Thanks for the game @RJS, hope you do it again
For the record:
* Wasn't sure if Shazam was a wolf or villager, didn't care
* Knew Lethosos was the seer, had to kill him
* Was genuinely pretty sure fowltief was a wolf (I was right that the wolves were all lying low, except for Cheese, who came off wolfy anyway)
* I executed my Crusade 1 day early because I was afraid that if fowltief was a wolf, the wolves would come after me, and I'd need my extra life. They did. RJS forgot my extra life (it wouldn't have made a big difference anyway to be perfectly honest)
Oh crud.Eru really got unlucky on the last night. For starters, he attacked the Major, when any other Millenium would have given him a shot at winning. Had he used both his and Anderson's power to kill off two wolves, one of whom was Schrodinger, the town would have gone on to win in a vicious slugfest of numbers vs lives.
HAH I WAS RIGHT!
But seriously though? a 16 player game with 5 wolves? holy crap dude.
Like I was assuming it wasn't so horribly skewed that all five wolf roles were in play. i thought there was at least one surviving goose other than me.
The thing is though, us normal peeps were just powerless at that point. I was thinking that we weren't outnumbered yet, and was trying like hell to figure out who the wolves were and get a wolf lynched. Then it turns out that getting a wolf lynched would be entirely impossible at that point. Still I'm happy that I figured it out in the end.Funny thing is, even with those odds the town had a strong chance of winning. A wolf hitting Integra at night, Alucard picking up a hitlist, Schrodinger getting sniped early. All of those could have really screwed over the wolves. I mean, the town lost most of its power roles in the first two days, never managed to lynch a single wolf and yet could have won from a situation where they were outnumbered.
I literally had zero reason to try and make myself look like a villager, I was just fucking around with you at that point xD. By the way, I don't think it was unbalanced. The village literally had two roles that could survive a wolf kill, and when fowl used his bullet he could've fucked us over so much, but luckily we got control of the lynch. Gg everybodyThe thing is though, us normal peeps were just powerless at that point. I was thinking that we weren't outnumbered yet, and was trying like hell to figure out who the wolves were and get a wolf lynched. Then it turns out that getting a wolf lynched would be entirely impossible at that point. Still I'm happy that I figured it out in the end.
This is also one of the very few games that I made it to the end.Also, has anyone noticed this is one of the very few games that I survive to the end in.
I think the prevailing opinion was that it was a bit unbalanced in favor of the wolves. From a totally neutral perspective I'm inclined to agree.I literally had zero reason to try and make myself look like a villager, I was just fucking around with you at that point xD. By the way, I don't think it was unbalanced. The village literally had two roles that could survive a wolf kill, and when fowl used his bullet he could've fucked us over so much, but luckily we got control of the lynch. Gg everybody
Also, has anyone noticed this is one of the very few games that I survive to the end in.
Explain that one?If the wolves attacked me, the village would've probably won
Integra protects herself from one attack every night, roleblocking the attacker. Than Alucard could've attacked and maybe kill a wolf that could kill, thus we had a bigger advantage.Explain that one?
You transformed a "probably" into a "maybe" thereIntegra protects herself from one attack every night, roleblocking the attacker. Than Alucard could've attacked and maybe kill a wolf that could kill, thus we had a bigger advantage.
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we had no reason to suspect you. if you spoke more and made yourself a target (like pyure.) then you would of been targeted. once blocked tho we would have an idea who you are. forcing us to have wasted a night giving town more of a chance cause we know we need another night with extra power to take you town. those two days could of made a big difference early on.Integra protects herself from one attack every night, roleblocking the attacker. Than Alucard could've attacked and maybe kill a wolf that could kill, thus we had a bigger advantage.
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That could've said the village, maybe.You transformed a "probably" into a "maybe" there
Once the wolves knew who Integra was, they had a couple tricks up their sleeves to destroy her, including: A kill-through-everything power, and a secondary kill on top of wolfkill. And they were holding back on using those powers until they really needed them.
I actually mentioned this in my play-by-play to RJS: I was claiming Integra to at least two or three people that I felt were villagers. It was a fairly good claim. But I had to be careful: if I claimed Integra to the wrong person, I'd end up on the wrong end of a massive kill power.
No, seriously, I know it's hard to say it wasn't in our favour because we won, but think about it like this:I think the prevailing opinion was that it was a bit unbalanced in favor of the wolves. From a totally neutral perspective I'm inclined to agree.
I knew you were Integra thanks to Goreae.Integra protects herself from one attack every night, roleblocking the attacker. Than Alucard could've attacked and maybe kill a wolf that could kill, thus we had a bigger advantage.
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Just because Goreae trusted you.I knew you were Integra thanks to Goreae.
Well, yeah. Duh. He thought you were innocent and told me he hadn't got any other claims of Integra.Just because Goreae trusted you.