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That seems to be a bit of a leap in logic. I am guessing a dreamer is a fair name for the role we are looking at, but the abilities cannot be assumed to be so cut and past from a typical dreamer. The role is just to rare to assume it always behaves the same. We just need to play the game and see what shows up.jgordon1111 wrote:Good point BG, I missed it. So the list told him 3 names one of which is scum, all he has to do is figure out who before the scum find him. So we need to ask questions for him so he doesnt have to reveal himself.
Three confirmed players here. Remember to use this if it comes to a mass claim in the end.thinking of home, a lost love, a call to duty in a time of need
Commander9 wrote:Trust Edoc, as I know he's VERY good.
zimmah wrote:Mind like a brick.
I am not sure I would qualify it as a mis-direction, but I do agree that he hasn't put much substance of value into his posts.edocsil wrote: I am going to Vote JGordon
Most of his posts have referenced scene flavor rather then much in terms of the actual case. He didn't weigh in on Eagle until the NL case was well underway and has otherwise been flying real low under the radar. I also happen to think much of his flavor analysis is wrong and could be attempted misdirection. I am uncertain of that point.


/no.nàme wrote:mass prod confirmed.
amidoinitrite?
Commander9 wrote:Trust Edoc, as I know he's VERY good.
zimmah wrote:Mind like a brick.
Here are 2 links to a bunch of different types of roles, and are very useful in trying to figure some of the game mechanics for roles.jgordon1111 wrote:Not trying to fly under any radar Edoc,just learning a little caution from previous games, if I dont understand the situation I try not to jump to far. I.e, the dreamer never seen it before and thats why I missed the possible reference in the scene.
But my thought is if this role is correct it will be the one that needs to be protected.
And I think the best way is for them to stay in the background as much as possible. let others ask the questions.
Now having said that where can I reference what that role is, and what it does so I can understand what is going on.

Ideally, you would also have something to contribute to the discussion.nàme wrote:mass prod confirmed.
amidoinitrite?
and a "Siren" is in none of them. Maybe they altered the role so that they are a "Day Dreamer" of some kind?skillfusniper33 wrote:Here are 2 links to a bunch of different types of roles, and are very useful in trying to figure some of the game mechanics for roles.jgordon1111 wrote:Not trying to fly under any radar Edoc,just learning a little caution from previous games, if I dont understand the situation I try not to jump to far. I.e, the dreamer never seen it before and thats why I missed the possible reference in the scene.
But my thought is if this role is correct it will be the one that needs to be protected.
And I think the best way is for them to stay in the background as much as possible. let others ask the questions.
Now having said that where can I reference what that role is, and what it does so I can understand what is going on.
EpicMafia - Haven't used this one much
Mafiascum.net - Spent plenty of time looking this one over
Pointless conjecture.Iron Butterfly wrote:Do you think its safe to say that there is a high probability that at least one mafia voted to lynch Eagleblade?
I would put money on it.
Commander9 wrote:Trust Edoc, as I know he's VERY good.
zimmah wrote:Mind like a brick.
There is a difference between saying "a high probobility at least one" and saying one mafia voted. There could be one, two or three. Looking at who didnt vote would not work, as mafia would more then likely want a dead town then to sit out and do nothing.Leehar wrote:On that basis, wouldn't it also hold that at least 2 mafia didn't vote for eagle? Therefore perhaps that's a better route to start?
True, it is important to look at who has voted on which cases, but with so little information, it's probably not very informative right now.Iron Butterfly wrote:There is a difference between saying "a high probobility at least one" and saying one mafia voted. There could be one, two or three. Looking at who didnt vote would not work, as mafia would more then likely want a dead town then to sit out and do nothing.Leehar wrote:On that basis, wouldn't it also hold that at least 2 mafia didn't vote for eagle? Therefore perhaps that's a better route to start?
We are talking probobility. I am not a math expert here. The vote pattern does not prove anything oneway or another BUT I would certianly watch some who voted a lot closer.
And Edocil my conjecture is far from pointless.

If I picked 7 players at random I could say the exact same thing. So I guess I really don't see what can be drawn from that statement.Iron Butterfly wrote: And Edocsil my conjecture is far from pointless.
Commander9 wrote:Trust Edoc, as I know he's VERY good.
zimmah wrote:Mind like a brick.
edocsil wrote:If I picked 7 players at random I could say the exact same thing. So I guess I really don't see what can be drawn from that statement.Iron Butterfly wrote: And Edocsil my conjecture is far from pointless.
Ionno, the problem with eagle is that just about everyone who played with him has come away with a bad experience. So it could be that people just voted him regardless of what alignment the voters were.Iron Butterfly wrote:edocsil wrote:If I picked 7 players at random I could say the exact same thing. So I guess I really don't see what can be drawn from that statement.Iron Butterfly wrote: And Edocsil my conjecture is far from pointless.
There is a difference between picking 7 people at random and picking from a pool of players who may have a vested interest in eagleblade dieing.
It certianly is a stronger base to work from then what we have so far and makes more sense then tryng to figure out if "glowing words" and solitary figures means anything.
Take it or leave it.
