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Mafia 3 - Under the Moon
cesium133:
--- Quote from: Unicorn on 10 Jan 2013, 15:37 ---I don't like this. I don't like this at all. We shouldn't have to kill people to do these sorts of things! Isn't there a way to tell if someone is a vampire without murdering them? Mirrors? Running water? ...Sunlight?
--- End quote ---
Mandatory spaghetti dinner at my house. Anyone who doesn't eat the garlic bread gets killed.
henri bemis:
I love garlic bread. love it.
In and out of character.
I see where the anti-tie arguments are coming from, and I really do agree that after the first day or two it's not a good strategy. But when our risk of killing someone innocent is so great, and we know that someone will be killed at night regardless of what we do, I think it still works out in our favor. But only for the first day, and maybe the second, when our numbers are high and the risk so large. As I said, as far as we know, our only chance of taking out the baddies is during the day, and we shouldn't waste that.
I think riccostar made a good point, too - we're all in the dark about what the roles are, and it's possible that at least some of the villains/vamps/evildoers (I'm still not convinced we know what they are yet) may not know each other. I don't know if it's true, or if that helps us, but it's something we should keep in mind, I think.
de_la_Nae:
The sound of glass bottles being clinked together rings out in the night, accompanied by a taunting voice.
"Murderers...come out and plaaaaaaaaay..."
Game and Watch Forever:
I want some fucking garlic bread now, dammit.
Also, I came to the realization that either these are not vampires OR they're fucking tough/non-stereotypical vampires...
Vampires cannot enter your house uninvited, right? Well, isn't the church considered to be the house of God? I highly doubt God invited whoever is in there, so they probably barged in. And if they can barge in against God's wishes....
That or God entrusted Barmymoo as the doorman and well... they should have been more selective about who gets let in. :-\
Either way, I doubt something as simple as garlic or running water will stop them...
riccostar:
Alright, opinion on tying votes here. If we strip the current issue in the town down to only daytime lynchings and night killings I believe that numerically, forfeiting the opportunity to lynch during the day would give the villainous camp the definite advantage. However, there is a lot more to these situations than simple probability based off of these two actions. In these situations everyone also has to take into account the duties of the active and passive roles, insight gained by analyzing rhetoric, and perceived intent based off the lynching vote records. As this situation develops, we learn more and have more to base our decisions off of which has shown to be key to success. Day lynchings without due grounds are certain to speed us along toward the end. This means we have less substance to learn from and less time for our active role members to use their powers to guide us in this time of peril. There is, for example, likely to be a villager with the role that is somewhat like the bailiff who inspects villagers to learn who they truly are. The fewer days there are, the less people the bailiff gets to learn the role of which severely knocks the edge off of the advantage we could have gained from him. The opposing villainous camp wants to guide this towards a swift and complete destruction of the innocent and we should not blindly assist them in this. I encourage tying votes and non-action during daylight hours if there are no solid grounds to the accusations being put forward.
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