TWG III Postgame Analysis / State Of The Game Report

[CypherToorima]

There will be a sign up thread. Post there before all the slots are taken.

[Kefit]

Ok, now I'm torn.

I really don't want to bring aim into this game, because I don't want to have to watch every single word that I say while chatting. As anyone who has chatted with me before can tell you, I tend to be rather mindless with what I type and neglect to check what I am actually saying before hitting return. I would rather not have to start doing this while chatting, just because I like the mindlessness of the chat.

On the other hand, it seems that aim is a crucial part of TWGs, and that to not partake in it is to only be playing half the game. Indeed, learning now that there was an alliance after the game makes me feel as if I was left out, which is annoying.

Anyway, for anyone that is interested, here were my guardian choices:

Night one: Kilgamayan. I figured that he was the most probable wolf choice, since the wolves wouldn't dare go after Tass and possibly throw away their kill, and Kilga is both intelligent and quite experienced at this game. From what I remember of the second game, Kilga really didn't do much in it, so I figured that the wolves would figure that he wouldn't be guardianed. I have no idea why the wolves went after LD - he really didn't seem to do much in the past two games worth being killed at the very beginning over, and it seems to me that he would be a more likely first night guardian choice than most everyone else.

Night two: The_Q. Everyone knows what happened here 8)

Night three: CypherToorima. I'm not sure if I remember correctly, but I think that most of my logic for this choice hinged on the idea that aleco was a wolf (which, I learn tonight, was not a correct idea). The wolves ended up going after Flawofhumanity, I guess to make it look like Cypher was a wolf (since Flaw had voted for Cypher that night).

Night four: By the time I got back from work, I was already dead. However, I had thought I could guard myself, and I had definitely been considering doing so this night.

Then I was dead.

Anyway, good job humans. I'm looking forward to the next game.

[CypherToorima]

Hooray, I was deemed important enough to be gaurdianed ^.^

[alainbryden]

Question about the game. If the guard can guard themselves, then couldn't the humans win really cheaply by the gardian garding himself every single time until he was the only one left?

[GuidoHunter]

No, because the wolves win whenever their numbers equal those of the humans.

--Guido

http://andy.mikee385.com

[Kefit]

The thing is, the guardian can't guard themselves. I thought they could, so I was quite shocked to get home and be dead before I could say anything about it.

Actually, I was pretty pissed right after learning of my death, and my initial messege to Chardish was rather indignant. Good thing I calmed down and had a chance to edit it XD

[alainbryden]

Damn that opening for next registration is right in the middle of a class. *prays for wireless access*

[GuidoHunter]

Alain, that's the signups for who's going to RUN TWGIV. I presume the players signup will be after that.

--Guido

http://andy.mikee385.com

[alainbryden]

nope, Guido, it's for people participating in the game, then once you've signed up you vote for who you want to run TWGIV.

[aleco]

I was like really shocked when I came home and found out at the last minute people had voted me. That was just messed up. I didn't vote for sleeplessdragn because he wasn't active. I understand school, I had nothing else to go on and he hadn't voted yet, when there was like 24 hours to, school doesn't take that long. And I was right in that, I voted against him the first two rounds, but no one else cares. Maybe I should quit this game.

[Squeek]

RE: Re: RE: TWG III Postgame Analysis / State Of The Game Re

I wasn't even in the game and I had everybody figured out in 3 days.

Especially Cenright and Sleepless. And this is without the insight of the seer or psychic.

Really, it would have made it harder if EVERYBODY VOTED.

~Squeek

[Kilgamayan]

RE: Re: RE: TWG III Postgame Analysis / State Of The Game Re

I love everyone who pops in and says "Well I knew so-and-so was this" at the end of the game, from Tass on the first page to Squeek now.

Hindsight is 20/20, isn't it?

[lightdarkness]

RE: Re: RE: TWG III Postgame Analysis / State Of The Game Re

I knew all 4 wolves after night 1

Anyways, I can't wait for TWG4, and I hoped to run it, I thought it was just gonna be between Kilga and myself, I had no idea all those other people were interested. I guess I should'nt have written the storyling, THANKS TASSEL :-p <3

[CStarFlare]

RE: Re: RE: TWG III Postgame Analysis / State Of The Game Re

I like how the first TWG I've ever won as a human (if you don't count the time I was a seer) was the first TWG I've ever forgotten I was part of.

Oops.

I'm just too busy for TWG right now. Thanksgiving=lots of work. :/

Sorry for kinda dropping out without saying anything. At least it didn't end up screwing my team.

[flypie743]

RE: Re: RE: TWG III Postgame Analysis / State Of The Game Re

CronosLife: i didnt have time to be the infiltrator i needed
CronosLife: flypie was going to die, even if you hadnt seered her
Cypher Toorima: Still, you gave me nothing to go off of
Cypher Toorima: yeah
Cypher Toorima: She acted way too abvious
CronosLife: she is SUCH a bad actor
Cypher Toorima: obvious*
CronosLife: we will know instantly in later games
CronosLife: i wanted her to do infiltrating, but she wasnt up to it

I completely lost interest in the game and was hoping someone would seer me and I would die. I shouldn't have signed up for this round. I tried my best to act obvious so I would die. Sorry I failed you, Cen.