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We knew a crafty innocent might try to lure the cobbler into a vote (although that would have been a totally random vote - and possibly against an ordo as well), so therefore the precausion of coming forwards in concerto all of us three with all the names... Great post Pitchie! We should take that word into our vocabulary... :) And I loved getting into your trust-category just a moment before your death: Quote:
Okay... I know no one is going to trust me the least after this for some time... but heh, it was worth it - just remember I'm probably innocent the next time. :rolleyes: |
Thanks for sharing the pics Agan! :)
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When I play werewolf, I like to go by Feuerbach's teachings, though... :smokin: It means I'm innocent even when I'm a wolf.
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And Agan's illustrations are undeniably awesome. :D |
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Thanks Inzil! :D |
That picture of mine isn't really flattering! :D
Hilarious for sure! Never thought, that you profess realism that much. ;) Ty šílená čarodějnice! :smokin: |
Now if I have ever seen an unluckier game for the Ordos...
But really, as it has been mentioned already, the Wolves really didn't have to worry any single day! First Day: Unanimous lynch of a Seer. Second Day: Unanimous lynch of a "Seer-dreamed" innocent :rolleyes: Third Day: Decision between two ordos. Fourth Day: Decision between two ordos, later turning into unanimous lynch. I mean, seriously... there hasn't been ever a slight threat of a Wolf being lynched... And that said, I really did not suspect them very much either. I had similar problem with Nog like Pitch had, I knew he was acting weirdly, but sort of kept excusing him (a lesson to me: never to do it again. Lynch everybody immediately!). I suspected Inzil somewhat, but there were always better picks. I have been convinced basically all the time that Lottie must be a Wolf, otherwise it would be just impossible (well, turned out that it was impossible after all). And Eönwë just slipped under my radar continuously. A funny remark to the skip-reveal: I didn't know the roles until then, or not all of them, so I knew skip was an ordo pulling a bluff, but then I thought (as I had been thinking in the game for some time) that wilwa was a Cobbler and she was thinking that skip is the Hunter, and therefore counter-revealing... and the real Hunter being careful and staying in the shadows still, especially after seeing this madness... so I was hopeful, even... Quote:
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And Agan, funny drawings! (Or most of them - but I really like Nog, Ozzy and Pitch!! and also Zil...) Anyway, great game... it was really nice to have a basic setting after a while! I mean, if you all the time have just weird and experimental ones, and one more experimental than the other, you really start lacking good old classic Werewolf where the skill and searching for WWs is the main thing that matters... |
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But as for absolute spirit Werewolf-wise, seems to me that in Boro's newly advertised game one can literally accomplish that... with the absolute Barrow-Wight :D |
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Some more Werewolf philosophy (admittedly simplified): Feuerbach: The Mod is a mere projection of the players' desires for omnipotence. Nietzsche: The Mod is dead; he died of his compassion with his players. Nietzsche's Zarathustra: You go to wolves? Do not forget the noose! Camus: We must imagine the lynched ordo as happy. Heidegger: What is wolvery? Wolvery is what wolves do. What do wolves do? They feed on sheep, which are woolly. Wolves themselves, however, are furry. We therefore call the feeding of wolves on sheep woolfurry. |
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By the way, would you wolves care to share who you considered killing each night? Because I seem to remember it gave Lommy and me some laughs... At least the first couple of nights. edit: xed with Pitch. Hahahahahhaha. :----D ♥ I promise to rep you once I've spread enough reputation (I've been lazy of late). |
Had I not repped so many people recently, I'd rep you Pitch again just for your aftergame comments! I've been laughing so much. :D Speaking of which, your earlier Hegel-joke as well as Ozban being witty to veteran players and Zil's comment about playing at work made me laugh a lot too. You were a fun lot to mod for. :D In a way modding is more fun than playing - you don't have to read the tedious and horribly long posts thoroughly if you don't want to, you just get all the jokes... ;)
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(Lommy is laughing and stomping her feet. :D And saying she'd like to rep you again.) |
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"Oh sorry, bloodsamples to compare, not now, I have a game to play!" :D:cool:;) |
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Funnily enough, I think one of the reasons I did so poorly last game was that a couple of pretty serious issues came up that had to be dealt with, and were very time-consuming. The fact that both of these (rather unusual events for my area) happened so close together might be another piece of the strange misfortune that seemed to haunt that game. :eek:
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Also.... BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! :smokin: |
More ww-philosophy...
Heidegger: Everyone is "thrown-in-to-the-world" with no chance to dictate his/her role - and their views are controlled by others (das man), thence the bandwaggons everyone wishes to join with - to not take a stance or claim on their authentic "being-towards-death". Nietzsche: "The Super Men" decide the views of others... the herd-mentality is the common denominator of the crowd not able to think for themselves. Sartre: Everyone is tied by their liberty to choose... oh crap, it's the Mod who chooses that. :) Tolkien: You must choose what to do with the role you have been given... Marx & Engels: It's the unfair system where some have (knowledge) and some do not, that oppresses the ordos: The baddies want to keep the ordos disarrayed and to fight among themselves and not to make a revolution. Kierkegaard: You just have to make a leap of faith to trust someone in a game. Adam Smith: It tends to end up just fine for everyone when everyone just drives for their personal good. :eek: Hegel: It tends to get right, whatever people do, because of the "cunningness of reason" itself. :p |
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Now to the Wolves and Boro.....I.....hate....you...... Nog, I had you pinned from Day 2 when you had stated that I was not being Wolfish. You and I are NEVER on the same page, just lucky I was away for the better part of the Day. Zil, I never started thinking about a ZilWolf until after skip had been revealed as an innocent, and Eonwe, you slipped right through the cracks. I was actually positive that Greenie was one of the Wolves until you went and killed her :p Boro, I know you had no part in my death (jerks lol), but you were still happy to see me go, don't lie. Shasta, I am soooooooooo sorry that I had a part in your lynch. And when you turned up as the Seer, the first thing I did was look over your posts when I noticed the Nerwen thing and sent a message to our lovely Moddess and said that I hoped they would pick her and so redeem your death in someway....Well, it worked.....but they still won.....jerks. My darling butterfly, I wish you and I could have played a little more together this game (jerks lol) as I was certain you were innocent as well. Ozzy, amazingly well done for your first game!! Congratulations on making it to the end....well.....further then most of us do in our first game anyways. Everyone else, well done. Legate, I was sooo certain of your guilt, but apparently I was away off the mark this game. Lottie, don't feel too bad, you'll make a come back...when I'm a Wolf again :rolleyes: . Dear Moddess, thank you for a wonderful back to basics game!! It was nice after all of these experimental games we've been having, a nice change of scenery so to speak. |
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I actually had a bit of a plan that day. I was by the end convinced of Lottie's innocence (I know I voted her, I kept going back and forth the whole game, but by the end of the day when I had to choose my hunt I was sure she was good). So I hoped that the wolves would think I hunted her and would try to kill me, while I was actually hunting someone else (hopefully a wolf). But, uhm, she wasn't a wolf, so it would have failed. Quote:
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Shasta: ...oops? :o Really, really, really, really, really, really, really sorry. Nog, Zil, Steve, and Boro: I think I hate you guys just a little bit. ;) Greenie: Well I got someone's role right, at least! Lommy: Loved the narrations! Agan: Loberly illustrations! Everyone else: Good game...other than the losing bit, of course. |
I just won't ever clarify a rule ever again, is all, because it's apparently so suspicious. *shrug*
To the wolves - congrats. To the innocents - can't say you didn't deserve it. And yes, I dreamt Nerwen. Who else? :Merisu: |
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And yes, Legate and Nogrod, you are quite right, the innocents bluffing to be wolves was never likely to succeed but it was the last tiny chance of a life-line. But like Boro said, he could just vote himself and there would be no escaping that. Only real hope was the wolves accidentally killing the cobbler, but them wolves were shrewd... Pitch and Nogrod, that ww filosophy was great! And I've yet to tell Ozban[/B]: welcome aboard! Nice to get another Tolkien aficionado on board! With a taste for 60's rock and verse it seems... Are you a buddy of Legate then? Quote:
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Speaking of CSI and 60's rock (well, 70's actually)...
We'll be fighting on the web And forget to go to bed And the cunning plans we thought of will go wrong And the wolves who spurred us on Sit in judgment of all wrong We all vote and the bandwagon rolls along I'll tip my hat to the wolves' machinations Take a bow for the Mod's new narration Smile and grin at the posts all around me Sign up for the next game and play Just like yesterday And I'll get on my knees and pray We don't get fooled again That lynch, it had to come We knew it all along We've all been hunted, seer-dreamed and more But the village looks the same And history ain't changed 'Cause the players, they all played the game before I'll tip my hat to the wolves' machinations Take a bow for the Mod's new narration Smile and grin at the posts all around me Sign up for the next game and play Just like yesterday And I'll get on my knees and pray We don't get fooled again Don't get fooled again No, no! I'll move myself and PM-partner aside If we happen to be left half alive I'll smile at the screen and forget the next meal For I know you can always trust a gifted reveal;) Do ya? There's nothing new there on the screen No difference to be seen And the roles are all replaced, by-the-bye And the suspects on the left Are now the suspects on the right And everybody's just grown furrier overnight I'll tip my hat to the wolves' machinations Take a bow for the Mod's new narrations Smile and grin at the votes piling on me Sign up for the next game and play Just like yesterday Then I'll get on my knees and pray We don't get fooled again Don't get fooled again No, no! YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH! Meet the new Mod Same as the old Mod ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PS. - LOL for the pics! (But hey, mei Cherman äccent ain't rielly zet bäd, iz it?:D) And I can't at the moment rep all the people I'd like to, either, so if I happen to forget anybody, consider yourselves included! |
Well, now that I have my internet connection back– belated congratulations to the evil side!
Another bloody massacre... but what do you expect from the Noldor?:rolleyes: |
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(For those who don't know, this is a very common joke in Finland. In truth, we're jealous of Sweden because everything is better there.) Quote:
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Also, there's a song that's probably quite appropriate now (even if it's a bit awkward given what I just said about Greenie's name. :p Btw it was she who first discovered this)... Dedicated to the wolves, especially Nasty Dun. ;):p
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I can't speak for Nasty Pearl, but I'm only like that before my first cup of coffee in the morning. :p
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Finns just love Swedes... like here. :)
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