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Autumn · 10-13-2011, 08:05 PM

A lot hinges on Day 5 to me. Did the wolves take the strategy of having their last hidden member come out against them (as mckerney did), or try to save them (as commo did). It would be an easy pick for me, I think, if Commo wasn't new. I think most of the time the wolves would act just like Mckerney did, making key hidden votes in their favor most days, but distancing themselves on hot days like Day 5. But I can also believe that a new wolf would take a different script, especially with four wolves nearly down and the game on the line.

Narizo and EF I think would probably encourage a fellow wolf to play as Mckerney did. It seemed like EF wasn't really around though, and Narc's on a different time zone. So again there's reason to think they might not have been there to coach Commo.

I'm going to look back at one thing, the last few night kills to see if that gives me a clue.

10-13-2011, 08:05 PM	#3610
Autumn Head Coach Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Bath, ME	A lot hinges on Day 5 to me. Did the wolves take the strategy of having their last hidden member come out against them (as mckerney did), or try to save them (as commo did). It would be an easy pick for me, I think, if Commo wasn't new. I think most of the time the wolves would act just like Mckerney did, making key hidden votes in their favor most days, but distancing themselves on hot days like Day 5. But I can also believe that a new wolf would take a different script, especially with four wolves nearly down and the game on the line. Narizo and EF I think would probably encourage a fellow wolf to play as Mckerney did. It seemed like EF wasn't really around though, and Narc's on a different time zone. So again there's reason to think they might not have been there to coach Commo. I'm going to look back at one thing, the last few night kills to see if that gives me a clue.