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I haven't double checked since the latest official count, but I have him ahead by one.
Official votecount (8 minutes until deadline):
5 - son of liberty (Capt. Kiwi, Adamus, Nautilu, Falc, esemesas)
3 - esemesas (Teep, k-59, THE_SPLIT)
2 - EUROO7 (Comm Cody, LightsShadows)
1 - Capt. Kiwi (Citizen1oo1)
1 - THE_SPLIT (trespoe)
1 - LightsShadows (EUROO7)
1 - k-59 (eidur)
1 - Nautilu (tonkatoy5)
nv: son of liberty
5 - son of liberty (Capt. Kiwi, Adamus, Nautilu, Falc, esemesas)
3 - esemesas (Teep, k-59, THE_SPLIT)
2 - EUROO7 (Comm Cody, LightsShadows)
1 - Capt. Kiwi (Citizen1oo1)
1 - THE_SPLIT (trespoe)
1 - LightsShadows (EUROO7)
1 - k-59 (eidur)
1 - Nautilu (tonkatoy5)
nv: son of liberty
Day 1
The permanently confused yet True Werewolf player calling it quits changed the mood among the remaining participants as the danger of the People who keep getting invites yet never show up ruining the game was suddenly very tangible. As such, a decision was made that suspicious players would be thrown out of the roster in order to get rid of the vile People who keep getting invites yet never show up.
In fact, the atmosphere was so unfriendly that, for some time, people were considering just ejecting half the players. In the end cooler heads prevailed however, and the participants ended up removing only one player: one of the new guys, to be exact the loud one. Turns out that one being a noob doesn't necessarily mean that he isn't right on track to be a True Werewolf player. Oh well, he was destined to die early anyway so no big loss.
As the policy of getting rid of players got off to a less than ideal start, one of the other True Werewolf players, already disheartened by never getting any interesting roles in the games, had had enough and chose to leave the game.
son of liberty the destined to die early loud noob (True Werewolf player) was lynched.
eidur the villager with absolutely no traits in his first 5 games of werewolf who hoped (Ed. Note: in vain) this 6th one had been a bit different and who hates GM conspiracies :/ was hunted.
The permanently confused yet True Werewolf player calling it quits changed the mood among the remaining participants as the danger of the People who keep getting invites yet never show up ruining the game was suddenly very tangible. As such, a decision was made that suspicious players would be thrown out of the roster in order to get rid of the vile People who keep getting invites yet never show up.
In fact, the atmosphere was so unfriendly that, for some time, people were considering just ejecting half the players. In the end cooler heads prevailed however, and the participants ended up removing only one player: one of the new guys, to be exact the loud one. Turns out that one being a noob doesn't necessarily mean that he isn't right on track to be a True Werewolf player. Oh well, he was destined to die early anyway so no big loss.
As the policy of getting rid of players got off to a less than ideal start, one of the other True Werewolf players, already disheartened by never getting any interesting roles in the games, had had enough and chose to leave the game.
son of liberty the destined to die early loud noob (True Werewolf player) was lynched.
eidur the villager with absolutely no traits in his first 5 games of werewolf who hoped (Ed. Note: in vain) this 6th one had been a bit different and who hates GM conspiracies :/ was hunted.
SoL didn't even show up to vote... A deserved death.
Now then, Adamus, you seemed reluctant to move away from SPLIT. Afraid someone else might get lynched?
Vote Adamus
Now then, Adamus, you seemed reluctant to move away from SPLIT. Afraid someone else might get lynched?
Vote Adamus
Thank you for sparin me the misery of being villager with absolutely no traits in his first 5 games of werewolf who hoped (Ed. Note: in vain) this 6th one had been a bit different and who hates GM conspiracies :/
Most of the time. The village gets one free two person tie without moving closer to parity, and it's advantageous to use it on the day before the day you think you're going to lose.
Vote Falc
his vote made it 4 on SoL. If someone had a packmate in the running..... he put it well out of reach at that point.
his vote made it 4 on SoL. If someone had a packmate in the running..... he put it well out of reach at that point.
This is me trying to perceive signs that someone is a wolf. If I am horribly wrong, I apologize.
Vote Nautilu
Vote Nautilu