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Originally Posted by Caranlondien
Diamond, I voted for you before you gave your response defending yourself; and, after reading that response, I do tend to believe you innocent. Also, I didn't base my vote on thinking that Sleepy had posted more substantially than you; I voted for you over him because where he was quiet, you were loud without saying very much at all. I find unhelpful loudness more suspicious than quietness.
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Okay. I see (from looking over my analysis, the only one I trust
) that when you voted (#64) Sleepy had less posts than me. At the end of the Day, Sleepy had posted 9 times to my 8, and I so haven't been considering him quiet.
I now feel the need to make a few comments about, as Caran has just put it, "unhelpful loudness" or as others have put it, lots of unsubstantial "nonsense."
I should warn everyone that no, I will not be helpful. I cannot be helpful. Why? I don't know anything. I'm an Ordinary and have not received a dream from the Shaman, so I don't know anything. If I was a Seer or a Ranger or a Hunter or whatever, then maybe I'd been in a position to help the village, but as it stands, I know nothing. I really have no purpose in this game but to stay alive and try to figure out who is who. Since it's Day 2 and the village has been active, I've had a chance to form opinions and suspicions, but am otherwise in the same dark corner as any other ordo who has not gotten a dream. So unless I get a dream in the future, I won't be helpful. Don't expect me to be helpful. Do expect me to post more than just in character comments (as is really only befitting early Day 1 posts) but that's about it. (On the same subject, don't expect me to apologize or regret having been in character earlier.)
I suppose despite being an ordo I could still come up with some genius theory to help figure out who the Orcs are, but I kind of doubt it. Not my area of strength. I seem to be good at being really suspicious and becoming the focus of bandwagons, which on the upside should keep me alive during the Night.