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Macalaure · 02-10-2008, 06:22 AM

A minor, but interesting thing:

I said before I've been wondering about the rules-questions of Gwathagor. I think Gwath's questions (deadline, number of wolves) are strange because the answers can easily be taken from Farael's rules-post just before the game starts. If he listened to what has been spoken so far as attentively as he claims, how could he have overlooked it?

I think it's interesting to see that the only ones answering him are Nerwen and Aganzir (cross-posting their replies!), who happen to be my top suspects. Oh surprise.

It's probably pre-mature to construct such a thing, but I think it's possible that Nerwen and Aganzir told Gwath to act newbie-ish and ask questions. But when they realized that nobody is answering him, they took the duty onto themselves. Of course, it would have been silly for both of them to do it: that's where the cross-post comes into play. Evil minds think alike.

02-10-2008, 06:22 AM	#114
Macalaure Fading Fëanorion Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: into the flood again Posts: 2,911	A minor, but interesting thing: I said before I've been wondering about the rules-questions of Gwathagor. I think Gwath's questions (deadline, number of wolves) are strange because the answers can easily be taken from Farael's rules-post just before the game starts. If he listened to what has been spoken so far as attentively as he claims, how could he have overlooked it? I think it's interesting to see that the only ones answering him are Nerwen and Aganzir (cross-posting their replies!), who happen to be my top suspects. Oh surprise. It's probably pre-mature to construct such a thing, but I think it's possible that Nerwen and Aganzir told Gwath to act newbie-ish and ask questions. But when they realized that nobody is answering him, they took the duty onto themselves. Of course, it would have been silly for both of them to do it: that's where the cross-post comes into play. Evil minds think alike.