Fun fact - if you switch the vowels in the word around, the 'Cymru' actually sounds like what it looks like to an English speaker.
Why aren't you in this game?
Fun fact - if you switch the vowels in the word around, the 'Cymru' actually sounds like what it looks like to an English speaker.
What Arksas said.So what is the general policy around here on Day 0 voting for lynching possible wolves? I've never really been a fan of it, as it is pretty much sheer guesswork right at the beginning. But I suspect I'll fall in line with the herd, like any other self-respecting sheep.![]()
And remember you have to vote everyday, this isn't a sissy game we can just not vote if you don't like your choices.Day 0 votes are all for fun. Day 1 votes are all entirely random until we negotiate a preferred lynch target.
The game isn't fun to play any more. Not just my opinion, but the consensus conclusion in the academic community and by computers, too.Why aren't you in this game?
What do you mean computers? Wagon still seems to enjoy playing.The game isn't fun to play any more. Not just my opinion, but the consensus conclusion in the academic community and by computers, too.
Well, fuck, you got me. Really it's just the fact I get hunted almost every game where I'm a villager, and more and more people seem to be ramping up a trend that has always existed to kill any active players early and leave alive ones who say just enough to not be killed but never really make any pro-active effort to win the game other than self-survival. I mainly just came to post that insight about the word Cymru I had recently, I thought it was mildly interesting.What do you mean computers? Wagon still seems to enjoy playing.
The game isn't fun to play any more. Not just my opinion, but the consensus conclusion in the academic community and by computers, too.
Clearly I need to be a wolf more often.Well, fuck, you got me. Really it's just the fact I get hunted almost every game where I'm a villager, and more and more people seem to be ramping up a trend that has always existed to kill any active players early and leave alive ones who say just enough to not be killed but never really make any pro-active effort to win the game other than self-survival. I mainly just came to post that insight about the word Cymru I had recently, I thought it was mildly interesting.
Day 0 votes are all for fun. Day 1 votes are all entirely random until we negotiate a preferred lynch target.
I see. Then as my first "official" suggestion on the forums, I suggest we vote for Madchemist, because clearly the best way to introduce oneself to my fellow Werewolf players is by encouraging fratricide for fun and profit.
The game isn't fun to play any more. Not just my opinion, but the consensus conclusion in the academic community and by computers, too.
What do you mean computers? Wagon still seems to enjoy playing.
Really it's just the fact I get hunted almost every game where I'm a villager, and more and more people seem to be ramping up a trend that has always existed to kill any active players early and leave alive ones who say just enough to not be killed but never really make any pro-active effort to win the game other than self-survival.
The really question is how many do we need to screw in a light bulb.How many Madchemistites do we have now?
The really question is how many do we need to screw in a light bulb.
So, the Priest role is going to be buffed up?Mark my words, if this group continues to grow in numbers, WW rules will soon be dictated to us straight from the Vatican.
How many Madchemistites do we have now?
The really question is how many do we need to screw in a light bulb.
Mark my words, if this group continues to grow in numbers, WW rules will soon be dictated to us straight from the Vatican.
I don't think I've ever mentioned this before, but the first time I ever played Mafia was with a group of priests while on a retreat.
Three who will actually admit it..
That smacks of shady Jesuit chicanery somehow...
Jesuits and Traditionalists aren't exactly on the best of terms, by and large.