TWG CLXVII Game Thread How Was Awakening Reviewed

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  • Xiz
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    Originally posted by blindreper1179
    Awp. Mod kill on the way.
    Actually this is a weird post. You didn't even read and know that it was a joke.

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  • Xiz
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    jk blind i luv u

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  • Xiz
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    Wallflower...




    wallflower...






    wall...


    flower...



    Wall of flowers!!!






    Dandelion...




    dandelion...





    dandy...






    lion...



    He's a dandy lion!





    "Shut the fuck up"





    shut...



    the fuck...



    up....







    fuck... up...









    fuck up at birth!

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  • blindreper1179
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    So I decided to step back and redo my positions on the game.

    Lar- I'm going with town for right now. He's making points on his own behalf even though they aren't well liked, by tiloco for example. Lol some of your reads did have scapegoat, but you're not set in stone on them, I get it.

    Tiloco - I realize you're missing interactions you need to use, but lar has a point. He's not fully correct imo, but you should plant seeds, give us your worlds, etc. Unfortunately being a mystery game, I'm suspicious of ya, but I'm listening to you until final 3 or 5 if we both make it.

    Soundwave- haven't done much to change my view on you actually. I still think you're scummy.

    InD- I'm sorry, I should of listened. You're human or a savagely amazing busser, which I don't think you are. Lol Your input is also really needed and desired for us town imo.

    Lunch is over will finish later.

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  • Wayward Vagabond
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    Finally soundwave does something productive

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  • Celirra
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    How exciting.

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  • blindreper1179
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    Awp. Mod kill on the way.

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  • Soundwave-
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    Originally posted by the sun fan
    Soundwave-, you are Wallflower. You are a town aligned Dandelion. Each night phase, you may shut the fuck up. How exciting.

    You win when all threats to town have been eliminated or nothing can prevent this from occurring.
    Nice role guess here's my pm and now you have confirm exdee.

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  • tiloco217
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    I wrote up another few paragraphs about it then realized that none of it really added anything to the discussion. I don't think I'm in the right mind frame to have this argument right now tbh

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  • MixMasterLar
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    Fucking

    Lead* not leave

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  • MixMasterLar
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    Originally posted by tiloco217
    Sure the other towns have someone they know is town but I have no idea who is town and have a lot harder time getting reads on people. My reads are going to be developing significantly less because I am now missing a large portion of the game (interactions including or referencing myself). It's just as easy if not easier for mafia to take advantage of their being a confirmed in the game as it is for a town to take advantage of the help.
    Fucking how? Wolves always know who is town so nothing changes from their point of view. It's pure net positive.

    Also this point about how you don't get anything out of it so it's not worth it to let the rest of town benefit is pretty dumb

    Shit I don't even know how I got dragged in this convo I didn't ask you to leave I told you not to be so lazy

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  • tiloco217
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    I really don't think I'm explaining this very well but trust me there is a good point in there somewhere. I'll find a good way to explain it to you eventually

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  • tiloco217
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    Sure the other towns have someone they know is town but I have no idea who is town and have a lot harder time getting reads on people. My reads are going to be developing significantly less because I am now missing a large portion of the game (interactions including or referencing myself). It's just as easy if not easier for mafia to take advantage of their being a confirmed in the game as it is for a town to take advantage of the help.

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  • MixMasterLar
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    Originally posted by tiloco217
    At the risk of pissing you off more I still don't think you fixed the issue of almost every read having a clearly defined way to change it.
    Can't fix what isn't a fucking issue. Now if you want to continue this you better actually properly quote what I said and actually address it. Although I promise when you do you'll realie how silly you sound.

    Originally posted by tiloco217
    Also I disagree that confirmeds (and yes I know I am not quite that but whatever) should be controlling the town. Interactions with a confirmed mean nothing 90% of the time. Doesn't mean I should do nothing but it also doesn't mean I should be leading.
    This is pretty damn wrong. Confirmeds are giving organic reads and their points can be trusted as pure. Not always right, but pure. This is actually huge because you have someone to bounce ideas off of without having to fucking question if they are manipulating you somehow.

    Originally posted by tiloco217
    I don't think that last paragraph gets my point across well enough while rereading it so I'm going to give an example. My read on Xiz depends a lot on how he is reading people and why he is reading them that way. Being able to poke xiz frequently and seeing how he reacts was very helpful in developing that read. However a lot of that had to do with how his read on me was developing and now I have no way to gauge that. Even being only semi-confirmed he has no reason to evaluate me right now so I have no good way to judge interactions between me and him aside from tone which is also very different when talking to a confirmed.
    I think I understand less.....

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  • tiloco217
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    At the risk of pissing you off more I still don't think you fixed the issue of almost every read having a clearly defined way to change it. However I think that if you were mafia you probably would have thrown some scum on me there and you really didn't. There probably isn't a point of arguing it anymore but I couldn't resist a last jab.

    Also I disagree that confirmeds (and yes I know I am not quite that but whatever) should be controlling the town. Interactions with a confirmed mean nothing 90% of the time. Doesn't mean I should do nothing but it also doesn't mean I should be leading.

    I don't think that last paragraph gets my point across well enough while rereading it so I'm going to give an example. My read on Xiz depends a lot on how he is reading people and why he is reading them that way. Being able to poke xiz frequently and seeing how he reacts was very helpful in developing that read. However a lot of that had to do with how his read on me was developing and now I have no way to gauge that. Even being only semi-confirmed he has no reason to evaluate me right now so I have no good way to judge interactions between me and him aside from tone which is also very different when talking to a confirmed.

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