Werewolf XXXII: The Lost Age - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Durelin · 04-27-2007, 12:17 PM

I think looking at the no/undeclared-voters is a waste of time. The vampires, unless they had absolutely no time at all, likely would have posted some kind of vote so they could avoid scrutiny, even if it was just a "random" one. They don't have to worry about who they vote for in the same sense as an innocent does because their votes don't count. As long as they stick some sort of inconspicuous vote in, it's no big deal at this point. Their vote doesn't actually count, and there's too many people for their vote to necessarily be picked out...not anymore than anyone else's vote, really.

Well, unless a vampire's already messed up. The person who looks right now like they're a vampire who's messed up with Shasta, but I'm not jumping on that quite yet.

I wish I had more time to go over the thread. Sorry, doing my best to keep up, but right now I haven't read enough to point out anyone in particular. Except - Sauce, you sound like Nogrod.

Durelin · 04-27-2007, 12:25 PM

Ooh, something just caught my eye. Double-posting because...I can? *shrugs*

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Originally Posted by xyzzy

Hmm... From post #149, I'm quite supicious of Rune. The wording seems to suggest secrecy. An innocent should never try to remain out of sight, and Rune seemed tio be saying he was doing just that.

So I will vote for Rune.

Yesterday, I voted before there was any real info, and I voted for Lommy.

He's voting for Rune for seeming secretive, and yet he didn't bother to tell anyone who he voted for yesterDay? Now, I completely understand if he didn't have time to post, but he said himself that he voted early. It seems we have a Hypocrites on our hands. Hypocrisy?! Duplicity?! Shocking.

04-27-2007, 12:17 PM	#1
Durelin Estelo dagnir, Melo ring Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 3,063	I think looking at the no/undeclared-voters is a waste of time. The vampires, unless they had absolutely no time at all, likely would have posted some kind of vote so they could avoid scrutiny, even if it was just a "random" one. They don't have to worry about who they vote for in the same sense as an innocent does because their votes don't count. As long as they stick some sort of inconspicuous vote in, it's no big deal at this point. Their vote doesn't actually count, and there's too many people for their vote to necessarily be picked out...not anymore than anyone else's vote, really. Well, unless a vampire's already messed up. The person who looks right now like they're a vampire who's messed up with Shasta, but I'm not jumping on that quite yet. I wish I had more time to go over the thread. Sorry, doing my best to keep up, but right now I haven't read enough to point out anyone in particular. Except - Sauce, you sound like Nogrod.