jTWG LXVII: 0rbs of idk lies I guess

[reuben_tate]

I have to agree with blind on this one. Although we didn't all collectively agree to use the seer orb on T, it was pretty obvious that many people were suspicious of him and wanted him seered. There is no point in a townie to use the vigi orb on someone that perhaps is wolf especially if that someone was very likely to get seered anyways.

There is the possibility that you made a "bad" decision as a townie (in my personal opinion) with the use of the vigi orb but right now I'm not buying it at all.

[reuben_tate]

So clearly, lurker is at the top of the list of people I'm suspicious of. I just wanted to hear other's opinions before throwing in a vote since its very possible I overlooked something.

[blindreper1179]

sora
choof
lurker
xel
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tox
r
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Talk people

[XelNya]

Oh NOW you wanna do something.

Might post later.

[thesunfan]

that doesn't work and you know it, some hosts would say that the first vote cast would count as your vote for that but I'm just gonna ignore that

[thesunfan]

much love though <3

[blindreper1179]

But... but.. I voted them all at once, so each should have a vote, this is bull!

[blindreper1179]

<3

[reuben_tate]

Originally Posted by thesunfan

that doesn't work and you know it, some hosts would say that the first vote cast would count as your vote for that but I'm just gonna ignore that

I would think the last one would be the one that counts since the first one would be the first vote, etc. And a person's current vote is dictated by their most recent vote. Oh well.

Fractional votes would be cool though...sometimes it's hard to be decisive

[lurker]

i'm really leaning towards choof because he's living in some kind of fantasy world where any human with the wizard orb had a 100% chance of blocking the wolfkill, even though he said luis was probably afk for the entire night (i'm pretty sure i saw him view the thread today though)
@blind: why'd you leave out reuben

[lurker]

and of the afks samurai seems the most sketchy due to just being totally uninteresting and actively avoiding the beginning of the last nightphase, placeholder on him

[lurker]

like, i look through his posts during d1 and i just see whining
fuck that

[blindreper1179]

I wanted to put his name in, but since he literally posted above me, I found it unfit.

[choof]

Originally Posted by lurker

i'm really leaning towards choof because he's living in some kind of fantasy world where any human with the wizard orb had a 100% chance of blocking the wolfkill

Originally Posted by choof

I'm thinking the chances were much more likely, since we killed a wolf on the first day.

This doesn't equate to 100%. Not only are you clutching at straws but you're falling for my bait and that just makes me far more suspicious.

[reuben_tate]

I was going to ask blind myself why I was excluded from that list. I'm flattered that I'm not on it though After looking at Blind's reasoning from excluding me, I suppose it's an understandable reason.

[reuben_tate]

Originally Posted by choof

I'm thinking the chances were much more likely, since we killed a wolf on the first day.

I'm still unsure what you are getting at over here, it almost seems like you are trying to appeal to some type of gambler's fallacy ("oh, we got the first wolf, I bet we can also just as easily get the second!"). Assuming that the person with the wizard orb decides to use it on a random person, there is actually a higher chance of hitting a human if a wolf is killed on the first day. Of course, one likely wouldn't randomly use the wizard orb but I fail to see how killing a wolf on the first day increases the likelihood of hitting a wolf with a wizard orb the following night. Could you please explain?

[choof]

Sure.

Firstly, you have it wrong. The wizard orb stops an action from happening. Vigi orb kills a player.

Wolves have the early game advantage, so having killed a wolf on day one lynch, I expect the wolves would have been nervous. If I had had the wizard orb, I would have stopped the wolf kill to put even more pressure on the wolves, and to re-roll the orbs.

[choof]

In fact, that gambler's fallacy is precisely why I said we need to be very careful with who we decide to lynch lol.

[choof]

R's viewing the thread

if you could speak up and attempt to persuade us that you're just a quiet townie, that'd be great

[reuben_tate]

Originally Posted by choof

Sure.

Firstly, you have it wrong. The wizard orb stops an action from happening. Vigi orb kills a player.

Wolves have the early game advantage, so having killed a wolf on day one lynch, I expect the wolves would have been nervous. If I had had the wizard orb, I would have stopped the wolf kill to put even more pressure on the wolves, and to re-roll the orbs.

Perhaps I'm not understanding the wizard orb correctly. I know that the wizard orb can stop an action from happening but I thought that the way that it is used is by specifying whose action's you want to stop, not by specifying the actual action you want to stop. I'm not too sure though since it's not clear in the rules but I just assumed it was the way I described since all the other orbs work the same way (person A specifies that they want to use the orb specifically on person B). I'd like this to be clarified...