Your objection has been noted. You can ignore them if you wish. Like I said, you'll hear more near days end.

Aww, thanks Ouro.

Are we playing the Steve geography game then? Kind of loses something withh instant access to the internet, imo.

This is fine esp. LP

Maybe he's the cop again > even better

Fireblend checked in

i stand by my statement

It's enough for the mod to know the dude knows where the thread is and that the game started

I never asked any damn DeVillage Ass townsfolk for their opinion

Poke

XD

you know who you are talking to, right :P

yep. made my quota.

Negatively

Ignoring 2-3 posts where Ouro did nothing at all, Ouro currently sits at 6-7 posts, last couple of negatives came in a major wave

Ooooh ooooh pick me pick me. I know! I know which one!

"Knowing that you may one day win at Mafia... it fills you with determination."

That's the lie!

So if you'll notice Fireblend gave a really long intro post with lots of insight, ingraining in me a sense of determination in rooting out the scum. I really appreciate his insight, as it has spurned me to not only create my own suspicions, but to also crochet an intricate pair of socks with some beads on the bottom so that you can massage your feet while you walk. Swamped, on the other hand, has spent her posts lashing out voraciously at the players, and while I'm pretty sure that's her playstyle, it's a little offensive and I hope she tones it down. That's not to say I love a little roughhousing here and there, but when it's detrimental to the enjoyment of the players, to say nothing of the moderator, I think it would be best if she takes a look at how her speech reflects on her persona, both online and in real life.

Steve has taken it upon himself to act as town leader, sussing out scum through the use of an incredibly well-thought-out scheme of determining their level of geographical knowledge - a sure-fire way to catch them in their complacency. It's Day 1, they don't have to do much work today, so but forcing them to play a game that they may not find themselves comfortable with, then it allows town to catch them off-guard, giving town that much-needed boost of confidence so that they can move forward and win the game in a glorious manner.

Timeaisis, my old scum buddy, has jumped into the fray, attacking left and right at the other posters, asking pertinent and poignant questions. While not entirely cementing his town status, it's lifted the spirits of everyone in this competition, including myself, a jovial spring in my step pushing me along the path of victory. I applaud his candor with his questioning, and hope that he continues his crusade in earnest.

Melonrabbit, on the other hand, has a more taciturn approach, calmly waiting her turn, hoping that someone say something completely out of the ordinary, or at least contradictory, her coils locked underneath, ready to strike. It's a curious approach, one that I appreciate, and knowing that someone will eventually come out of the woodwork to be the catalyst to that confrontation, I eagerly wait for that moment, breath bated.

The rest of the field has had little effect on me so far; thus I feel I don't have much to say on them other than that they need to dig deep down inside themselves and determine how they are going to tackle this dilemma. Are they waiting silently for an error? Perhaps currently writing a dissertation on several players that they find suspicious? Analyzing conversations at length, searching for a link that has somehow been glossed over by the majority? Only time will tell.

I'm beginning to question the decisions that brought me into a mafia game in which even the game-runner throws shade at me.