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I'll actually go you one better and postulate that there's only one mafia (robin) in the contest. I could get into the whole historiography of bow-and-arrow use, but suffice it to say that in the period in which Robin is traditionally depicted (late 12th century), bow use was a military and gentlemanly pursuit, requiring a great deal of skill and practice, whereas Robin's pack of Merry Men would most likely be using staves (hence the victims beaten to death at night) and have little if any proficiency with the bow. (btw, if I'm wrong about the history element, please let me know... college was a long time ago) And I know that the game isn't sticking to strict history (such as it is when it comes to a legendary figure like robin), but there has been some level of consistency.got tonkaed wrote:lol id have to agree with going against the idea of lynching all of the contestants...twould probably be disasterous to the town if there were even 4 tonwie shooters and 2 scum.Incandenza wrote: I like the 'if robin wins a person or two switches over to mafia' theory... of course, given the mask thing, it's possible that the winner won't reveal himself at all. The paranoid part of me wants to lynch every known archery contestant, but that prolly isn't the best way of going about things.
Did any one else find this odd? What exactly is IGS doing? Quitting?Aimless wrote:The Archery Contest - Interlude
"The fuchsia contestant, disappointed at his result, walked away from the list. Then, with a great flourish, he bowed to the crowd, again to the prince, and threw off his mask, revealing the face of none other than I GOT SERVED."
Alright. I'm still trying to wrap my head around how the contest works. Thanks.I GOT SERVED wrote:I didn't quit the contest. What I did was purposely miss one shot, then properly aim for the other two.
But what happened was I got eliminated, because my other 2 shots just missed the bulls-eye.
I didn't not quit.
Are you in the tournament too?got tonkaed wrote:Essentially, individuals pick a color (thats the color of their mask)
Then, they have to tell whether they would like their shots to hit or miss (you choose an action for each shot)
that was IGS flaw....he choose to miss one of his shots, and that was enough to have him lose this round.
Well... I'm assuming that Robin is in the contest, so the more people that reveal themselves the better chance we have of catching him. So, unless you're Robin, you'd be helping the town by revealing yourself.got tonkaed wrote:im not sure thats safe evidence to give away yet.
Like ive mentioned, everyone in the tournament has the option to reveal their identity if they choose to. If i feel its in my and the towns best interest to do so, i will.
Ditto to the skill level.
But you could always lie about your skill. That's why I'm not pressing for everyone to revel it. It's like asking for a mass-claim.AK_iceman wrote:Well... I'm assuming that Robin is in the contest, so the more people that reveal themselves the better chance we have of catching him. So, unless you're Robin, you'd be helping the town by revealing yourself.got tonkaed wrote:im not sure thats safe evidence to give away yet.
Like ive mentioned, everyone in the tournament has the option to reveal their identity if they choose to. If i feel its in my and the towns best interest to do so, i will.
Ditto to the skill level.
I GOT SERVED wrote:Well, I'm already out, and I was about to get revealed by Aimless. That being said Aegnor was spot on, because the only special thing I had was an archery skill of 3.Aegnor wrote:Now this is only a theory of course, I suppose that Aimless could have made a Townie Bowman role who has no special actions other than having an archery skill.
I think we should wait another round or two before revealing the masks.
But the theory of Robin hood winning is very slim, because there was an option of missing a shot on purpose (which I foolishly did).
I also propose that we wait a round or two before revealing anything.