Re: [DAY 1] Bioshock Mafia
Posted: Mon Jun 17, 2013 8:55 pm
Any suspects yet? We need to start making people sweat.birdwithteeth11 wrote:Sorry indiglo!Better luck next time!
So the game is now afoot. Time for some baddie-hunting!
Any suspects yet? We need to start making people sweat.birdwithteeth11 wrote:Sorry indiglo!Better luck next time!
So the game is now afoot. Time for some baddie-hunting!
I love that you know that. I really only know this song, not the album. Also considering your broad musical tastes, this makes me think it's really weird.thellama73 wrote:The rest of that Flying Lizards album is really weird.Hedgeowl wrote:The best things in life are free
But you can give them to the birds and bees
I want money!
thellama73 wrote:How come you don't have anything to say to/about me in that long off-topic post, bea? And I worked so hard in your Grimm's game.
Well there's your problem. That work ethic of yours is absolutely ridiculous!thellama73 wrote:How come you don't have anything to say to/about me in that long off-topic post, bea? And I worked so hard in your Grimm's game.
omg you're right! Me too! I blame Lizzy and Vompatti for starting this in sign-ups, k.thellama73 wrote:This is the most off-topic mafia game I've yet been in and I love it!
I find it more interesting that you are neither an owl, nor are you made of hedge.Hedgeowl wrote:omg you're right! Me too! I blame Lizzy and Vompatti for starting this in sign-ups, k.thellama73 wrote:This is the most off-topic mafia game I've yet been in and I love it!![]()
For sers, we got to lynch ourselves a baddie though. Maybe if enough of us say it, it'll come true. No, but seriously I've played one game and Lizzy schooled me so badly I don't know who to trust now.
Here goes: DisgruntledPorcupine is neither disgruntled nor a porcupine. Discuss!
Thank you. You are a useful Engine! Oops..wrong game.birdwithteeth11 wrote:http://bioshock.wikia.com/wiki/ADAMSnow Dog wrote:What is ADAM?birdwithteeth11 wrote:The more I think about it, I think it's more about using plasmids extensively over a prolonged period of time. Because when you play the game, you go through a LOT of plasmids with Jack, and I don't ever remember him suffering any mental degeneration.juliets wrote:Thank you INH - I don't know how I missed that! Maybe from scanning on my phone. So I'm thinking it's bad to collect plasmids at every opportunity because somewhere the insanity switch could flip. For anyone who has played or knows the game, let me know if I am thinking about this wrong or if there is something more I should know.
Basically, the way plasmids work is they allow the ADAM to re-write your genetic code, which allows you to use things like telekenesis, incenerating objects, etc. It's possible some characters might be more likely to suffer the overuse and eventual decline in effectiveness from Plasmids (or in the worst scenario, mental degeneration), but for now, I think the first is more likely than the second.
I actually searched and found this. Hopefully it proves helpful to those of you who haven't played the game.
http://bioshock.wikia.com/wiki/Talk:Plasmid
Bascially, it's the material that plasmids are made from. It's what actually replaces the cells in your body, and forces you to depend on it if you use it for very long periods of time.
We've been telling you that for ages :3Vompatti wrote:tfw I am a parasite :'(
Ftw.DharmaHelper wrote:I'm gonna vote for the next person to post in OT green.
Better than randomizing. :PDharmaHelper wrote:I'm gonna vote for the next person to post in OT green.
Hedgeowl wrote:omg you're right! Me too! I blame Lizzy and Vompatti for starting this in sign-ups, k.thellama73 wrote:This is the most off-topic mafia game I've yet been in and I love it!![]()
For sers, we got to lynch ourselves a baddie though. Maybe if enough of us say it, it'll come true. No, but seriously I've played one game and Lizzy schooled me so badly I don't know who to trust now.
Here goes: DisgruntledPorcupine is neither disgruntled nor a porcupine. Discuss!
DharmaHelper wrote:Voted Lizzy
Well done!DharmaHelper wrote:Voted Lizzy
Same here. Which means I'm basically back to square one. :/bea wrote: I thought LA's theory might be worth looking at going into day 1 but if the day 0 poll really is as straightforward as it appears, that kinda chunks that idea right out the water.
Not really. I died quite early in that game.Snow Dog wrote:
Thank you. You are a useful Engine! Oops..wrong game.
You've been waiting for this, haven't you?Snow Dog wrote:Well done!DharmaHelper wrote:Voted Lizzy
You don't know these things! >_>Hedgeowl wrote:omg you're right! Me too! I blame Lizzy and Vompatti for starting this in sign-ups, k.thellama73 wrote:This is the most off-topic mafia game I've yet been in and I love it!![]()
For sers, we got to lynch ourselves a baddie though. Maybe if enough of us say it, it'll come true. No, but seriously I've played one game and Lizzy schooled me so badly I don't know who to trust now.
Here goes: DisgruntledPorcupine is neither disgruntled nor a porcupine. Discuss!
I don't know, I wasn't necessarily suggesting that baddies might have info about the poll or anything, I was just wondering if baddies might be more eager for a prize to help them along. But it's really just as likely for a civ to want one. So idk. Never mind. >_>bea wrote: I thought LA's theory might be worth looking at going into day 1 but if the day 0 poll really is as straightforward as it appears, that kinda chunks that idea right out the water.
Response the First: That's entirely understandable, given his rather unfortunate fate in some of the last several games, where he started gathering suspicion very early. It seems he isn't immune here either. I don't think him being quiet this time says a whole lot about his alignment though. He probably would just like to make it past the first 2-3 days this time is all.thellama73 wrote:It is still very early, but I have two thoughts so far.
Thought the First: Nevinera is being very, very quiet. No doubt, a desperate attempt to survive longer than a couple of days for once, but it strikes me as odd. Could be nothing, could be a baddie lying low.
Thought the Second: I agree that there is probably at least one baddie hiding in the OT posts (although now that people have started saying that, it makes me nervous because I was having a lot of fun posting OT and now people will think I'm bad! Oh noes!) Lizzy seems to have deliberately drawn DH's vote, which seems unlikely to be a baddie move. Of the OT posters, Hedgeowl feels the most like a baddie to me with her "for sers, we need to get a baddie" talk, that sounds rather forced. Mind you, this is very, very weak evidence, but it is Day 1 and I wanted to post my thoughts to foster discussion. All this is subject to heavy revision depending on how the rest of the day progresses.
No apologies needed for me. I died laughing at the back and forth.Lizzy wrote:My morbid curiosity makes me want to see how you guys deal with anarchists, so I'll take the bait.
Hedgeowl wrote:omg you're right! Me too! I blame Lizzy and Vompatti for starting this in sign-ups, k.thellama73 wrote:This is the most off-topic mafia game I've yet been in and I love it!![]()
For sers, we got to lynch ourselves a baddie though. Maybe if enough of us say it, it'll come true. No, but seriously I've played one game and Lizzy schooled me so badly I don't know who to trust now.
Here goes: DisgruntledPorcupine is neither disgruntled nor a porcupine. Discuss!![]()
In my defense, I did appologise.![]()
Also, I'm not actually a Lizzy. Discuss. Or vote.
Your move, mates.
You are correct! I am going to assume you are not a porcupine, but you could be quite disgruntled. Especially now!DisgruntledPorcupine wrote:You don't know these things! >_>Hedgeowl wrote:omg you're right! Me too! I blame Lizzy and Vompatti for starting this in sign-ups, k.thellama73 wrote:This is the most off-topic mafia game I've yet been in and I love it!![]()
For sers, we got to lynch ourselves a baddie though. Maybe if enough of us say it, it'll come true. No, but seriously I've played one game and Lizzy schooled me so badly I don't know who to trust now.
Here goes: DisgruntledPorcupine is neither disgruntled nor a porcupine. Discuss!
Re-reading this, it does strike me as odd. She goes from OT, to "we really need to lynch someone. 4srs gaiz.", to being silly about DP.Hedgeowl wrote:omg you're right! Me too! I blame Lizzy and Vompatti for starting this in sign-ups, k.thellama73 wrote:This is the most off-topic mafia game I've yet been in and I love it!![]()
For sers, we got to lynch ourselves a baddie though. Maybe if enough of us say it, it'll come true. No, but seriously I've played one game and Lizzy schooled me so badly I don't know who to trust now.
Here goes: DisgruntledPorcupine is neither disgruntled nor a porcupine. Discuss!
Something about this strikes me as....off in some way. I'm not entirely sure what it is. But there you have itDFaraday wrote:I just missed voting! Although, I probably wouldn't have gotten a Plasmid anyway.
thellama73 wrote:It's a little early to be pointing fingers, don't you think? It's not even day one yet.nutella wrote: Boats' two posts here gave me a bit of a twitch. The "excited"/reckless/thrillseeking vibe is slightly off-putting, especially in regards to the "murderous" comment, which most of us took as a reason NOT to take it. I'm more inclined to brush off the several players who eagerly chose the plasmid immediately, but Boats pings me because he said this after much discussion of hesitancy/wariness.
Maybe I am just cool?DharmaHelper wrote:thellama73 wrote:It's a little early to be pointing fingers, don't you think? It's not even day one yet.nutella wrote: Boats' two posts here gave me a bit of a twitch. The "excited"/reckless/thrillseeking vibe is slightly off-putting, especially in regards to the "murderous" comment, which most of us took as a reason NOT to take it. I'm more inclined to brush off the several players who eagerly chose the plasmid immediately, but Boats pings me because he said this after much discussion of hesitancy/wariness.
I'm a man of my word, otherwise I would have considered voting llama for this post and for a couple of other reasons.
llama was pretty darn quick to turn on his OT compatriots, and apart from just now (now that the OT Crew have taken heat) his posts have been very aloof and OT. So it seems to me that when OT was cool, llama was OT, and now that putting out cases and thoughts is cool, llama is putting out cases and thoughts.
Noted. All improper uses of the English language will cease and desist. For Sers!thellama73 wrote:It is still very early, but I have two thoughts so far.
Thought the First: Nevinera is being very, very quiet. No doubt, a desperate attempt to survive longer than a couple of days for once, but it strikes me as odd. Could be nothing, could be a baddie lying low.
Thought the Second: I agree that there is probably at least one baddie hiding in the OT posts (although now that people have started saying that, it makes me nervous because I was having a lot of fun posting OT and now people will think I'm bad! Oh noes!) Lizzy seems to have deliberately drawn DH's vote, which seems unlikely to be a baddie move. Of the OT posters, Hedgeowl feels the most like a baddie to me with her "for sers, we need to get a baddie" talk, that sounds rather forced. Mind you, this is very, very weak evidence, but it is Day 1 and I wanted to post my thoughts to foster discussion. All this is subject to heavy revision depending on how the rest of the day progresses.
Mostly I'm just busy lately, and a bit overwhelmed by the game.thellama73 wrote:It is still very early, but I have two thoughts so far.
Thought the First: Nevinera is being very, very quiet. No doubt, a desperate attempt to survive longer than a couple of days for once, but it strikes me as odd. Could be nothing, could be a baddie lying low.
Thought the Second: I agree that there is probably at least one baddie hiding in the OT posts (although now that people have started saying that, it makes me nervous because I was having a lot of fun posting OT and now people will think I'm bad! Oh noes!) Lizzy seems to have deliberately drawn DH's vote, which seems unlikely to be a baddie move. Of the OT posters, Hedgeowl feels the most like a baddie to me with her "for sers, we need to get a baddie" talk, that sounds rather forced. Mind you, this is very, very weak evidence, but it is Day 1 and I wanted to post my thoughts to foster discussion. All this is subject to heavy revision depending on how the rest of the day progresses.
tl;dr: I'm probably going to randomize.Nevinera wrote:linki: wtf vomps?
At this point voting randomly seems likely to result in voting for someone not on my team, and since I can't pretend I have anything to go on I might as well try that.thellama73 wrote:Mafia is not about fairness. It's about trying to win by finding the members of the opposing team and killing them. Brutally.
If you are a civ, this is certainly not true. Out of thirty-six players, only eight are baddies (ten if you count the indies.) So the odds are you will vote for someone on your own team if you vote randomly. Unless you are bad, or an indie, in which case, we should probably lynch you.A Person wrote:At this point voting randomly seems likely to result in voting for someone not on my team, and since I can't pretend I have anything to go on I might as well try that.thellama73 wrote:Mafia is not about fairness. It's about trying to win by finding the members of the opposing team and killing them. Brutally.
I got some Maytag blue cheese today.
He may just not follow the win conditions fully - they're pretty complicated.thellama73 wrote: If you are a civ, this is certainly not true. Out of thirty-six players, only eight are baddies (ten if you count the indies.) So the odds are you will vote for someone on your own team if you vote randomly. Unless you are bad, or an indie, in which case, we should probably lynch you.
I wish I had that many coins.Vompatti wrote:Unless something interesting comes up I am going to randomize using the following method:
0. There are 36 possibilities (1-36).
1. I will toss a coin between the first half (1-18) and the second half (19-36).
1.1. If, in stage (1), I get the first half (1-18), I will toss a coin between the first half of the first half (1-9) and the second half of the first half (10-18).
1.2. If, in stage (1), I get the second half (19-36), I will toss a coin between the first half of the second half (19-27) and the second half of the second half (28-36).
1.1.1. If, in stage (1.1), I get the first half of the first half (1-9), I will toss a coin three (3) times three (3) times. On each of the three (3) times (of which there are three (3)) there are nine (9) possible results which will be interpreted thus:
On the first of the three times:
heads heads heads (first third of the first half of the first half (1-3)
heads heads tails (first third of the first half of the first half (1-3)
heads tails heads (first third of the first half of the first half (1-3)
tails heads heads (second third of the first half of the first half (4-6)
heads tails tails (second third of the first half of the first half (4-6)
tails heads tails (second third of the first half of the first half (4-6)
tails tails heads (third third of the first half of the first half (7-9)
tails tails tails (third third of the first half of the first half (7-9)
On the second of the three times:
heads heads heads (second third of the first half of the first half (4-6)
heads heads tails (second third of the first half of the first half (4-6)
heads tails heads (second third of the first half of the first half (4-6)
tails heads heads (third third of the first half of the first half (7-9)
heads tails tails (third third of the first half of the first half (7-9)
tails heads tails (third third of the first half of the first half (7-9)
tails tails heads (first third of the first half of the first half (1-3)
tails tails tails (first third of the first half of the first half (1-3)
On the third of the three times:
heads heads heads (third third of the first half of the first half (7-9)
heads heads tails (third third of the first half of the first half (7-9)
heads tails heads (third third of the first half of the first half (7-9)
tails heads heads (first third of the first half of the first half (1-3)
heads tails tails (first third of the first half of the first half (1-3)
tails heads tails (first third of the first half of the first half (1-3)
tails tails heads (second third of the first half of the first half (4-6)
tails tails tails (second third of the first half of the first half (4-6)
As a result there are three possible results:
The first third (1-3) comes up most often (2 or 3 times) -> proceed to stage 1.1.1.1.
The second third (4-6) comes up most often (2 or 3 times) -> proceed to stage 1.1.1.2.
The third third (7-9) comes up most often (2 or 3 times) -> proceed to stage 1.1.1.3.
Each of the thirds comes up once -> repeat stage 1.1.1.
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1.1.1.1. If, in stage (1.1.1), I get the first third of the first half of the first half (1-3), I will toss a coin three (3) times three (3) times. On each of the three times (of which there are three) there are nine (9) possible results which will be interpreted thus:
On the first of the three times:
heads heads heads (first of the first third of the first half of the first half (1)
heads heads tails (first of the first third of the first half of the first half (1)
heads tails heads (first of the first third of the first half of the first half (1)
tails heads heads (second of the first third of the first half of the first half (2)
heads tails tails (second of the first third of the first half of the first half (2)
tails heads tails (second of the first third of the first half of the first half (2)
tails tails heads (third of the first third of the first half of the first half (3)
tails tails tails (third of the first third of the first half of the first half (3)
On the second of the three times:
heads heads heads (second of the first third of the first half of the first half (2)
heads heads tails (second of the first third of the first half of the first half (2)
heads tails heads (second of the first third of the first half of the first half (2)
tails heads heads (third of the first third of the first half of the first half (3)
heads tails tails (third of the first third of the first half of the first half (3)
tails heads tails (third of the first third of the first half of the first half (3)
tails tails heads (first of the first third of the first half of the first half (1)
tails tails tails (first of the first third of the first half of the first half (1)
On the third of the three times:
heads heads heads (third of the first third of the first half of the first half (3)
heads heads tails (third of the first third of the first half of the first half (3)
heads tails heads (third of the first third of the first half of the first half (3)
tails heads heads (first of the first third of the first half of the first half (1)
heads tails tails (first of the first third of the first half of the first half (1)
tails heads tails (first of the first third of the first half of the first half (1)
tails tails heads (second of the first third of the first half of the first half (2)
tails tails tails (second of the first third of the first half of the first half (2)
As a result there are three possible results:
- The first of the first third (1) comes up most often (2 or 3 times) -> vote for the first name on the list
- The second of the first third (2) comes up most often (2 or 3 times) -> vote for the second name on the list
- The third of the first third (3) comes up most often (2 or 3 times) -> vote for the third name on the list
- Each of the thirds comes up once -> repeat stage 1.1.1.1.
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Epignosis wrote:I wish I had that many coins.Vompatti wrote:Unless something interesting comes up I am going to randomize using the following method:
0. There are 36 possibilities (1-36).
1. I will toss a coin between the first half (1-18) and the second half (19-36).
1.1. If, in stage (1), I get the first half (1-18), I will toss a coin between the first half of the first half (1-9) and the second half of the first half (10-18).
1.2. If, in stage (1), I get the second half (19-36), I will toss a coin between the first half of the second half (19-27) and the second half of the second half (28-36).
1.1.1. If, in stage (1.1), I get the first half of the first half (1-9), I will toss a coin three (3) times three (3) times. On each of the three (3) times (of which there are three (3)) there are nine (9) possible results which will be interpreted thus:
On the first of the three times:
heads heads heads (first third of the first half of the first half (1-3)
heads heads tails (first third of the first half of the first half (1-3)
heads tails heads (first third of the first half of the first half (1-3)
tails heads heads (second third of the first half of the first half (4-6)
heads tails tails (second third of the first half of the first half (4-6)
tails heads tails (second third of the first half of the first half (4-6)
tails tails heads (third third of the first half of the first half (7-9)
tails tails tails (third third of the first half of the first half (7-9)
On the second of the three times:
heads heads heads (second third of the first half of the first half (4-6)
heads heads tails (second third of the first half of the first half (4-6)
heads tails heads (second third of the first half of the first half (4-6)
tails heads heads (third third of the first half of the first half (7-9)
heads tails tails (third third of the first half of the first half (7-9)
tails heads tails (third third of the first half of the first half (7-9)
tails tails heads (first third of the first half of the first half (1-3)
tails tails tails (first third of the first half of the first half (1-3)
On the third of the three times:
heads heads heads (third third of the first half of the first half (7-9)
heads heads tails (third third of the first half of the first half (7-9)
heads tails heads (third third of the first half of the first half (7-9)
tails heads heads (first third of the first half of the first half (1-3)
heads tails tails (first third of the first half of the first half (1-3)
tails heads tails (first third of the first half of the first half (1-3)
tails tails heads (second third of the first half of the first half (4-6)
tails tails tails (second third of the first half of the first half (4-6)
As a result there are three possible results:
The first third (1-3) comes up most often (2 or 3 times) -> proceed to stage 1.1.1.1.
The second third (4-6) comes up most often (2 or 3 times) -> proceed to stage 1.1.1.2.
The third third (7-9) comes up most often (2 or 3 times) -> proceed to stage 1.1.1.3.
Each of the thirds comes up once -> repeat stage 1.1.1.
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1.1.1.1. If, in stage (1.1.1), I get the first third of the first half of the first half (1-3), I will toss a coin three (3) times three (3) times. On each of the three times (of which there are three) there are nine (9) possible results which will be interpreted thus:
On the first of the three times:
heads heads heads (first of the first third of the first half of the first half (1)
heads heads tails (first of the first third of the first half of the first half (1)
heads tails heads (first of the first third of the first half of the first half (1)
tails heads heads (second of the first third of the first half of the first half (2)
heads tails tails (second of the first third of the first half of the first half (2)
tails heads tails (second of the first third of the first half of the first half (2)
tails tails heads (third of the first third of the first half of the first half (3)
tails tails tails (third of the first third of the first half of the first half (3)
On the second of the three times:
heads heads heads (second of the first third of the first half of the first half (2)
heads heads tails (second of the first third of the first half of the first half (2)
heads tails heads (second of the first third of the first half of the first half (2)
tails heads heads (third of the first third of the first half of the first half (3)
heads tails tails (third of the first third of the first half of the first half (3)
tails heads tails (third of the first third of the first half of the first half (3)
tails tails heads (first of the first third of the first half of the first half (1)
tails tails tails (first of the first third of the first half of the first half (1)
On the third of the three times:
heads heads heads (third of the first third of the first half of the first half (3)
heads heads tails (third of the first third of the first half of the first half (3)
heads tails heads (third of the first third of the first half of the first half (3)
tails heads heads (first of the first third of the first half of the first half (1)
heads tails tails (first of the first third of the first half of the first half (1)
tails heads tails (first of the first third of the first half of the first half (1)
tails tails heads (second of the first third of the first half of the first half (2)
tails tails tails (second of the first third of the first half of the first half (2)
As a result there are three possible results:
- The first of the first third (1) comes up most often (2 or 3 times) -> vote for the first name on the list
- The second of the first third (2) comes up most often (2 or 3 times) -> vote for the second name on the list
- The third of the first third (3) comes up most often (2 or 3 times) -> vote for the third name on the list
- Each of the thirds comes up once -> repeat stage 1.1.1.1.
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