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I picked you as you were a new name for me.
Was knowing you were cursed the reason you went forth so prominently in the thread?
You are still not reading my post properly. I asked which non aedan person knew he himself was cursed. I didn't ask who besides aedan knew aedan was cursed.
Which posts are you referring to?
My behaviour stayed the same - except trying to keep that piece of information from spreading, that is.
I know that's what you meant. Maybe you are not reading my post correctly.
At some point you went rather public in the thread with some JL stuff; which was why I was quite certain it was you and not aedan who had turned (knew you were a curse). I saw that post as quite unnecessary and just drawing a hunt to you.
You answered that everybody knew aedan was cursed. I don't see how that can be misread.I know that's what you meant. Maybe you are not reading my post correctly.
Actually I did. EL sent me a PM after he pulled his shenanigan and told me the High Sorcerer would contact me after the next no hunt night, with some code phrase about trains or railroads. Made absolutely zero sense to do if I wasn't actually cursed. I kept it secret because I didn't feel like giving everyone proof I was in contact with baddies. To be honest, the village should've probably killed me at some point, particularly once it was clear the wolves weren't going to hunt me until they needed the push for parity.
He could have still been lying, though. Pointless to do so, but still in the realm of possibility.
The village should have lynched you, but then a pack should have hunted you.
Absolutely. Unfortunately there were so many cursed players around that this was an impossible job to do ...
Lying in the thread is one thing. Lying in private would've been beyond pointless and possibly dangerous. And the wolves hunting me would've been a mistake, since I'd just have been lynched and they'd have gained nothing, with me possibly outing them in retribution.
It wasn't assured that the village would assume that you'd been turned, especially after you threatened to out the pack responsible.
I didn't fear about you outing us.. I thought you wouldn't have done that, maybe I'm wrong
Anyway, you were far more valuable for the baddies alive than turned and dead next turn. I don't understand why the village didn't lynch you.
Considering that when there was a no hunt night I nearly got lynched even with the JL claiming I wasn't turned by their spy reports, I'd say it was extremely likely I'd have been lynched if I was turned.
I'd say I knew. Lying in the thread could conceivably serve a purpose, but lying to me in private with some silly code words? That's too much to reasonably think might be done for a lie.
Yeah but there's knowing and knowing. This was the former. Like when tonkatoy5 knew I was a wolf five games in a row.
It was Sleepyhead? The Council Rep in the JL
Also I know it's a bit late, but thanks for hosting Marty.
Also I know it's a bit late, but thanks for hosting Marty.
Bro, it's well established that it's pronounced as if there are two syllables, ergo, it's a moot point to say it's a one syllable word. Honestly, I think most people care too much about grammar. More important than how you say something is that your point makes it across.
The proper use of grammar ensures that you have the greatest possible chance of getting your point across, though. Why wouldn't you want that?
Well, if you have to go out of your way and expend a greater deal of energy ensuring grammatical perfection, then it may not be preferred. This isn't always the case, but neither is it always the case that better grammar is always necessary. I'm not saying that good grammar is bad, just not always absolutely necessary, and sometimes a waste of time and energy to get hung up on. Make sense?
I understand that's the way you think, I just believe it to be wrong.