Bay 12 Games Forum

For Org, I didn't know if he was scum or town, but he was doing the usual "lolwut" stuff so I didn't really do anything about it.  He was town though.   

For BloodBeard, nothing I found of him was suspicious so I didn't vote for him.  The first vote I made was just a joke about the Phoenix Arena thing.  I was going to unvote when he posted, like I did.

Quote from: ToonyMan on August 07, 2009, 06:46:35 pm

I believe eduren and Vector are scum.  Thus leaving the rest town.

That's the opposite of what I wanted you to answer...

So you want me to tell you why I think everybody else is town?  That'll take about 10 or 20 minutes.  If you want.

ToonyMan just wants to be a warden

Yeah.   

Moderate Cultist. You believe in the Great Old Ones, but you do not support your extermist brethen's goal in summoning them using involuntary blood sacrifices. The Great Old Ones will only come when people willingly submit themselves. That can only be done through spreading the message peacefully.

You are part of the Cult, but your goal is to destroy the Cult from within. Once this happens, you win. You then leave the game, as you flee the area over to a more safe location where you can rebuild the Cult in a more 'moderate' fashion.

I don't know about that one...it's liked a controlled dopp right?

So nobody likes Cult then?  I haven't voted yet.

Just wanted to bump this and remind everybody how much fun IRC mafia is.

SCUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUM.


Yes, it's really fun.  I'll be up for it tonight if anyone is interested.

Did you search the stove and cupboard yet?  If not, I say search them.  There isn't all that much else I can think of on what to do besides trying to play the fiddle by the king and seeing his reaction.

I'll just look around the house for now.  I must watch out for the bottomless pits though.

>basically look around stuff




Everything else did a nothing special statement.

I was the one who made the bomb.

The program evolves with more plays.  Like I said before, by Round 2000 or so it should be almost balanced.

Quote from: ToonyMan on August 07, 2009, 10:48:24 am

If you were me (which means in my perspective) I wouldn't even bother until after college.  Anything before that is usually destine to fail.  Prove me wrong.

Okay, I know of several successful long-term relationships between people who are still going to college. At least one has resulted in marriage so far, and my girlfriend and I have been going out for over three years.

And if you never bother getting romantically involved until you're like 24 years old, you're going to have a hell of a lot of catching up to do in terms of still being naive and probably confused about a lot of things.

Thanks, the time bomb stopped at 0:34.