Tol-in-Gaurhoth XIX: Ang Sagang Daga, bow. - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Formendacil · 03-24-2006, 01:52 AM

Wow!

Interesting day, indeed....

All the same, LMP coming under suspicion, his forced revelation, and the possibility that he may well die tonight (almost certain, unless Wolf X is a complete idiot...), is rather depressing.

Still, I have to say that you probably survived long enough to give us the probability of a village win, LMP. By giving us three Known Innocent names, you've probably ensured a village victory. I don't know about ALL village victories in the past, but any game I've played where the Seer survived to give the village a core to rally around came a LOT closer to victory (or actually got right to it) than otherwise.

As for Gurthang's double-lynching plan... I'm still opposed to double-lynchings. I don't like them and I never have, although it is conceiveable that some day I'll come around to them. However, I have to admit that the plan seems fairly ironclad, and despite my "moral" reservations about it, I see no reason (as yet) not to proceed with it.

03-24-2006, 01:52 AM	#11
Formendacil Dead Serious Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Perched on Thangorodrim's towers. Posts: 3,328	Wow! Interesting day, indeed.... All the same, LMP coming under suspicion, his forced revelation, and the possibility that he may well die tonight (almost certain, unless Wolf X is a complete idiot...), is rather depressing. Still, I have to say that you probably survived long enough to give us the probability of a village win, LMP. By giving us three Known Innocent names, you've probably ensured a village victory. I don't know about ALL village victories in the past, but any game I've played where the Seer survived to give the village a core to rally around came a LOT closer to victory (or actually got right to it) than otherwise. As for Gurthang's double-lynching plan... I'm still opposed to double-lynchings. I don't like them and I never have, although it is conceiveable that some day I'll come around to them. However, I have to admit that the plan seems fairly ironclad, and despite my "moral" reservations about it, I see no reason (as yet) not to proceed with it. __________________ I prefer history, true or feigned.