(It’s a shame that “catfight” was always used with you and MeMe. I would have liked the feline vocabulary.)LordKrishna [63] wrote:<snip>EmpTyger and LoudmouthLee have a vendetta going at present, so their votes are on each other.<snip>
To better explain my vote: After hearing from others, I was no longer thinking you were most suspicious. But I don’t really like “rewarding” evasion with an unvote, especially with a noncritical voting situation that allows for more flexibility in casting. And this echoes an incident in Newbie 85, in which similar questions, when left unresolved, led to disastrous ending for the town. So now I’m back to thinking you’re the most suspicious.
You don’t want to further explain your vote on me? Fine, so be it. But bob posted 2 questions for you in [29]. You’ve ignored them. I reminded you of them in [51]. bob again in [61]. You don’t reply- even though you’re active in other games- until prodded, at which point you claim you have nothing to say.
Krishna:
I had an even worse response to your humor, but I decided against making the joke. I figured the joke was so bad everyone would want to lynch me for it, and I just didn’t want to get voted out over some lame “<ducks>” humor. ::rimshot::LordKrishna [63] wrote:<snip>less 'post-happy' than, say, <snip> EmpTyger (who is a Tyger, and would therefore be noticed just about anywhere!). <ducks> <snip>
But seriously, folks...
The mafia’s going to target someone at night. No amount of silence will prevent that. This is a team game: (all things being equal) you are hurt the same amount regardless of whether you die or another innocent dies. Nor is it just mafia- you don’t want to be “targeted” by the town. Silence helps the mafia; someone trying to be silent is suspicious. At best, you give the mafia an excuse to remain silent. At worst, you draw the town’s suspicions onto yourself, and they kill you.LordKrishna [63] wrote:<snip>a couple of good reasons for my relatively short posts.
1) I am afraid of getting targeted by the Mafia too early. I haven't lasted longer than Day 2 in any game so far (1st game -- everyone lost in Day 2, 2nd game, I got night-killed on Night 1!), so I'd really rather not give them any reasons to slit my throat in the night (or perhaps garotte me, given this setting?) <smile>
Then ask about it. If something seems to not make sense to you, say so. It might be clarified. Or it might not be you- someone might be deliberately saying something that doesn’t make sense. The town isn’t telepathic. We can’t tell what your thinking unless you speak.LordKrishna [cont.] wrote:2) I'm not quite sure I'm following the level of discussion that's being bandied about on this board, to put it simply. There's been an amazing amount of posts by only a few people, as I see it, each nitpicking on tiny points made by each other.<snip>
Think of it this way: what happens if everyone plays how you’re playing? Is there any chance for the town?
gootentag:
I clicked “find all posts” on the profile- a simple check that can quickly confirm if someone is lurking. Do I need to explain why lurking is bad? [well, evidently- see above] If someone’s posting regularly in other games, but is content to let silence reign here, I think that means something. Yet you’re hardly the worst offender. So I’m wondering why you’re finding my investigation “unnerving”...
Temporarily assuming MeMe is onto something with her cryptic voting, might you be protecting a partner, perhaps?
And not that it’s relevant at this point, but to answer your question from [66]:
They ally with the Thenardiers in a scheme to rob a disguised Valjean. That showdown is my favorite scene in the book, and I am quite loath to spoil it by explaining further. Of the four, the first 2 are most “interesting”: Claquesous was a master of disguise who infiltrated the revolutionaries but was shot by Enjolras for disobediance. Valjean attempted to “pay it forward” to Montparnasse, but he was (at least with respect to Montparnasse) unsuccessful. I think Montparnasse has a thing with Eponine or Azelma, but can’t remember for sure.CliffsNotes wrote:Montparnasse, Claquesous, Gueulemer, and Babet
The four chiefs of the Paris underworld, occasionally associated with Thénardier.
vikingfan:
4 posts, all short. To summarize:
[16] Random vote on MeMe + “Never try to outguess the mod.”
[19] Level of Les Mis. familiarity
[36] Attempt at outguessing the mod
[54] “I still lean towards the thinking of not overguessing” + attempt at outguessing the mod.
I’m not as anti-speculation as others in this game, but speculation by itself does not count as contributing. Honestly, my biggest surprise is that MeMe missed you in [62] when she noted Krishna and gootentag had been keeping low profiles.