01-31-2006, 11:20 PM | #1101 |
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god damn it, we just gave the Ninja back the save we got last night.
we just spent the entire day to learn absolutly nothing. honorable Kurosawa is going back to the bar. |
01-31-2006, 11:20 PM | #1102 |
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Well that's a bit of a let down.
Should be an interesting night and morning. |
01-31-2006, 11:20 PM | #1104 |
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and that kids, is why a tie is a bad thing.
a major win for the ninja's. |
01-31-2006, 11:21 PM | #1105 | |
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Anyone have any idea what this means? Edit: Never mind, I read it wrong. It seems fairly straightforward. Edit x2: Well, straightforwarder. Hmm.... Still not sure I guess. lol Last edited by tanglewood : 01-31-2006 at 11:23 PM. |
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01-31-2006, 11:21 PM | #1106 | |
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01-31-2006, 11:22 PM | #1107 | |
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If those were the choices I'd bet someone off the radar. You're done and Tanglewood and Lathum are both lynch candidates.
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01-31-2006, 11:23 PM | #1108 | |
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Not so certain it was a win. Blade is right.. chuck said he was saving the collective Samurai of the village which is an odd statement.
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01-31-2006, 11:24 PM | #1109 | |
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It looks pretty straightforward to me. But I gravitate towards the obvious.
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01-31-2006, 11:25 PM | #1111 | |
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And what do you gain from the statement?
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01-31-2006, 11:27 PM | #1114 |
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Okay, I'm off to watch my Tivo. Tomorrow I will be here in the afternoon, but not at night since I am working a closing shift.
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01-31-2006, 11:27 PM | #1115 | |
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Ahhh... yes, that would make sense. From that, I would gather there is absolutely no tiebreaker.
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01-31-2006, 11:27 PM | #1116 | |
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I'm not sure: "It is not I that have granted them their lives, but instead the collective samurai of this village." Could simply mean that it is not Chuck Norris who has spared us, but the collective samurai (by voting a tie) who have inadvartently spared us both. OR It is not our lives we have been spared, but the Samurai of this village. However, if it is this second meaning it is worded very oddly. |
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01-31-2006, 11:27 PM | #1117 | |
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That the collective samurai have saved them by not making a clear choice. So no tiebreak.
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01-31-2006, 11:28 PM | #1118 | |
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Both make sense. If it was the 2nd, I could take from that that both of you are innocent and that in getting a tie, we spared both of you (and ourselves) from an innocent loss. Now.. granted.. that is possibly an extreme interpretation...
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01-31-2006, 11:29 PM | #1119 |
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I think chuck's statment mearly meant that he collective votes of the village saved our lives. I wouldn't read to much into that statment
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01-31-2006, 11:34 PM | #1120 |
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Again, this sucks. I was almost looking forward to dying and proving myself a samurai and helping the village with info.
Lynch candidates for tommorow: Me & Lathum again obviously, Gramm for going against the consensus (although his position looks a lot better now than it did when he did it). Ninja kill candidates? I don't think any of the above will be killed, why would the ninjas bother? Blade, perhaps, as he is pretty much a lock as samurai and them killing a confirmed good guy is more valuable than a non-confirmed one. However they will feel Blade's role as bodyguard now being gone means they can continue to hunt for other roles without having to worry about him. Other thoughts: When was the last ime Qwik posted? He has been quite quiet and I thought he was usually fairly active in WW threads? |
01-31-2006, 11:41 PM | #1121 |
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I still think mustang is my pick for tomorrow, but thats just me...note that everyone before i die(possible)
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I think it would have to be either you or Lathum has to go tomorrow. Either of you goes it is more revealing about the rest of us (including myself and Gramm)
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01-31-2006, 11:44 PM | #1123 | |
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I think you are including me in your lynch list in hopes to get some traction there and move the focus from yourself. Last I saw there was no big consensus to create a tie, just a bunch of people who did not want to make a move and decided to let things stand. You may have had 3 or 4 people who vocalized a desire for a tie, if that many. |
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01-31-2006, 11:47 PM | #1124 | |
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Not sure I follow why... killing me tomorrow proves nothing especially when you find out I'm a Samurai. Then you'll really have a wasted day again. You still have the unknown with Lathum and Tangle and Gramm. Best cause for us Samurai is that one of them is a Ninja, particularly Tangle and that would go a ways in clearing both me and Gramm. Unless you think I'm a Ninja and that ballsy in possibly attempting to have another party member killed by forcing a tie.
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01-31-2006, 11:54 PM | #1126 | |
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Exactly it was good for the villagers as no one was lost. Well then, if you think I'm a ninja and both of them were Samurai, why would I want to force a tie then? Forcing a tie gives the Ninja a 50/50 chance that no one will die. If I'm a Ninja, I sit back and just let Lathum or Tangle die. There is no benefit in a Ninja keeping known villagers around. If you are a Ninja, you whittle the numbers as quick as possible... not hope to whittle the numbers.
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01-31-2006, 11:54 PM | #1127 |
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Well, I'm not sure how anyone can know before hand that there were no tiebreakers, but it looks like i unfortunatly tied myself to tanglewood (who i had actually voted for earlier) by doing this. I guess now I better hope tanglewood ends up being a samurai, or I am toast too.
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01-31-2006, 11:55 PM | #1128 | |
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01-31-2006, 11:58 PM | #1129 | |
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Assumption. If both were Samurai, why even risk the potential of there not being a tiebreaker.
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01-31-2006, 11:59 PM | #1130 |
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ONE LAST THOUGHT ON THE TIE:
IN PAST GAMES THE TIE-BREAKER MERELY MEANT THE TIE-BREAKERS VOTE COUNTED FOR TWO...ITS POSSIBLE WE HAVE ONE, BUT HE DIDNT NOT VOTE FOR TANGLE OR LATHUM...THERE FOR WE COULD STILL HAVE A TIE-BREAKER THAT DIDNT COME INTO EFFECT HERE...JUST A THOUGHT
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True, I forgot about Alan T, he didn't cross my mind when creating the list. I guess one could add him as a possible lynch candidate but I see what he did more as following the consensus village position than any personal motive. Just look at the immediate reactions to his vote switch, most everyone in the thread seemed relieved. There were 12/13 in the thread at the time IIRC and off the top of my head 4 or 5 replied seeming relieved. Presumably if the others wanted someting else they would either switch votes or at least state their position. So, if we take the creation of a tie via consensus as given (obviously you disagree, but if anyone had any objections they were not voiced), then what you did on the other hand was very much against the consensus village position, therefore more notable than Alan T following it, therefore more worthy of being noted in a possible lynch list. Add in the general actions and demeanour of dubb and I think it creates an interesting situation. I am borderline considering voluenteering to be lynched tommorow, provided nothing unusual happens during the night. It was to me Gramm switched his vote so, if both me and Lathum are samurai, it would provide more info if I were to die than Lathum (thouh if Lathum were lynched it could be infered, but not explicit). However, this would be guarenteeing a samurai death tommorow, which is never a good thing, and it would be more valuable to go hunting real ninja as opposed to finding out what the frig happened the previous day. |
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02-01-2006, 12:04 AM | #1134 | |
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I'm talking about me voting. Not you. You think I'm a ninja and the others are Samurai so, why would I (not you) risk a potential tiebreaker where no Samurai would die?
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02-01-2006, 12:07 AM | #1136 |
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At this point I am going to bed. Will post night actions tomorrow morning when I have them. And we can then hammer out the most equitable time to end Day 3.
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02-01-2006, 12:13 AM | #1137 | |
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2 choices. Door #1 - 100% certain you will get a million dollars. Door #2 - 99.9% cetain you will get a million dollars - .1% chance you get nothing Which door do you take? Ya sure, I get your point.. you think that in my eyes I have nothing to lose, there just has to be a tiebreaker. Sorry but, in my eyes, If I'm a Ninja, I'm already on the chopping block, I give absolutely nothing to chance and I go with the known.
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02-01-2006, 12:18 AM | #1138 | |
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Couple of things. One bad guys have tie breaker roles too (in past games). Two, the potential tie-breaker was not on the board at the time (was everyone who did not have a vote on Tangle or Lathum online at vote deadline?) Or Three, the potential tie breaker person did not want to out themselves and kept their vote on a third person. Of course their is the possibility that there is simply no tie breaker role. It could have gone either way, in this case going for the tie caused a setback. Good thing is it is early in the game and we can rebound. Blade and Mustang, when you say it was good because a Samurai did not die, that does not make sense. If that was the case, don't lynch anyone unless you are sure and see if that strategy ever garners a win for the Samurai. Bottom line is, over the long run no lynch = net gain for the Ninja. |
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02-01-2006, 12:25 AM | #1139 | |
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Blade is under the assumption that both are innocent so, it was a good thing neither died... I am of the opinion that it is better that an innocent didn't die. Best case - Ninja dead, Neutral - No one, Bad - Samurai dies.
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02-01-2006, 12:28 AM | #1140 |
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OK, I am off to bed.
I have to work during the day tomorrow and then have a doctors appointment after work so I won't be around much. Please don't take my silence the wrong way. I am leaning towards AlanT right now, he has tried to spread the suspiscion around and Saldana made some good points about him. That is assuming I am still alive. |
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For reference, I checked. After my vote change Blade expressed dissappointment (2 times), he obviously wanted a tie. Alan switched his vote and said it was to counter my vote change, indicating he wanted a tie or wanted to protect you. Mustang indicated he would have switched if he could, indicating he wanted a tie. Then you thanked AlanT for moving it back to a tie, which really indicates you just wanted to survive, no real feelings on a tie for the sake of a tie. So that sums up to 3 people expressing a desire for a tie (Blade, Alan and Mustang, not counting you cause it saved you). No one else expressed tie support. As I said before, most people don't want to put themselves out there and commit one way or the other. Don't fool yourself thinking there was a big consensus for a tie. I've played the tie game before, most people don't want it and will not be vocal about it, just in case it works. Now that you are on the short end of it, you are trying to sugar coat it. |
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Don't fool yourself or anyone else. A tie that results in no lynch is not good, unless a player uses a special ability to save a Samurai (that did not happen). If that were the case, we would not have lynched anyone on day one under the premise of "hey, no good guys died, whoopee, we are doing good". Repeat that tomorrow, etc. You cannot kill a Ninja unless you try. If that does not make sense, then nothing will. |
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We are in the same boat tomorrow as we were today, except that a samurai will probably die tonight now that blade can no longer protect anyone. A tie where no one dies is not a good thing.
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Off to bed. See everyone tomorrow.
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The tie gambit made sense, since it was reasonable to assume that a tiebreaker would occur. Obviously in hindsight, it was not a good move, but I understand why people did it. |
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honorable Kurosawa agrees totally with the statements on Grammaticus-san regarding that this fiasco was not beneficial to our noble cause. we have made no progress towards our goal of eliminating the Ninja, and they have eliminated our bodyguard, and will eliminate one of us tonight. i thought the tie was a bad idea, but unfortunately could not be on the board at the deadline to break it by moving my vote, despite the risk to myself in doing so (stupid job)
Alant-san's actions add even more suspicion on my part to his already substantial Ninja profile. If I am dead in the morning, I cannot stress enough my belief that his is Ninja. also, I fear for all of your safety when Shogun Norris-sama sees how many of you have insulted him by not paying him the respect he deserves when referring to his esteemed self. |
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Oh boy.. is Chuck a ninja?
Seriously, I'm going to look deeper into this later.. haven't had time to read everything but I have a meeting I need to go to.
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Jack Bauer would have shot both of them...
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It's still a win for the ninja no matter what, since they already know who's who.. we're still in the dark.
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