Micro 1021: Elect the Puppet Master [Scum wins]
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I'm here to talk about mechanics.
Our goal is to elect ministers but it is worth it for us to be electing puppets as well, as it skips the night phase,which just removes the puppet and removes a scum-sided vote.
Ministers remain after being elected and become basically IC.
I'm not sure if Rvs is a good idea in this game.- Department of Culture
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Nobody here stands out as particularly towny to me right now. I'm getting the impression that people are afraid of giving away too much info, but it's hampering the game right now.
A valid strategy is to semi-randomly vote someone in as minister here, they then become immune to becoming a puppet and can speak freely and lead the town.
Of course, we have a 1/7 chance of losing, but it is what it is.
I was thinking we could delegate this decision to either environment or health, with the caveat that they can't pick themselves.- Department of Culture
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You mean the game mechanics?In post 17, Department of Health wrote:
Can you explain the mechanics because I’m a bit confused. As long as we don’t vote the PM today, we’re good and if we elect two more ministers, we win.In post 13, Department of Culture wrote:Nobody here stands out as particularly towny to me right now. I'm getting the impression that people are afraid of giving away too much info, but it's hampering the game right now.
A valid strategy is to semi-randomly vote someone in as minister here, they then become immune to becoming a puppet and can speak freely and lead the town.
Of course, we have a 1/7 chance of losing, but it is what it is.
I was thinking we could delegate this decision to either environment or health, with the caveat that they can't pick themselves.
I agree, your post is probably the most helpful one so far, which unfortunately doesn’t tell us much.
Voting puppet master is a loss, but voting out puppets is good because it removes that puppet from play and blocks the creation of new puppets for that night. Voting three Ministers is a town win, and I believe Ministers stay alive once elected.
I took the lack of action taken from you/environment to mean we weren't going with that plan in post 13, which is fine.- Department of Culture
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What do you mean by re-quote the post?In post 54, Department of Health wrote:
I’m just trying to get a handle on the game. Can you please requote that post for me?In post 36, Department of Culture wrote:
You mean the game mechanics?In post 17, Department of Health wrote:
Can you explain the mechanics because I’m a bit confused. As long as we don’t vote the PM today, we’re good and if we elect two more ministers, we win.In post 13, Department of Culture wrote:Nobody here stands out as particularly towny to me right now. I'm getting the impression that people are afraid of giving away too much info, but it's hampering the game right now.
A valid strategy is to semi-randomly vote someone in as minister here, they then become immune to becoming a puppet and can speak freely and lead the town.
Of course, we have a 1/7 chance of losing, but it is what it is.
I was thinking we could delegate this decision to either environment or health, with the caveat that they can't pick themselves.
I agree, your post is probably the most helpful one so far, which unfortunately doesn’t tell us much.
Voting puppet master is a loss, but voting out puppets is good because it removes that puppet from play and blocks the creation of new puppets for that night. Voting three Ministers is a town win, and I believe Ministers stay alive once elected.
I took the lack of action taken from you/environment to mean we weren't going with that plan in post 13, which is fine.- Department of Culture
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This doesn't make sense, why are you opposed to me suggesting other people should make decisions?In post 56, Department of Tweets wrote:The "soft vote against" doesn't have TOO much to do with you personally, just that 1) DoC suggested it, therefore I reacted opposingly- Department of Culture
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In post 63, Department of Health wrote:or link to make it easier for me to read post #13 obviously because I’m still not sure which post you’re referring to. When I try to locate posts without quotes or links, I sometimes don’t find the correct one.
This was what I was suggesting we do, but then it didn't happen, and then I decided to vote for Environment instead, because I liked their posts the most.In post 13, Department of Culture wrote:A valid strategy is to semi-randomly vote someone in as minister here, they then become immune to becoming a puppet and can speak freely and lead the town.
Of course, we have a 1/7 chance of losing, but it is what it is.
I was thinking we could delegate this decision to either environment or health, with the caveat that they can't pick themselves.- Department of Culture
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I would but it seems you're the only other person interested anyway
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Gut reads I'd like to vote for Environment/Health/Tweets (or myself)In post 103, Kerset wrote:- Department of Culture
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Why?In post 142, Department of Health wrote:I vote next: Agriculture/Culture/me > Justice/Tweets/Education . Order doesn’t matter. Most suspicious of Education.- Department of Culture
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Like I said earlier, it's to our benefit to vote out puppets because it denies an anti-town vote/voice and they can't make a new puppet the next night. I'm not a puppet, however. I wanted Health to elaborate on their reads because I'm trying to sus out the puppet. Incidentally, why'd you drop the tweet talk?In post 151, Department of Tweets wrote:i was gonna say i wanted to wait until culture posted more to decide whether or not they've been puppetted, then i thought "well i guess it doesn't matter actually", then i had that previous thought.
tho i guess getting rid of a puppet sooner would be better than later?- Department of Culture
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They sound the same to meIn post 186, Department of Tweets wrote:ngl health is sounding kinda different
but that's a thought for d3- Department of Culture
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...I think you're assuming that I had hesitation in voting you because my vote came late - I didn't really, I simply didn't want to rush the phase for any reason, especially since I would have been the person to hammer and stop the phase right away. I don't see how voting for you last second is a sign that I'm a puppet - I voted you so you'd go through despite the Minister wavering, and I was pushing you indirectly by pushing against others.In post 283, Department of Health wrote:but I’m not thrilled that Culture waited until almost deadline to vote me.- Department of Culture
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How is that clear?In post 292, Department of Education wrote:I'm obvtown because I am clearly not puppetting anyone.- Department of Culture
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Mostly the now Ministers, right?In post 296, Department of Education wrote:People interact with me
Again, this includes the Ministers and myself, so it's not very convincing to me. Most of the rest of the playerlist mostly just votes for themselves and avoids interacting that much, so this isn't something unique to you.In post 296, Department of Education wrote:and no one ever votes for me or is okay voting for me.
I think you are misunderstanding or misrepresenting the situation- Department of Culture
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Arguably everyoneIn post 327, Department of Environment wrote:How many people have spoken today? Is it many? I do not think it was many.- Department of Culture
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Neither am IIn post 341, Department of Education wrote:and also I'm not on at the same time as tweets was.- Department of Culture
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So Education, who would you say is on at the same time as Tweet?In post 349, Department of Culture wrote:
Neither am IIn post 341, Department of Education wrote:and also I'm not on at the same time as tweets was.- Department of Culture
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I don't know why Agriculture said Disciple.In post 375, Department of Education wrote:In post 328, Department of Culture wrote:Isn't it more likely that Disciple of Tweets was turned into a puppet on night 2 and not night 1?- Department of Culture
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Looking at game state where DOJ wasn't hammered but both were voting for them, I'd say it would have to be one of those two. Because puppet/PM wouldn't vote for town hereIn post 391, Department of Health wrote:
Tweets was N2 puppet, so who was N1?In post 221, Department of Tweets wrote:
did Justice just make a towny post?In post 212, Department of Justice wrote:puppet master has 2 votes today, be careful because there can be a ninjaing near EoD
legitimately, thanks for the reminder. I forgot about that
also yeah im down VOTE: Department of Health
if you somehow end up being puppetmaster gg- Department of Culture
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I didn't say I thought they were PM, I said I don't know why they said that.In post 385, Department of Health wrote:
A puppet could very possibly be a disciple/puppet of PM/cult leader. However you’re not doing too much to push them as PM.In post 382, Department of Culture wrote:
I don't know why Agriculture said Disciple.In post 375, Department of Education wrote:In post 328, Department of Culture wrote:Isn't it more likely that Disciple of Tweets was turned into a puppet on night 2 and not night 1?
and even less to try to get yourself elected.
The reason to elect me is that I have a time schedule that doesn't match with anybody else, including the puppet. I believe I've brought this up but it was summarily ignored.- Department of Culture
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Why can't I be town in this scenario where Agriculture doesn't want people to vote me?In post 384, Department of Health wrote:
Could agriculture be PM and Culture be their puppet?In post 375, Department of Education wrote:In post 328, Department of Culture wrote:Isn't it more likely that Disciple of Tweets was turned into a puppet on night 2 and not night 1?
Culture has never tried to get themselves elected, not even once.
So maybe Agriculture wants everyone to think Culture is PM, so we never vote them?- Department of Culture
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Care to put your money where your mouth is?In post 410, Department of Justice wrote:
It was probably cultureIn post 404, Department of Health wrote:
So if we assume that Agriculture is PM and that Tweets was N2 puppet, then who makes the most sense as a hypothetical N1 Agriculture puppet?In post 318, Department of Agriculture wrote:
VOTE: Department of TweetsIn post 175, Department of Agriculture wrote:Those strings coming out of Department of Tweets look like they hurt.
I told all of you on day 2 and Culture is probably the puppet master because Tweets was pushing for them to be voted.
Also I've been playing up a persona this game but I'm not a puppet or pm I'm still town.
Someone was puppeted N1 and I don’t believe it was Tweets.
VOTE: Department of Culture
Personally I think it's clear that I wasn't puppeted due to timezones and me pushing the same things on days 1 and 2 (and voting for environment and health)
Also you're putting very minimal effort into analyzing things today when asked - Department of Culture
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