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Re: TWG LXI2: Back to our Roots
Seeing that you're not telling me how I led you to that assumption, I can't accurately defend myself. All I can say is look at my past games. Or ask somebody who's played with me. If you vote for me it gives the people I mentioned a clear path to bandwagon on my ass without arousing suspicions i.e. flaw and trav.
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Re: TWG LXI2: Back to our Roots
It's also my understanding that the guardian is not aloud to guard himself. It looks like s/he's just going to have to take shots in the dark
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Re: TWG LXI2: Back to our Roots
that is all the guardian would be doing anyways, and why are you so concerned over the whole guardian business? Anyways guys, I will be checking back for the next few hours, so message me if ya feel like it.Comment
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I'm concerned because I don't want the guardian to accidently come out and get screwed. Also because it's our only remaining chance with trav and flaw as wolves. We need people on their highest vigilance to get there two to slip up.
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That's true, but if the guardian hasn't come out yet, I don't think they will be coming out anytime soon.Comment
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Ok, I'm just saying... yeah. I ran out of things to say, I just want to let you know I see you responded to me and vice-versa.
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Rzr, why would the guardian come out?
The guardian shouldn't even come out to the seer, much less anyone else.Comment
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Ok, I'm going to say this once. I DIDN'T SAY FOR THE GUARDIAN TO COME OUT. I WANTED FOR HIM/HER TO HAVE BETTER LUCK GUARDING HUMANS AND NOT WOLVES.
I'm just trying to clear that up, I just want the guard to win it for us, since nobody will believe me about you and flaw
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I don't know why, but for some reason whenever you suspect someone it almost makes me suspect them less than I did before. But I guess it is good to get their names out there for consideration...
Anyways, does anyone else think anything about my wolves wolf their own seer to try to get our trust plan?Comment
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Ok, so thanks for calling me a ****ty player.
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For gods sake man, at first I pegged rzr as stupid, then ignorant, and now I'm at the point where I'm at a loss for words. I think rzr is a wolf, and it's becoming glaringly obvious that pnt and rzr were/are wolves.
Let me show you how; I post something strategic, (albeit obvious strategy) and it resulted in a 100% sure wolf kill (it's obviously not argo, since he was wolfed.) Rzr fails to mention that there is practically no way in which this strategy is NOT responsible for killing a wolf.
So, let's take a look at who rzr has been attacking: me (strategizing and generally trying to set up a way to get the wolves) and trav (probably one of the most recognized names in this game). Note that he has no evidentiary support besides his "gut feeling."
Who has he defended, however? Easy. Pnt, who statistically speaking, has a 50% chance of being a wolf and "Seered rzr" green. It adds up to rzr allying with someone who was very likely a wolf and attacking two of the most active players with no evidence.
Keep digging rzr, it makes my life easier.Originally posted by pntballa18
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ERRATA: Night ends tomorrow. My bad.Comment
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Well, I for one am usually more suspicious of the better players, which I usually categorize as the vets. It usually takes me a few days to actually pick out suspicious people.
Rzr, if you're talking to me, I was not calling you a bad player, I just said for some reason it usually ends up that way. It just always seems like you draw your conclusions too quickly, and then it makes you look bad. Anyways, I haven't played with you in awhile, so I don't know how it is going to go.Comment
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