I needed some effort to understand the situation here, never been in a large flavoured game like this before.
Apparently I'm a Loyalist to House Argelev, and my win condition is met when all danger to House Argelev and it's loyalists are no longe existant. (paraphrase)
PEdit: No houses then?
I can't really take sides on the SK/David wagon, 'cause both of them (players) are confusing at some point. But I guess some pressure can't hurt.
So, for now:
Vote: David Xanatos
FoS: SleepyKrew
Sorry If I mess something up, headache is killing me right now.
House Argelev is central to my wincon, I'm sure there are more dangerous roles for whom it is the same. Yes, I am not strictly town(although I am for the moment). The rightful heirs to the throne are all males of House Argelev. My role DOES say that all heirs to the throne are town. There are traitors within the house, but all the rightful heirs are town. And my role suggests that scum may have an alternate wincon of killing off all the heirs. So please stop.
So at some stage you're going to be not town, and working against us. Explain why you shouldn't just be lynched now then?
Shinki: I was wrong about SK being confirmed scum, but I guarantee you that DX is town.
No, I didn't say that. My alignment has the potential to change(and most roles in this game do, if you read the op from the signup thread) and it could end up locking onto town, or third party, or scum, depending on my actions. I certainly won't be making an effort to lock it in until I have a better idea of who's going to win. If you're the kind of town that would Lynch me for giving you information you needed, I will certainly be trying for scum.
You don't Lynch me for the same reason you don't Lynch a survivor. Lynching me has exactly the same effect as if you left me alive and I decided to work against you(you get one less chance to Lynch scum), it's just more distracting.
I appreciate the sentiment and completely understand your point, but if what you say is true, and your role changes completely at your own whim, I can't see your heart remaining pure for long. Not many could withstand the lure of darkness.
I can't see how lynching you has the same effect as you working against us, not even close.
You best be careful from now on, revealing yourself as someone capable of nefarious acts is opening yourself up to incredible scrutiny. But for now my preference is still to lynch the man who proclaimed the rightful heir a scumbag and I cannot see how lynching David Xanatos is beneficial to the town at all.
And how do we know that you won't betray us? lol
That's more troublesome than anything I read from David or SK. :T
PEdit: It's more dangerous than a survivor, definitely, as survivors can't change their alignment to harm another factions.
Oh, I believe he almost certainly will betray us. Those who, historically, have faced the choice he has before him, regularly choose the path of darkness.
In post 128, gandalf5166 wrote:You don't Lynch me for the same reason you don't Lynch a survivor. Lynching me has exactly the same effect as if you left me alive and I decided to work against you(you get one less chance to Lynch scum), it's just more distracting.
No no no.
We lynch you right now. Last few times you claimed something that isn't town but isn't bad to town you turned on us and killed us.
You die right now.
vote gandalf
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It's very odd that he would reveal so soon that he has a role that could prove to be our enemy. What is there to gain from it at all? He could have just as easily said the rest without telling us that part.
Just because this situation is much less confusing than David/SK issue.
Your three posts have all set off alarm bells in my head Shinki. The David/SK issue isn't confusing at all if you'd bother to read it and then you waited until someone else popped the cherry before you voted on gandalf. What do you mean by "indeed, that's not nice at all?" You read as though you are just jumping on a chance to get the focus off of one of these two.
all of the beginning was pretty much over my head and i stopped reading midway through page 5 because it wasnt relevant to what i wanted to say now which is this:
usually what happens is people jump all over the posts of other people day 1 and what you end up with is a bunch of incriminated town, while the real enemies just happily let it happen
i think the wisest thing is to lynch no one anytime soon and get as close to the actual deadline as possible
I appreciate that Samantha but I think that this case is a bit different. There are some actual happenings that seem to have disturbed some likely characters.
i will agree with lynching someone quickly if you can successfully argue that less time to get information before allowing member(s) of town to be killed at night is beneficial to town
I cannot make that argument. The longer we wait the better. That part I agree with. It was the seeming disregard of the goings on of the first day so far that I disagreed with.
Though there is a case for removing gandalf from the game asap since he seems to be capable of moving into multiple roles in an unforeseen manner.
my take on the tone of his posts was that the decisions he would be making would happen at night, but both of our guesses are equally baseless enough to not cripple town day 1 by rushing a lynch, right?
Not really, I was just eating cake in the meantime and when I came back he already did it.
inb4 the cake is a lie.
All the discussion concerning SK and David still a mess in my head, so I'd prefer to vote for something I find myself worth of voting, and not something that I don't quite understand.
And "Indeed, that's not nice at all" was an answer to your post, not vezokpiraka's.
This one:
In post 131, MacDougall wrote:[quote="In post 130 Oh, I believe he almost certainly will betray us. Those who, historically, have faced the choice he has before him, regularly choose the path of darkness.
Samantha: My thought is, it's day 1 and we are likely to lynch a good guy on day 1 just by sheer chance. Now we have before us, not an outright scumbag, but someone with potential to be one, and potential to be not one. Wouldn't it be better to rid ourselves of this worry early? I'm not suggesting we do it fast, but I am suggesting that we certainly do it.
if you can successfully argue that less time to get information before allowing member(s) of town to be killed at night is beneficial to town
Not a big fan of this bolded either.
Of all tyrannies,a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end they do so with the approval of their own conscience.