Okay...So we've lost Tass. Does anyone else get the feeling he may have been getting closer to the truth with his suspicions about Roopert? Yes, I know that it was based off an incident, but I still think it ought to be taken into consideration. Of course, he may have been taken out just be because he's a strong player, but I wouldn't rule out such a connection, either...
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Exactly. The wolves with the greater number would overpower the wolves in the minority. It's the same idea as how the game ends when the number of wolves are greater than or equal to the number of humans: storywise, the humans get overpowered by the wolves.Originally posted by evilbutterflyI watched clouds awobbly from the floor o' that kayak. Souls cross ages like clouds cross skies, an' tho' a cloud's shape nor hue nor size don't stay the same, it's still a cloud an' so is a soul. Who can say where the cloud's blowed from or who the soul'll be 'morrow? Only Sonmi the east an' the west an' the compass an' the atlas, yay, only the atlas o' clouds.Comment
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Ok, I have a feeling that the wolves are working together, whether it be if they know each other or not; I still think they are. It seems as one team is taking out the strongest players, which I am calling the "chance team", and another is trying to get sure kills, which I am calling the "reliable team". The two teams could be relying on each other for carrying out their own tasks, or risky wolfings, and guranted wolfings, thus being a team. This is not good for us, especially since there have been some reports of Tass being a blue.
This is entirely a thought, devised be me and afro, but It is a possibility.
On a side note, Cypher, are you dealing out Phantoms? I know I have one, and so does a few other people, just wondering so I can include them in my spreadsheet.
Also, I would like to point out that Shox and Kenzya have no posts. Where are you!?!?Comment
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Of course he's dealing out phantoms. You bastards had 48 hours to vote and did nothing. Have I mentioned that this disappoints me?
And Neo, you may not know about the incident, but it was fairly damning evidence against roopert. He was either blue or red, and since Tass knew several blues already and roop didn't respond to IMs (I think I read that somewhere) Tass and others were fairly certain of roop's status as a wolf.
And TPS, I don't think it's so much that they're intentionally working together, just that they have different strategies that are happening to compliment each other. This way they're less likely to kill the same person, but it does make guarding people easier. If there's a predictable pattern, guards can go for the next likely person, making it more likely that someone is saved.So I've gone completely slack-ass and haven't done any work on creating games. =(
In less-depressing news, I got a job for an online business (which sells non-electronic games, of all things!) which has taught me a lot about marketing online and all that jazz.
So now I'm on Twitter @NoahWright.
And I write the blog for their website.
Plus I do cool programming in-house that you'll never see. =OComment
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A. Tis why we would need a forensic examiner like i suggested, but that can wait til post-game
B. of course the wolves are NOT workign together, because there's no incentive... wolves want to use their kills to take out as many opposing WOLVES as they can
C. sucks that Tass died..
D. neon's post is fairly ridiculous, unless its just me, and I still have suspicions of him or someone of his ilk...but for now... postCount++
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Alright, my teeth are killing me and I'm having trouble focusing on anything right now, so I'm not going to be typing up any enormous posts like I did day 1.
Eb mentioned in the chat that tass told him that he was a blue, and speculation ensued that he might have been a guardian. But on second thought, I don't really think that's logical, because I don't think tass would put himself in the position of only being safe from one wolf team. I don't think, if he was blue, that tass was a seer either, because then his plan of getting seered wouldn't work because he would have to convince the other seer that he was a seer as well. So maybe he was a psychic? Course I'm still not sure why tass told eb that he was blue, unless maybe eb is blue or something and they were in contact... bleh. Confusing.
I'm thinking maybe what happened last night was that both guardians were going to guard tass, but then maybe one of them decided to guard omega instead, because tass revealed that he [omega] was a blue. I don't know.Comment
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Actually, I personally think that one or both guardians assumed that by Tass speaking out, the wolves would not go after him in fear of getting stopped by the guardian. It's the same strategy as the one usually used on Night 1, where you protect a lesser player because everyone assumes you're protecting one of the top 3 or so players so the wolves aren't going to take the risk of attacking a really good player.
In this case, it just so happens that the wolves called the guardian's bluff, so to speak.I watched clouds awobbly from the floor o' that kayak. Souls cross ages like clouds cross skies, an' tho' a cloud's shape nor hue nor size don't stay the same, it's still a cloud an' so is a soul. Who can say where the cloud's blowed from or who the soul'll be 'morrow? Only Sonmi the east an' the west an' the compass an' the atlas, yay, only the atlas o' clouds.Comment
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EB, that's what I meant. The wolves could have unintentionally falling into sync, and realize each others pattern, and if they haven't , they have now. Our best chance is for one of the seers that was in contact with Tass steps up and takes his role, get guranteed guardianship grom both guardians, (unless Tass was one), and get in contact with the other special roles. This is about the only way I see us winning; unless the wolves make a monumental slip-up, or they start wolfing each other.Comment
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tps, I"ve never seen somewone so disheartened in my entire life.. wtf... search for slipups.. let people talk, and find wolves. Same as alwaysbut for now... postCount++
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No, not same as always. There are two teams of wolves this team. That means there are probably at 5 left, if Roop was a wolf. It is going to be extremely hard to just beat the wolves with there own mistakes. I'm just being realistic, our main plan died, and we need somone to take it back over. The wolves will just be picking us off one by one. Were going to end up with a bunch of innactive,(kenzya, Shox) or clueless people left, by just waiting around. I'm not saying Tass was our only chance, but come on. Time is running out.Comment
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Tps and blahblah are right. Stop looking for mistakes, because the wolves are probably not going to make any.
I wonder if they'll be after me next night...Comment
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No, I said we can't search for slip-ups, Blah said that we should; but your right Omega, we need to form a plan.Comment
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Do comments like those help us get any closer to finding the wolves?Originally posted by Omeganitros
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But if the wolves take each other out as quickly as they can, things become a lot easier for humans.Originally posted by blahblah18
So it's conceivable that they would work together, but I can't see that lasting too long, as eventually one team would kill a member of the other so they could get ahead and win it in the end, and then it would all collapse for the wolves.
And yeah, I agree with LD... Tass said Omega was blue, but comments like that really lead me to believe he is red =\
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It could be that Tass and Omega are on the same wolf team and Tass was wolfed by the other wolf team. :SAnd yeah, I agree with LD... Tass said Omega was blue, but comments like that really lead me to believe he is red =\Comment
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