influence on this answer. Prisoner 331347 has barely participated, so he or she may be a "no-show" as of yet.
Prisoners 126993 and 419713 contributed more than just the bare minimum, so they at least would be slightly more familiar with who is pulling their weight around here. Prisoners 541395 and 792787 were new on Day 8, making it difficult to tell where they are in terms of understanding what we've been through.
Prisoners 413022, 640326, and 920077 are all original prisoners. They've been through it all with us and have all contributed to various degrees across the previous six challenges. I could see them joining together as a decision-making block for this challenge, though I do not know their approximate times for posting activity.
Here is a question to our hosts: Is Group 1 selecting which Group 1 prisoner they would like to parole or is their decision open to Group 2 prisoners as well?
- Tue Mar 29, 2016 10:48 pm
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- Tue Mar 29, 2016 8:57 pm
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I'm sorry, I've never been good at detecting sarcasm. Is that what what you are projecting here? Or are you glad to have me and my "notes" available to this group?Prisoner 277058 wrote:Thank goodness you're in this group.Prisoner 813142 wrote:Greetings my fellow irascible inmates. Before we tackle the issue at hand, there is something we need to address. We failed a challenge, providing the Warden with a "win." The Warden getting a "win" makes me angry. When Dr. Evil gets angry, Mr. Bigglesworth gets upset. And when Mr. Bigglesworth gets upset, people DIE! As we work through this challenge, I will be more than willing to post a breakdown from my notes on each player if you actually want to discuss everyone. There are two candidates that I feel are worth eliminating but we can discuss everyone if you wish.
Now then, for the challenge at hand. Is there anyway of finding out a full list of prisoners in our group? Or do we have to rely on prisoners posting to learn who is among us?
So choosing between 219 and 331? That works for me.Prisoner 208986 wrote:813, I'd rather stick to who its been narrowed down to and why. I really don't have an interest of talking through every person. As for the challenge I'm still assimilating. Maybe the "turn right" thought is valid unless someone thinks they have a better answer. This first one looks like 50/50 to me. I can't think of any way we could get info on whose team is the right answer. I am going to see my relative in just a bit and tomorrow I have to drive home so my time for input is limited. Thats just fyi in case you start wondering where I am.
linki: whoa this isn't what I thought.
We'll get to you in time, if we find ourselves on a losing streak. For now, it may be best to eliminate the total absentees. They will prevent us from succeeding in challenges where everyone must contribute.Prisoner 153930 wrote:If you guys shank me I'll actually be very happy.
Been wanting to break free from this game for ages.
Interesting guess. My notes aren't very helpful on the other folks. Our group consists of four original prisoners (Day 2) and five newcomers, all of whom joined our ranks on either Day 5 (our day in the game) or Day 6 (our first day back in the slammer). Based on that, I'd say that we're most likely to be more Sockface than Daisy. But that doesn't help us determine what the other group thinks they are comprised of.Prisoner 277058 wrote:Team Sockface 50 coins final answer
- Tue Mar 29, 2016 7:59 pm
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Greetings my fellow irascible inmates. Before we tackle the issue at hand, there is something we need to address. We failed a challenge, providing the Warden with a "win." The Warden getting a "win" makes me angry. When Dr. Evil gets angry, Mr. Bigglesworth gets upset. And when Mr. Bigglesworth gets upset, people DIE! As we work through this challenge, I will be more than willing to post a breakdown from my notes on each player if you actually want to discuss everyone. There are two candidates that I feel are worth eliminating but we can discuss everyone if you wish.
Now then, for the challenge at hand. Is there anyway of finding out a full list of prisoners in our group? Or do we have to rely on prisoners posting to learn who is among us?
Now then, for the challenge at hand. Is there anyway of finding out a full list of prisoners in our group? Or do we have to rely on prisoners posting to learn who is among us?