shall i indulge in a bit of early-game WIFOM? i reckon you just kept it simple and picked broadly those you see as the strongest players, rather than trying to do anything more ambitious i.e. trying to triple-bluff.In post 87, Titus wrote:No I am.In post 81, Battle Mage wrote:Toogeloo's lawyer
My skill level depends on whether or not I want my client convicted.
Someone should stop me from representing 17 clients at the same time.
In post 89, shadowslug wrote:if it raises eyebrows then what's the harm in pyro voting BM here? ilike what actually is the point of this post?In post 82, War and Peace wrote:I think you're jumping the gun here. Battle Mage is in some ways very like mastina; they're both loud, both confident, and both have ample opportunity to be wrong. For an early game read, I don't think Battle Mage's take is bad (though I agree it raises some eyebrows).
~Ircher
-shadow
i agree with both of these takes on Ircher's post.In post 90, Fey wrote:Hey, so like, I know you want to kill me with fire a little bit but I hope we can talk still!In post 82, War and Peace wrote:I think you're jumping the gun here. Battle Mage is in some ways very like mastina; they're both loud, both confident, and both have ample opportunity to be wrong. For an early game read, I don't think Battle Mage's take is bad (though I agree it raises some eyebrows).
~Ircher
What about it makes you raise your eyebrows? How many eyebrows?
It feels a bit like you're trying to be political about approaching Battle Mage's read right now, and not in a paranoia way. More like a seedy criminal sort of way!
And who do you think that is?In post 100, Battle Mage wrote:shall i indulge in a bit of early-game WIFOM? i reckon you just kept it simple and picked broadly those you see as the strongest players, rather than trying to do anything more ambitious i.e. trying to triple-bluff. :lol:In post 87, Titus wrote:No I am.In post 81, Battle Mage wrote:Toogeloo's lawyer
My skill level depends on whether or not I want my client convicted.
Someone should stop me from representing 17 clients at the same time.
When I actually have them, closer to day’s end obviously.In post 91, Titus wrote:Please do thisIn post 85, Nancy Drew 39 wrote:we have a vig in this game, I will give my thoughts on which slots would be most optimal to whack
Perhaps eyebrows isn't the best term here. What I mean is that the take, while reasonable, isn't necessarily a good take, as in it's likely that it's wrong or misinformed.In post 89, shadowslug wrote:if it raises eyebrows then what's the harm in pyro voting BM here? ilike what actually is the point of this post?In post 82, War and Peace wrote:I think you're jumping the gun here. Battle Mage is in some ways very like mastina; they're both loud, both confident, and both have ample opportunity to be wrong. For an early game read, I don't think Battle Mage's take is bad (though I agree it raises some eyebrows).
~Ircher
-shadow
No, that's my partner that wants to kill you.In post 90, Fey wrote:Hey, so like, I know you want to kill me with fire a little bit but I hope we can talk still!
What about it makes you raise your eyebrows? How many eyebrows?
Fair point.In post 86, Dunnstral wrote:How much 'patience' do you really need to google deja vu and get the accents?
Lies.In post 71, Titus wrote:Spam. Lots of spam.In post 69, ItalianoVD wrote:So Nancy is the good guy and Titus is the bad guy? So if I’m not a mason, how do I help Nancy?
I did but "strongest players" is very situationally defined. I play to the situation at hand. If you were the stump and nancy was in the game, I pick a different team. I have a strategy.In post 100, Battle Mage wrote:shall i indulge in a bit of early-game WIFOM? i reckon you just kept it simple and picked broadly those you see as the strongest players, rather than trying to do anything more ambitious i.e. trying to triple-bluff.In post 87, Titus wrote:No I am.In post 81, Battle Mage wrote:Toogeloo's lawyer
My skill level depends on whether or not I want my client convicted.
Someone should stop me from representing 17 clients at the same time.
Yes by all means, tell us and if tr that player, I will summon protectives on them.In post 105, Toogeloo wrote:Titus, if day ended right now, who you night killin'?
I disagree - it serves least value if Toogeloo actually is a VT. I could buy the argument it's a town PR play maybe, but not sure Toogeloo is the 'fakeclaim as town' sort.In post 93, Pyro wrote:Battle Mage,
Some are aware, which means all will be once someone brings it up. I think on it's own it's slightly town-indicative. Toogeloo if VT, is highly encouraged to repeat the claim if last game. Toogeloo if scum, may be encouraged to gambit it as scum.
Valid post.In post 80, Dunnstral wrote:They did this as vt in the last version of this setup
You were both there right?
Why do you think this time they are scum?
(I don't find them town for this)
I'd be too confused to answer that. No one would have played yet. So I'd just random kill, since someone would have to die before playing.In post 105, Toogeloo wrote:Titus, if day ended right now, who you night killin'?
olive branch accepted.In post 109, Titus wrote:I did but "strongest players" is very situationally defined. I play to the situation at hand. If you were the stump and nancy was in the game, I pick a different team. I have a strategy.In post 100, Battle Mage wrote:shall i indulge in a bit of early-game WIFOM? i reckon you just kept it simple and picked broadly those you see as the strongest players, rather than trying to do anything more ambitious i.e. trying to triple-bluff.In post 87, Titus wrote:No I am.In post 81, Battle Mage wrote:Toogeloo's lawyer
My skill level depends on whether or not I want my client convicted.
Someone should stop me from representing 17 clients at the same time.
In post 89, shadowslug wrote:if it raises eyebrows then what's the harm in pyro voting BM here? ilike what actually is the point of this post?In post 82, War and Peace wrote:I think you're jumping the gun here. Battle Mage is in some ways very like mastina; they're both loud, both confident, and both have ample opportunity to be wrong. For an early game read, I don't think Battle Mage's take is bad (though I agree it raises some eyebrows).
~Ircher
-shadow
I mean, it would be silly, but it'd be Toog poking at his own misfortune about how he got read through all that, right? It just seems like a fun callback to me. Maybe I'm just thinking he's trying to be fun...In post 106, War and Peace wrote:Perhaps eyebrows isn't the best term here. What I mean is that the take, while reasonable, isn't necessarily a good take, as in it's likely that it's wrong or misinformed.In post 89, shadowslug wrote:if it raises eyebrows then what's the harm in pyro voting BM here? ilike what actually is the point of this post?In post 82, War and Peace wrote:I think you're jumping the gun here. Battle Mage is in some ways very like mastina; they're both loud, both confident, and both have ample opportunity to be wrong. For an early game read, I don't think Battle Mage's take is bad (though I agree it raises some eyebrows).
~Ircher
-shadow
No, that's my partner that wants to kill you.In post 90, Fey wrote:Hey, so like, I know you want to kill me with fire a little bit but I hope we can talk still!
What about it makes you raise your eyebrows? How many eyebrows?
First, I refer you to my above comment. Anyway, Battle Mage's post is incorrect in that it didn't really locktown Toogeloo the previous game (on the contrary, the majority of the town still wanted to lim that slot up until its death!) Thus, it doesn't logically follow that Toogeloo would repeat it here in an attempt to garner towncred.
~Ircher
i'm not really concerned with the precision of BM's take, but moreso why you felt the need to defend him over just one voteIn post 106, War and Peace wrote:Perhaps eyebrows isn't the best term here. What I mean is that the take, while reasonable, isn't necessarily a good take, as in it's likely that it's wrong or misinformed.In post 89, shadowslug wrote:if it raises eyebrows then what's the harm in pyro voting BM here? ilike what actually is the point of this post?In post 82, War and Peace wrote:I think you're jumping the gun here. Battle Mage is in some ways very like mastina; they're both loud, both confident, and both have ample opportunity to be wrong. For an early game read, I don't think Battle Mage's take is bad (though I agree it raises some eyebrows).
~Ircher
-shadow
I highly doubt that.In post 113, Titus wrote:I'd be too confused to answer that. No one would have played yet. So I'd just random kill, since someone would have to die before playing.In post 105, Toogeloo wrote:Titus, if day ended right now, who you night killin'?
i dont remember anyone wanting to elim Toogeloo? Admittedly I died Day 1, but in that first 110 pages I thought we had pretty much unanimous agreement that Toogeloo was town because of the manner of his claim. Maybe you're right though. I'm still fine with my vote.In post 106, War and Peace wrote:Perhaps eyebrows isn't the best term here. What I mean is that the take, while reasonable, isn't necessarily a good take, as in it's likely that it's wrong or misinformed.In post 89, shadowslug wrote:if it raises eyebrows then what's the harm in pyro voting BM here? ilike what actually is the point of this post?In post 82, War and Peace wrote:I think you're jumping the gun here. Battle Mage is in some ways very like mastina; they're both loud, both confident, and both have ample opportunity to be wrong. For an early game read, I don't think Battle Mage's take is bad (though I agree it raises some eyebrows).
~Ircher
-shadow
No, that's my partner that wants to kill you.In post 90, Fey wrote:Hey, so like, I know you want to kill me with fire a little bit but I hope we can talk still!
What about it makes you raise your eyebrows? How many eyebrows?
First, I refer you to my above comment. Anyway, Battle Mage's post is incorrect in that it didn't really locktown Toogeloo the previous game (on the contrary, the majority of the town still wanted to lim that slot up until its death!) Thus, it doesn't logically follow that Toogeloo would repeat it here in an attempt to garner towncred.
~Ircher
You doubt that I feel everyone should get to play? I has sads.In post 119, Nancy Drew 39 wrote:I highly doubt that.In post 113, Titus wrote:I'd be too confused to answer that. No one would have played yet. So I'd just random kill, since someone would have to die before playing.In post 105, Toogeloo wrote:Titus, if day ended right now, who you night killin'?
yeah, instinctively i feel good about you too because your take feels genuine and i like that you persevered with it in multiple posts. Initial sense is this is shadowslug-town, although early days.In post 117, Fey wrote:I feel really good right now about Battle Mage and the Shadowslug hydra just because we all had the same take at the exact same time. It felt like all went 'huh' naturally together, and it made me giggle.
QUOTEIn post 89, shadowslug wrote:if it raises eyebrows then what's the harm in pyro voting BM here? ilike what actually is the point of this post?In post 82, War and Peace wrote:I think you're jumping the gun here. Battle Mage is in some ways very like mastina; they're both loud, both confident, and both have ample opportunity to be wrong. For an early game read, I don't think Battle Mage's take is bad (though I agree it raises some eyebrows).
~Ircher
-shadow
I highly doubt you “random kill” and I already responded to you about the bet. I won’t be distracted by anything.In post 121, Titus wrote:You doubt that I feel everyone should get to play? I has sads.In post 119, Nancy Drew 39 wrote:I highly doubt that.In post 113, Titus wrote:I'd be too confused to answer that. No one would have played yet. So I'd just random kill, since someone would have to die before playing.In post 105, Toogeloo wrote:Titus, if day ended right now, who you night killin'?
You never did answer me about the bet.