[Karosis]

i meant the one before that one obviously

[Barghast]

Karosis, on 14 October 2011 - 09:55 AM, said:

good post

Thanks, and I agree that my Galain vote was some really inspired theorization

[Ruse]

Anyone around?

Interesting insights, but nothing that really grabs me. At the moment, I see myself voting for Karosis rather than the others, although I see Kaschan has voted Tennes with a little bit more info than what I offered yesterday.

[Karosis]

bad post

[Ruse]

Ok. Um, I see myself not voting for Karosis.


<speak of the hatless, and he appears!>


Scary.

[Sheltatha Lore]

I'll be around for a bit

Looks like the Galain party is growing in intensity

@Karosis - have you recovered from yesterday's struggles?

[Ruse]

The Galain party? He seems a little back in the spotlight, yes.

Karosis struggles?

[Sheltatha Lore]

Ruse, on 14 October 2011 - 12:31 PM, said:

The Galain party? He seems a little back in the spotlight, yes.

Karosis struggles?

he became weary from self-defense yesterday

[Ruse]

So Tennes, when you come back on thread, what were you doing hanging out with that crazy bitches pair on day 1?

[Atrahal]

So having gone over everything again and still not seeing anything even remotely lynch worthy. I find myself having to vote Galain for no other reason than to get a lynch. And that is only because there are four votes on him already. Sorry Galain. I think we are down to threeish hours?

vote Galain

If the train shifts to the cabbage headed one I will move my vote.

If anyone has anything I am here and am willing to talk.

[Karosis]

Sheltatha Lore, on 14 October 2011 - 12:33 PM, said:

Ruse, on 14 October 2011 - 12:31 PM, said:

The Galain party? He seems a little back in the spotlight, yes.

Karosis struggles?

he became weary from self-defense yesterday

More like i became tired of people "misinterpreting" my posts

[Karosis]

hmm...this galain thing is interesting.
but i like my HP vote.



....and i will tell you why...



Take a look at what he said earlier.
He was claiming that his action had no "result" on me.

If you think about it that means he could only have tried to find, recruit, or kill.
since these actions are the only ones that you get any feedback.

Finders are dodgy in this game, everybody is susceptible to them.
And If he can kill that makes him very possibly the Barbarian champion with the area we are in.
and lastly the usurper is an obvious lynch if we find him.

all reasons in my book to take out HP.


Unless there is another action that i have forgotten about that would need some kind of feedback that i am missing.
Then HP must be someone that is worth lynching in my book.


but maybe im just suffering from OMGUS




edit - started with "But" for some reason....removed it to make sense

This post has been edited by Karosis: 14 October 2011 - 01:30 PM

[Path-Shaper]

It is 231 AD. 3 hours and 6 minutes remaining
16 Players still alive: Atrahal, Barghast, Emurlahn, Galain, Hood's Path, Karosis, Kaschan, Kessobahn, Korlat, Okaros, Ruse, Sheltatha Lore, Silanah, Telas, Tennes, Thyrllan

9 votes to lynch, 8 votes to go to night.

5 Votes for Galain ( Silanah, Emurlahn, Okaros, Barghast, Atrahal )
1 Vote for Telas ( Tennes )
3 Votes for Karosis ( Hood's Path, Sheltatha Lore, Korlat )
1 Vote for Hood's Path ( Karosis )
1 Vote for Tennes ( Kaschan )

Players not voted: Galain, Kessobahn, Ruse, Telas, Thyrllan

[Sheltatha Lore]

Thyrllan, on 14 October 2011 - 01:00 AM, said:

Well I'm around and catching up. Looks like HP and Karosis are being put in the too hard basket? Hmm...

Explain "too hard basket" please

[Sheltatha Lore]

Okaros, on 14 October 2011 - 01:05 AM, said:

Well that collection of posts is interesting. Things we could note would include Galain's tendency to focus on Emperors and the Usurper; he rarely mentions the barbarians, and when he does it was after being accused. Galain also seems to get defensive when questioned, or, if not defensive, than he provokes conflict. This could be because he has a powerful role, but I think if we take the first couple lynches of the game into account, we can deduce that people in general will get defensive even when they aren't power players. So I can't pin his specific role, but I think we may have a possible barbarian. I'd like to hear someone else's thoughts on the matter.

Galain did mention Silanah's tendency to side with Emur. I mentioned my similar suspicion earlier, but it seemed like I had misunderstood an exchange between the two rather than noticing anything concrete. But it seems just as likely that Silanah is just agreeing with some of Emur's ideas (most of the speculation mid game onwards has been done by Emurlahn). We'll need more to connect the two, I think.

I'm trying to grasp this case on Galain, -you say you voted to make pressure, Silanah voted to make pressure, Emurlahn voted because he suspects Galain is Ma Chao, everybody is adding pressure, but now there's a train

I read Silanah's epic post of quotations, I see a slippery devil, Meanas really had a boner for Galain for a while before he lost it.

With 3 hours left, I would like to have a better reason to vote Galain than just necessity for time out.

[Ruse]

I feel the same way - Galain is a train based on pressure and Meanas' rambling? Telas and Tennes were also Meanas' targets, but no one seems to care.

[Hood's Path]

The little one woke me eary today so I have a few moments to spare while he is off playing good by himslef and the rest of the family is still nice an cozy in their beds. I miscalculated when day was going to time out so I might still have a chance to participate before the end of day.


I Spoke toO sOAoAN.

[Silanah]

Sheltatha Lore, on 14 October 2011 - 01:48 PM, said:

Okaros, on 14 October 2011 - 01:05 AM, said:

Well that collection of posts is interesting. Things we could note would include Galain's tendency to focus on Emperors and the Usurper; he rarely mentions the barbarians, and when he does it was after being accused. Galain also seems to get defensive when questioned, or, if not defensive, than he provokes conflict. This could be because he has a powerful role, but I think if we take the first couple lynches of the game into account, we can deduce that people in general will get defensive even when they aren't power players. So I can't pin his specific role, but I think we may have a possible barbarian. I'd like to hear someone else's thoughts on the matter.

Galain did mention Silanah's tendency to side with Emur. I mentioned my similar suspicion earlier, but it seemed like I had misunderstood an exchange between the two rather than noticing anything concrete. But it seems just as likely that Silanah is just agreeing with some of Emur's ideas (most of the speculation mid game onwards has been done by Emurlahn). We'll need more to connect the two, I think.

I'm trying to grasp this case on Galain, -you say you voted to make pressure, Silanah voted to make pressure, Emurlahn voted because he suspects Galain is Ma Chao, everybody is adding pressure, but now there's a train

I read Silanah's epic post of quotations, I see a slippery devil, Meanas really had a boner for Galain for a while before he lost it.

With 3 hours left, I would like to have a better reason to vote Galain than just necessity for time out.

Wow. This has been a pretty quiet day. Must be the approaching weekend.

The way he slipped out of the center of attention makes me suspicious. Not a particularly strong reason, but he certainly hasn't done anything to assuage my fears.

[Atrahal]

I'm wondering we are now starting to see party lines in the voting.


And who was HP's little one signaling with that code?

[Silanah]

Hopefully some people come around. No lynch = no no.