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Originally Posted by Celuien
The usual daytime teamwork patterns can't be counted upon as a way to look for evil since there's no way to know if the wolves know each other's identities - and I would doubt that at this early point that they would as there's too much chance of flux from one side to the other.
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Okay, so what do you suggest?
I can agree that not much that is apparent is going to be done the first day, though whatever if anything is done toDay will be extremely helpful later on. I don't think in the recorded history of WW on the Downs a village has caught more than one wolf on the first day, or any 'big' scheme of theirs in one swoop.
If that was happening, I'd seriously look into having telepathic devices implanted into my brain.
Though, I don't think it would be smart to just sit around and wait to be eaten, or wait a few days before trying anything. Mistakes happen, you learn from them, and you play on.
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Originally Posted by Nerwen
I'd expect the wolves to be much less ready to jump on the nearest bandwagon than usual.
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If they did, that would be an amazing second Day... Wishful thinking, sorry.
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Originally Posted by Durelin
Her posts have been rather boring. I'm used to them being a bit more interesting.
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I know, but sorry dear I'm just not in my groove today or toDay. Finals week is nigh and I couldn't think a bit of wit to save my life. I'm trying though, to break off the tunnel vision of 'oh wow, I think I've seriously overestimated my abilities and schedule'.
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Originally Posted by Agan
Ka, because she's always evil.
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Oh pish, seriously as I've said before, that last game was pure luck. Look at me now, I have the memory of a vegetable.
As for you, I see you're acting your usual self, and no I'm not going to wholly trust you either. Even if you are family. I'm watching you too.
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Originally Posted by Agan
Quite honestly, I assume the wizards have played enough so that they have at least some kind of ideas about what the players are like.
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Okay, now that I can agree with you dear sister. If anything I doubt the wizards will invest too much of their time with depending on lists, and instead see how others are bandwagoning with them/reacting. Lists, as statistics are too easily subject to personal whim. A wolf or a gifted could use lists as easily as their wizards to get a point across.
Meaning, we need to remember that a gifted or a wolf is given a task of any sort, though how they reach them could be a number of ways. The wizards just want to see their goals met with as little loss or consequences.
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Originally Posted by Durelin
It's the phantom who's begging for attention. phantom to Evil Wizard...not much of a stretch.
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I thought
tp always wants attention?
I don't have much of a grounded suspicion on anyone yet, but
tp's personality doesn't strike me as an immediate suspicion for EW, let alone wolf. I'd rather be more concerned if he was having mutliple personalities in his posts, or acting extremely skitterish in his reasoning.
This is from only what I know of his nature outside of WW, since I believe this is the first time I've played a game with tp in it.
((Going to be gone for another hour or so, but back in time for the deadline. Sorry for the shoddy schedule and boring posts everyone.))