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melanora wrote:

IAmAMunchlax has been Modkilled.
IAmAMunchlax was the Fairy Princess.

Strange revelation.

I can't really draw up a nice conclusion over what happened.
Congratulations, for doing your possibly best for the game.

Cheers for the Town.

My eyes are bleeding from the obnoxious posts.

It is 2 AM on my timezone, and I have to digest all the information everyone has provided for a page. I'm still not convinced that OllyRenard is likely scum, due to the fact that people may not have provided enough loopholes that could tingle others' senses to raise suspicion onto the individual.

Ah, I may be wrong about the above statement. Allow me to somewhat comprehend the current events, then vehemently provide my own views of the current situation.

Speaking of your statement regarding my way of communicating, what is it about my lexicon that makes it more interesting if I were to be more loquacious on the day chat? It sounds somehow less tense, now that I do not have to alter my words in a way that the majority could comprehend in an easier manner.

Boy, I'm not even sure if I wrote my previous statements correctly without going awry. It's hard to fill your mind with productive thoughts once your body clock demands you to call it a day.

xUltiix wrote:pageget

Interesting cipher we have here.

A lot happened when I was away, ah.

I was about to post my current views, but the thread was locked temporarily earlier. I will have to wait for another time. Nonetheless, I'll show up my views, but first, that's a lot of replacements for this day. Now that there are more individuals whose FM knowledge is vast in NFM37, I feel a bit more pressured. Exonerate me for my minuscule amount of activity for the game.

Due to the influx of claims, interpretations, and views, I have been convinced that Wildraven could be a townie that might've been placed on a predicament, where the aforementioned player somewhat slipped, and made themselves sound a bit scummy. By this, I have decided to lift my vote from them.

/unvote

The process of hypoclaiming also drew my attention the the strategy. It does indeed sound like a feasible strategy in order to protect Town Investigative(s) from a potential kill for revealing the information they have gathered from the past nights, and will confirm their finds once they found an evil role if they die, whereas we could just backtrack all their posts, then use the information to the Town's advantage.

I just left for a day or so, then salt came pouring up. I don't see how destinycall and Wildraven are trying to cover each other up, however. Mind if you quote their posts up, for clarification?

It seems that people have already attempted to have their own interpretations of the other players' speech patterns, and their responses to specific instances. I have not yet performed an in-depth analysis of each player who, apparently had responded to the thread at least once. But so far, I have not seen anyone who have acted awry in the sense that they're trying to cover up their previous posts with such desperation.

TheCheddarCheese wrote:Yeah, I'm pretty sure making enemies is what you don't want to do on the first day..

True, true. It seems to be one of the most experimental stages of the game, whereas you have to familiarize yourself with the way others respond to different types of information.

Exonerate me for not participating actively on the game, as I have been doing a lot outside the forums and ToS lately. I guess I have to justify the reason I voted for Wildraven.

As the game started, I haven't acted that much, as I still have to make sure my first game doesn't really go all awry and bad. I decided to stay low first, try to detect speech patterns, and as far as the game went for now, it seemed that Wildraven had the most superfluous reaction when they was voted up by some of the players.

Ah, I see. I'll choose a player to vote on instead.
/vote Wildraven

Ah, such a serene discussion that will soon get more tense.
/vote no lynch