Why is that korial? do you think there is some even night, odd night thing going on? referring to the nk's that is.
It certainly seems possible, and wouldn't surprise me much at all. We've seen such a mechanic several times in the past. It is only one possibility of several though.
You'd think so, but no. I have strong reason to believe that we will probably see either one or three deaths tomorrow. Two is pretty unlikely.
But that's tomorrow's problem. I know someone will ask me to clarify the above statement, but I'm not ready to just yet. For now, let's leave it at me having a very good reason to believe what I say is truth.
Now this is interesting, and still fall under one of my other possibilities, and again is still within the realm of possibility. Then again in a TC game, everything is.
As for not revealing the info, so far you've given off town vibes to me, so I'll go ahead and trust your judgement for now. Not to say I'm not curious though.
Also, did Noodle's defense get anyone else's heckles up? He's a recruitable but wants us to take his word that he wasn't recruited (when we didn't have a 2nd death) and that he's not a problem for us ... but it seems fairly certain that he's going to be.
You're not alone. I especially disliked the part where he said he is no threat to town, yet he is being very uncooperative. Although despite not seeing 2 deaths doesn't mean Noodle was recruited. They could've gone for someone else for all we know, but that doesn't change the fact that Noodle is bad news waiting to happen, and at some point he must be dealt with. How goes the saying again? If you're not with us, you're against us? Yea seems about right to me. Noodle definitely stands in the way of a town victory, and that makes him a threat, no matter what else he might say.
Although without knowing how recruiting works, it's almost impossible to guess who was recruited and who wasn't.
I'd like to hear others thoughts on this as well.
Do we think there is a head of the zombie snake? Or if the group are all the same, wouldn't each one have the same "recruiting powers"?
My initial reaction is that each zombie is as important as the next because they are zombies. They recruit by biting people, but they'd have to be restricted in some way (maybe the every other kill?) or else the game could be over quickly.
My first thought is that as you say they are equally important, but with the restriction that despite everyone having all the same abilities (killing or recruiting?), only 1 is able to send in a night action. That way they can't snowball into victory within a couple days time.
Sounds like you're mad that you can't recruit him and not have him be lynched.
I wouldn't exactly expect Noodle to get recruited last night, given his liklihood of getting lynched soon . But as was pointed out yesterday: there's little difference anyway. I think if he was town recruitable he would have been recruited to town last night.
Or maybe you're mad at not being able to recruit him, and found the perfect person to blame? You both gave off some scum vibes, but I agreed more with BA's reasoning than yours. Especially after reading this post.
You say that town would recruit Noodle if he was town recruitable, and you seem to know that Noodle wouldn't be recruited last night. Almost as if you know how the recruiting mechanic work? That's quite interesting. For all we know the recruiting action may have limitations. Maybe it only works on a certain race or individual? % chance to work? There are plenty ways it can be implemented, yet you magically know what the recruiting faction would do. If we assume only certain individuals can be recruited, then recruiting Noodle last night seems like the best bet, instead of gambling on an unknown and possibly failing in the process.
If this is the case, do you think the non-zombie mafia are the recruiters (like zombie overlords?) or do you think there would be a zombie recruiter overlord?
Interesting thought. Could it be the Goa'ould are recruiters by making Za'tarcs, and the Za'tarcs end up as zombies?
A bit crazy thought, but they are both under the same faction, but possible Za'tarc targets don't know who Goa'oulds are, and vice versa. Pretty far out there, so I'll not take this further.
I'll explain when BPC shares his results. Those results might influence whether or not you'll believe me, and I don't want that discussion to overshadow the noodle question for the moment.
If BPC has information to make you believable, it should be just as believable after your claim as it is before. I don't trust someone who needs the information of others to make their claim "true".
@Numbers: BA pretty much nailed it. You are still an unknown, while Bipolar's claim so far holds water. Which means if you claim first, and Bipolar's information checks out with yours, it make you look more believable. Doing it the other way around is a perfect way for you to make a fake claim.
I also find it very very weird that Goryani was killed last night. He was putting a lot of pressure on me, and as a result I would have expected the scum to let him live so he could spend a couple days convincing everyone to lynch me.
Or did you just snuff him to remove the heat, and are trying to distance yourself from it?
I'm not twisting anything, if you did what I suggested you'd agree. I'm not calling you scum, I'm saying you did something that made you look scummy.
Right back at you.
I'm also a bit curious about everyone's reads so far. For me right now, I'm leaning CG and Drixx towards town. I was also reading Goryani as town (who may or may not have been town).
Drixx, CG and Bipolar leaning towards town.
Numbers and BA slight scum vibes. Maybe it's just the early morning messing with me still.
kestegs is turning ripples into waves. And not the fun kind.
Noodle confirmed scum until proven otherwise. Yes yes he says neutral blah blah. He's in the way of a victory with possibility of being recruited. So far no sign of town recruiter, so that makes it easy.
Rest is pretty much unknowns.
And since you brought it up, Gory was leaning a bit towards town, but I can't help but feel worried that he could've been anti-town. Or maybe it's just my fear of an anti-town Gory being in the game.
I saw it, but don't consider it a slip.
Any reasons for why you don't see it as such?
@Drixx: I hope it's ok I borrowed your WoT.
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