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Relax? Dude, I'm totally chill. It's just a joke. It sounds like you need to relax, actually. I'm sorry if it's not a joking matter with you, and I will lay off it. Poor decision on my part. Sorry for being a tool.
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12-09-2006, 03:58 PM | #152 | |
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Technically, I did. I just didn't want to say it because it was soooo cliche.
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12-09-2006, 04:03 PM | #153 |
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12-09-2006, 04:08 PM | #154 |
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Two quick things...
ARDENT!!!!!!!!! Whats up bro? Haven't talked to you in a while, give me a call sometime. And Barkeep, you are so over analyzing this crap it is pathetic. If I wanted to kill you I would challenge you to a duel. Nothing restricts my ability to do so. I am a Cardinals Guard, not a blasted musketeer. |
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12-09-2006, 04:13 PM | #156 | |
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Im not going to vote him just yet for that reason alone, but I do want to ask him the same question I asked of Izulde earlier... If you are a good guy and have great skill with your weapon, and your biggest benefit to your team is getting a bad guy to duel you.. what benefit is there in coming out and saying right at the start you have great skill and causing them to shy away from you? |
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12-09-2006, 04:15 PM | #157 | |
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"Spoken like a true Musketeer, Barkeep. Your game has gone on long enough, prepare for your death. I challenge you to a duel." :drops glove: "What say ye?" |
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12-09-2006, 04:18 PM | #158 |
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12-09-2006, 04:25 PM | #159 | |
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I'll answer your request for a duel when you give some justification for claiming I said what I did not say. |
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12-09-2006, 04:28 PM | #160 |
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12-09-2006, 04:28 PM | #161 |
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Question for Gram: Does fighting to the third blood mean that someone dies if they lose a duel? Presumably a gunshot would be fatal, but are swordfights guarenteed to be the same?
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An attempted bandwagon on day 1 barkeep? You should know better. You have no evidence against me, other than knowing I'm not one of your precious musketeers. Why did I say what I did? You vote me b/c I claim to be good at dueling? You say this must be a mark of a musketeer? This means you are either a( a musketeer trying to stir the pot or b( a real crappy skilled Cardinals guard. I call you on it and you claim that you never said such a thing. However, I still maintain, if you are voting me based solely on my professed skill, it must be jealousy or a musketeer ploy. To that end, if you are a Cardinals Guard, you obviously have no skill in fighting. Otherwise you would not have voted me. After thinking, I'm more confident you are in fact a musketeer that was trying to stir the pot up against me and hope for a day 1 bandwagon on me. However I have called your bluff Barkeep. |
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Thank you for finally explaining how you got the claims I never said. You cannot make inferences and accept them as fact.
I, for instance, think that the musketeers will be good sword fighters. You claim to be a good sword fighter. Therefore, I decided that I would vote for you on Day 1. I mean everyone has to vote for somebody on Day 1 and that seemed like as good of a reason as any. However, your reaction to this has been, I feel, completely disproportiante. |
12-09-2006, 04:39 PM | #165 |
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12-09-2006, 04:40 PM | #166 | |
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What can I say, I'm starting to get my feel for the game back. As the great Schmidty once said, no matter what anyone says about him or Blade, I will always be more defensive them either one of them. |
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12-09-2006, 04:40 PM | #167 |
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I'm sad dubb has challenged me. I feel backed into a corner:
1. On the one hand I think it's more likely than not that he could be better than I at sword fighting. Knowing I am a Cardinal's Guard if I get killed, that seems bad for my team. 2. I seem like a complete and utter wuss, however, if I decline his invitation. 3. If he is a musketeer, which I'm hardly convinced of, but do feel better (at this point) about it as a D1 vote than most D1 votes, than I'm doing my team a disservice by not accepting the challenge. Hoops, Lathum, I see you in the thread. What do you two think? |
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Heh, I was going to vote him for not checking in but was giving him more time. Right now, I probably will just vote for Dubb for completely ignoring my question. Izulde never responded to it either, but I would have to go back and check if Izulde has been around since I asked. I do not recall. |
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Barkeep, the problem with this line of thought is that if we do have good sword fighters among the Guard why would we want to vote for them on Day 1 instead of keep them around to potentially engage in a duel against an enemy - thus allowing us the potential to bag two bad guys in a day at some stage?
You think he is a bad guy and have illustrated the point. I think, up to this point, I can see your argument. But I would expect the better course of action is to call upon our "seer" role (assuming it is in this one, like just about every other WW game) to take a peek at him in the near future. By taking the course you have you are setting up a confrontation. I have no idea if that is good or bad for the Guard cause but we don't have any real information on Day 1 so I would expect the chances for "villager/villager" to be higher today than at any point in the game. |
12-09-2006, 04:42 PM | #170 |
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Barkeep, the ball is in your court...
UNVOTE BARKEEP VOTE LATHUM No one votes me and gives no reason. |
12-09-2006, 04:43 PM | #171 |
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Alan, I think you will see why I've got my skills out in the public. I'm working my way through a progression here. I feel confident that Blade and Barkeep were mistakes after listening to them. Now I've moved on to someone else.
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12-09-2006, 04:43 PM | #172 |
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12-09-2006, 04:44 PM | #173 |
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I highly recommend you reject that challenge Barkeep. I'm getting some conversation going on day 1. That is what I want to do.
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12-09-2006, 04:45 PM | #174 |
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Sorry. I think schmidty is still the ultimate defensive player. I can't take that away from him
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12-09-2006, 04:47 PM | #175 | |
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So you are saying you are trying to use your ability or alleged ability to bully others into talking? |
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12-09-2006, 05:02 PM | #176 | |
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i got that you were joking dude. sorry my sense of humor doesn't always come off the best over the interweb. |
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12-09-2006, 05:12 PM | #177 |
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He's the closest I've got to a nemesis - always on the opposite side from me, it seems. I'm going to stay away from the dubb piss-fest. |
12-09-2006, 05:15 PM | #178 | |
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lol...I think we're both tools. That's cool, I totally took you serious and was stunned.
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12-09-2006, 05:21 PM | #179 |
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I don't know what to make of some people's actions so far on day 1.
For now I'll Vote izulde for not responding to my question earlier on. |
12-09-2006, 05:26 PM | #180 |
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All right, when dubb threw down the glove, I had the instant reaction that Lathum did, saying that was way too fast and he should be out of here.
That said, I am mindful of the fact we usually end up killing good guys on Day One based on house of card reasoning. I don't know that it is so wise for dubb to play it this way, even to get conversation going, because it puts a target on him. That is a very un-bad-guy-like move on Day One (too forward), but also a very bad guy move for the savvy vet who wants to try to establish his own trust on the basis of that logic. And from what I understand, dubb is a savvy vet (albeit one who predates my time in the game). I am actually resigned to the fact we will end up killing a Cardinal guard today. So I figure it might be a good idea to pick two candidates (but not dubb...yet), two players who aren't saying much or nothing at all, so we remove someone less active, and get less than a majority on them. That way we see a duel and get a handle on the ability of at least one person (whoever lives). Odds we're going to kill a good guy, unfortunately. Maybe we can get some good from it.
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12-09-2006, 05:28 PM | #181 |
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An obvious choice for one candidate is BrianD, who is th eonly player to not check in yet, I believe. The other is tougher to say, but if we go strictly on post count right now, we're looking at Fouts, LoneStarGirl and path12.
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Although we still have had no response from Lathum. Nothing like a guy dropping in, making a vote post with no explanation and leaving.
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12-09-2006, 05:45 PM | #184 | |
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The timing of the vote was immediately after one of bk's posts stating reasons against you...i think his vote is an agreement with those reasons... With what was going on at the time, i dont think its really a random vote. Granted, he should still use reasons...BUT, i think i felt i knew what they were given the context of the situation. Sometimes i have no idea why people make certain votes, and this was not one of them
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I agree that that isn't the way he should have gone, and elevates his profile a bit on Day One, but I also think his vote, coming off of your throwdown (next post? post after that? I forget...) didn't need much explanation. Personally, I think you should pick the glove up.
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12-09-2006, 05:49 PM | #186 |
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Hey, stop trying to move in on my thoughtful analysis chief!
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I agree with this. People should always give a reason, so shame on you Lathum. However, I think his reasoning was easy enough to infer given context. Going off of what Chief has stated: I think killing some the UTR players is not a bad thing. We've had a few games structurally break down because all the quiet people are the only ones left. So getting back the expectation that you need to participate, or else you could easily end up in the noose, would be a good idea. |
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I have no intention of doing so unless another player crosses me harder or Barkeep moves his vote elsewhere. His vote on me shows me he believe I am a musketeer, which I am not. That is offensive enough in my book for a duel. If he moves his vote, I pick up the glove. If he believes me to be a musketeer, I would like the chance to duel him. |
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I'm like you without the intentional antagonism, and AlanT without the post count.
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So are you playing it this way in the spirit of the game? Or are you playing out a mechanic or role definition you have been given? Because if everyone throws down the glove when they get voted, this game will be over in two days. If you are forced by role or mechanic to throw down the glove over this, then I think that would be an interesting thing for us all to know. If you are doing it for flavor, well, IMO, that just muddies up the water for us all as we're trying to figure things out. If you're good, making things unclear is bad. If you're bad, doing so, is of course what you want. This is the sort of thing I am sure will keep the target on you after we get some more information on our roles and from night actions.
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Brian, fouts, lsg, path...those are the 4 low posters in this thread that are playing...not sure who has been quietest since the game actually started, but for the thread those are the 4 with 3 or less posts
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There can only be one duel a day, so thats really not true
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Following up on what I said before (matching two UTR players), I think we should start the focus now. BrianD has a vote already. I have pointed out Fouts, LSG and path as three players with low post counts at this point.
So I will vote for one of them to get the ball rolling on a second candidate (hopefully). VOTE FOUTS Why Fouts? Well, we have had a history in past games, so I figure a vote from me on him will probably get his goat and he'll come on here and rip me a new one. If he does, then I'll switch over to one of the others (since they will be less active than that). If he doesn't, then I will truly know Fouts isn't paying attention.
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Hmm, you're right. I missed that. I don't think that removes the basic logic behind my meanderings there, though. Throwing down the glove if you're good only mucks things up at this point. It's a move a bad guy might want to make, but probably wouldn't dare to on Day One. If a good guy does it, it just plain isn't a good idea.
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UNVOTE ST. CRONIN
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Why LSG? If we focus on more than two UTR players, we could end up with no duel between them at all, or between one of them and one who has already proclaimed their skills (dubb, Izulde, etc.).
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Well to have a duel we need less the a majority on either...so we need to keep it low. I say we create a tie between the two of them with both having 7 votes...that should do the trick
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Fouts and BrianD historically are players I enjoy having around. Not that LSG isn't a good player, but there have been a couple of games where she has been pretty much invisible. |
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