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Turns out that the latest game I played started on July 21st last year, so a year is quite accurate.
Been a Demi Mod (AARland) since late 2011 so I have played half a dozen or so games with the title but no, I wasn't a DM when I was most active here (yes, these things are connected - only 24 hours in a day and all that).
Okay, I'll trust you, it's indeed been a while since I was here but IIRC that's usually the way to go.
And game is up:
Another Werewolf game was about to start and to the GM, everything seemed perfect. He had spammed some inboxes so he was expecting a strong roster, one that would surely guarantee a jolly good time of absurd banter, walls of text and murder for all.
But it was not the case. Along with the True Werewolf players about to trickle to the thread - some through their own activity, others thanks to the invite PMs - the gullible GM was expecting participants that weren't True Werewolf players at all: they were in fact People who keep getting invites yet never show up! The game start was getting close yet the trusting GM was still oblivious to the fact that the game wouldn't have enough players to be very successful. Turns out that the players would have to be proactive and weed out the no-shows themselves before they ruin it for everyone.
Fortunately, one of the players about to participate is a Werewolf Legend. Surely with his extensive experience and contacts he would recognize the True players...
Another Werewolf game was about to start and to the GM, everything seemed perfect. He had spammed some inboxes so he was expecting a strong roster, one that would surely guarantee a jolly good time of absurd banter, walls of text and murder for all.
But it was not the case. Along with the True Werewolf players about to trickle to the thread - some through their own activity, others thanks to the invite PMs - the gullible GM was expecting participants that weren't True Werewolf players at all: they were in fact People who keep getting invites yet never show up! The game start was getting close yet the trusting GM was still oblivious to the fact that the game wouldn't have enough players to be very successful. Turns out that the players would have to be proactive and weed out the no-shows themselves before they ruin it for everyone.
Fortunately, one of the players about to participate is a Werewolf Legend. Surely with his extensive experience and contacts he would recognize the True players...