Yeah... from the outside probably I would think about me being the last wolf as well
It seems the only one who didn't think that was Spockyt.-
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Yeah... from the outside probably I would think about me being the last wolf as well
It seems the only one who didn't think that was Spockyt.
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hey, I'd have killed you too.
Yeah... from the outside probably I would think about me being the last wolf as well
I know, as in fact I'm a little bit amazed Spock didn't push towards you a little bit more, I mean at the end he was right, but everything pointed towards you a little bit more.
I really should give more importance to the last day when Spockyt didn't snipe against me. Tch
Now it's over, I can admit it. I was going to. The only thing that stopped me, was I thought Panzer was about to do it, and I didn't want Davis to get away.I really should give more importance to the last day when Spockyt didn't snipe against me. Tch
There I should have moved my vote to Davis, so there were no snipe possibilities. But I was afraid it would give attention to me
I'm surprised De Chat wasn't the last wolf. I thought he was far and away the most likely wolf, and was kicking myself for missing the snipe that I thought would've killed all three wolves. And was rather upset with what I saw as the village blindly being led around by De Chat to lynch much worse candidates. Quite surprised to see Claude as the last wolf. Though I still think De Chat should've been lynched before Rovsea or Davis, based on the vote records.
My vote record was infamous, in fact as Spockyt pointed out it was too infamous for a wolf who always try to put some votes against his packmates. I didn't like Rovsea as a candidate the day Hax pushed for him being tied but I thought Davis was a really good candidate. Well, from my perspective when I knew I wasn't a wolf of course. When we were just three I was the best candidate by far, that's true.
Thats why I kept him alive, cause I knew he had more elements against him, that in favor.
Spock also was like in a weird place where he was the new JL but not official and I knew Chat would look at that like something suspicious.
Spock also was like in a weird place where he was the new JL but not official and I knew Chat would look at that like something suspicious.
Really good game both of you.
Thanks I enjoyed it a lot even though I suffered a lot too
You acted just how a true evil werewolf should do. Well played Claude and congratulations!
You were scanned on the first night and I on the second night.
I'm glad you liked WW. Looking forward to see you in future games too!
You should have posted all PMs in our conversation, including that one where you asked who you guys should lynch if Rovsea turned up villager and I said De Chat or Claude. Panzer and you had too good vote history and Davis was playing like a pure new goodie. Though we all do mistakes, just look forward to next game and fight!
Last but not least, thanks for hosting Wagonlitz! I hope all my conversation were interesting to read.
Nice job Claude! GG!
Nice job detective Hax, you brought me to justice like a pro.
Nice job detective Hax, you brought me to justice like a pro.
Actually those two things, especially the Otto vote, should have made him suspicious as hell. For the fourway then you way too easily wrote it off as a villager being stupid, but a villager would never attempt a fourway. A threeway perhaps, but not a fourway in that style. And no, he couldn't just have saved yakman. Yakman was likely to die early and then if he saved him he'd be in the spotlight. It happens all the time that a player who breaks such a threeway ends up run up shortly afterwards if it's revealed he saved a wolf.
With regard to the Otto vote then the how that day went down was wolfish as hell and he frankly should have got severe heat for it. Firstly Claude had an important vote on Otto, yes, but it was the famous third vote plus Otto for long looked like he was dead and hence his vote could well be a vote to attempt gaining goodie points (which it was; Claude had pondered how to save Otto, but ended up concluding it wasn't possible without compromising himself).
The really suspicious thing though is how he deliberately did not follow the outing. A goodie would always try to follow an outing. And he was on and also admitted so. His excuse was that he wasn't certain he could get to switch to the outee in the 5 minutes from outing to deadline and that he didn't want another late vote. Except he was already voting Otto, so he couldn't get a no vote. There really was no reason for a goodie to prefer staying on his current candidate, who was an unknown to him, over an outed wolf. For a baddie voting a mate it can make quite a bit of sense not to move though, since you're already voting a wolf and hence will still get goodie points.
I'm really intrigued about this. This almost reads to me like Otto knew alynkio was seer. And it was strange how adamant he was on having him hunted. Had you picked up some cue or what?
Right, sure those are absolute true statements with no possible exceptions whatsoever.
Oh wait...
Alynkio sounded like a smart guy who would cause trouble later, I don't really remember the reason why him dying would make people think that Falc would be a wolf tough.