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Originally Posted by A Little Green
What I find interesting, Nog, is that you suspected me already before you came up with a reason for it, yet now you act as if that reason (which, by the way, doesn't really work) was why you had started suspecting me in the first place.
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Well, now you clearly haven't read the thread or then I have expressed myself unclearly. The post you quote above is one after it was "revealed" (= someone asked about it & I checked the rules and found them ambiguos indeed) we actually don't know whether the wolves knew each other from the beginning of the game or not. As I had thought things from the POV of them not knowing each others identities I thought you looked pretty fishy indeed, but with the possibility that the wolves actually knew each other already that theory would go down the drain. And I posted to just make that point: that whether I suspect you or not from now on, depends a lot on the rules being this or that way.
There is actually another issue we should think about if we knew the actual state of the affairs. I mean if the wolves didn't know each other I would say that it would have served the wolves' interests if we didn't lynch anyone on the first Hour. So looking at the developement of that "no lynch thisHour" idea and peoples reactions to it might be a good idea.
So could you
SS tell us what the rule was?
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Originally Posted by Greenie
Also, Inzil and Mac bring up a good point about not talking carelessly during the Night phases.
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It just leaves us with a duty to define "careless talk".
No revelations to be sure during nightHours as the wolves can discuss tactics to counter them. I'm tempeted to add
Mac's idea about not making any thorough analysis or coming forth with anything like "game-changer" ideas.
Which is kind of sad as we for once have a chance to talk 24/7 - and then it's better not to. But I think no can do.
Well, it will be easy to me thisHour as I'm now going to bury my head into a pile of essays for the rest of the day.