See NightvaleAlso, why the aversion to RNG votes, Splinter? Specially in a game with ~30 players where randomized votes would never get anywhere near majority...
You didn't want any RNG votes, but I always vote in my first post, therefore, if I am going to vote without RNG, it would be on the one who requested no RNG.Could you elaborate on this?
I just don't see Xam, as a newbie scum, seeing a claim out of the gate and immediately copying it. The only way that works in my headbrain is if he is a scum sleepwalker, but even then it would be ballsy to claim right away.
The thing is, Xam doesn't need to believe it at all. "Oh yeah. You almost posted the words from our role PM." There's no way to verify this for anyone but ultron, but if ultron knows it's a lie, he'd have to expose that he was lying in order to put forth that information to the rest of us. And this being the case, Xam doesn't need to know the contents of ultron's role PM to make that claim; he just has to trust that either ultron is telling the truth and is certainly referring to his role PM or that ultron is lying but is not dumb enough to lie and expose himself at the same time.You don't think it would require a bit of absurd luck for Ultron to false claim a role and happen to have the role be in the game on town side? And for him to use wording such that the town sleepwalker absolutely believes the false claim?
The thing is, Xam doesn't need to believe it at all. "Oh yeah. You almost posted the words from our role PM." There's no way to verify this for anyone but ultron, but if ultron knows it's a lie, he'd have to expose that he was lying in order to put forth that information to the rest of us. And this being the case, Xam doesn't need to know the contents of ultron's role PM to make that claim; he just has to trust that either ultron is telling the truth and is certainly referring to his role PM or that ultron is lying but is not dumb enough to lie and expose himself at the same time.
Darryl has been awfully quiet on this day...
Suppose one of them is a wolf who is not a sleepwalker--or even is, I guess, since I'm not sure it makes a difference either way--but fake claimed the role so that a tracker would zero onto him to verify his claim while his wolf buddy moves around.
If this is the case, though, I'd be inclined to say that Xam is more likely than ultron to do this, since he played that bit about ultron posting the words from his role PM.
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They make D1 a boring waste of time. If you want to vote for someone, back it up with literally anything or it's pointless. RNG votes floating around just lets people vote anywhere without consequence, and some of these "random" votes inevitably make it through to end of day. If anyone goes all day without making a "real" vote I want them (and everyone else) to be aware of it
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They make D1 a boring waste of time. If you want to vote for someone, back it up with literally anything or it's pointless. RNG votes floating around just lets people vote anywhere without consequence, and some of these "random" votes inevitably make it through to end of day. If anyone goes all day without making a "real" vote I want them (and everyone else) to be aware of it
For the record I didn't quote anything. That would've been cheating according to rule I'm not going to look up the number. I paraphrased.
It was indeed quite easy for Xam to hop on board the sleep walker train and be like "yeah I read those things too!".
Eh, figured as much. Wondered if you had some super pro-town reason to support RNG voting.You didn't want any RNG votes, but I always vote in my first post, therefore, if I am going to vote without RNG, it would be on the one who requested no RNG.
Darryl I don't need you to answer this post now, but can you explain why you didn't respond to it at all earlier?Darryl
What are your thoughts as to how to play today? Anything planned?
But Xam claimed that it was the "exact same thing." His claim makes less sense if the wording was significantly different, considering the comment about the role list.
ultron said nothing that couldn't be assumed about a generic Sleepwalker role. I could have made the same claim without any specific knowledge. There's not a whole lot we can read into the specific wording he used.
I don't know if this is where we'll end up or not, but I strongly dislike this strategy. We should be hunting for scum, not making excuses to lynch likely power roles.My gut tells me, unless another target presents itself, that I'd be okay with testing one of our claimed sleepwalkers today.
Darryl I don't need you to answer this post now, but can you explain why you didn't respond to it at all earlier?
Risky for whom or in what sense? What would you expect in a 30 player game?(...)
All of that said I doubt either of the claims are wolves. That seems too risky in a 30 player game.
Risky for whom or in what sense? What would you expect in a 30 player game?
This was your first post after my question, an easy agreement that we probably have an SKYea to speed up the game, no doubt
And then you ask a slightly odd question (to bats, for some reason) and call Ultron a liar (without further comment or questioning).Do we think a game as large as this would have a town cop or mafia cop? What do you think bats?
My gut reaction is that Ultron is lying
Risky for whom or in what sense? What would you expect in a 30 player game?
I missed this post. Probably a joke though?Give me deputy
Anything in particular to make you say this? It seems quite early to have any sort of read on someoneNot that it is worth much, but Cabot isn't striking me as scum this game like he did last game.
Sheriff think long and hard about who you deputize, because as soon as we deputize a wolf we will be in deep shit.
Hi, I'm a random town sleepwalker. I visit someone at random each night but it doesn't do anything and I don't even get to know who I visited. So it just throws off investigative roles. I'm sorry.
It could seem mighty suspicious if you went to someone's house, and that someone was also visited by a killing role the same night, and that someone died.
Additionally, I also am a Sleepwalker. Somnambulism FTW
Not necessarily. Unless there's another killing role, the wolves essentially get to pick when to let the deputy become sheriff, so anyone in that role when the sheriff is killed should naturally be placed under suspicion.
Of course, they could also use that fact to get us to suspect a villager as well, but it would still be a risky play to let a wolf become sheriff, so I don't think we need to worry too much about it happening.
Anything in particular to make you say this? It seems quite early to have any sort of read on someone
That's exactly it, double votes is a huge deal, no question about it. Even two days with a wolf as sheriff could wreck havoc on our game, especially down the home stretch.
My comment was more he needs to think about it a lot, and a "we need to be suspicious of everyone asking for it". I'm getting lots of Star Wars armourer vibes and in that game the only person who ended up with a gun was scum
Not necessarily. Unless there's another killing role, the wolves essentially get to pick when to let the deputy become sheriff, so anyone in that role when the sheriff is killed should naturally be placed under suspicion.
Of course, they could also use that fact to get us to suspect a villager as well, but it would still be a risky play to let a wolf become sheriff, so I don't think we need to worry too much about it happening.
I don't think anyone's suggested it yet...
What do people think about Drop deputizing the first sleepwalker claim (ultron)?
Can we be confident a wolf wouldn't take a huge risk and fake claim so early?
Could the sleepwalker claims be a gambit by the wolves to get an early deputy?
I don't think we should have a say in who get's deputy on day one, Drop should decide by himself, as he's the only one he can truly trust at this stage.I don't think anyone's suggested it yet...
What do people think about Drop deputizing the first sleepwalker claim (ultron)?
Can we be confident a wolf wouldn't take a huge risk and fake claim so early?
Could the sleepwalker claims be a gambit by the wolves to get an early deputy?
So wait... What happens when Sherrif dies and Deputy becomes Sherrif? Then that new Sherrif has to deputize someone?
Gut feeling alone. I correctly pinged him as scum in the previous game. I'm not getting that feeling so either he consciously adjusted or isn't scum. Or my gut isn't striking right twice. It's not like he's above suspicion.
Also I think Darryl is scum. He's acting wayyyy different. It's jarring.
Yes, they get the benefit of the double vote and have to deputize someone.
I don't think we should have a say in who get's deputy on day one, Drop should decide by himself, as he's the only one he can truly trust at this stage.
Also, there is no reason ANY day one role claim should get priority for deputy.
Did you mean someone else? Sorian isn't in this game.Sorian
-- In a second life I probably would've had a beer with this guy. Probably in a nice town called Dusk Veil or something. But for now, there's something peculiar about his previous posts that rub me in the wrong way.
Can someone explain this deputy thing to me?
Also is Fluxwave in this game? Dudes been dead silent.
You don't think it would require a bit of absurd luck for Ultron to false claim a role and happen to have the role be in the game on town side? And for him to use wording such that the town sleepwalker absolutely believes the false claim?
I think it makes perfect sense for village-aligned sleepwalkers to claim right away if they are telling the truth. I don't know if it makes sense for them both to be telling the truth though.
Sleepwalkers effect trackers and watchers... having 2 sleepwalkers in the game seems like the host is hating on trackers and watchers. These claims may be an indication that mafia has relatively few members and relatively numerous abilities.
All of that said I doubt either of the claims are wolves. That seems too risky in a 30 player game.
Give me deputy
Sorian
-- In a second life I probably would've had a beer with this guy. Probably in a nice town called Dusk Veil or something. But for now, there's something peculiar about his previous posts that rub me in the wrong way.
I don't think anyone's suggested it yet...
What do people think about Drop deputizing the first sleepwalker claim (ultron)?
Can we be confident a wolf wouldn't take a huge risk and fake claim so early?
Could the sleepwalker claims be a gambit by the wolves to get an early deputy?
Yeah, Flux has been invisible
Maybe scum?
Regarding being deputized, I think the double vote power is crucial in the final stages of the game, especially if the wolves have it. But is it really so important in D1? It could be. But we are 29 players and we each have a vote. Right now we (probably) vastly outnumber the wolves, so I'm not sure if there is a huge advantage to the double vote right now. Someone correct me if I'm thinking about this incorrectly?
Good pointMight just have not noticed that we started, seeing as the time was brought forward.
Sheriff think long and hard about who you deputize, because as soon as we deputize a wolf we will be in deep shit.
Not necessarily. Unless there's another killing role, the wolves essentially get to pick when to let the deputy become sheriff, so anyone in that role when the sheriff is killed should naturally be placed under suspicion.
Of course, they could also use that fact to get us to suspect a villager as well, but it would still be a risky play to let a wolf become sheriff, so I don't think we need to worry too much about it happening.
Yes, they get the benefit of the double vote and have to deputize someone.