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Pffft. Noobs, 2 kids here. 
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Move to denmark. I had 13 weeks paid and my wife had 26 (atleast) paid.
socialist countries... something something... profit.
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Rule question:
No PMs? Can scum talk outside thread or what do you mean by no PMs?
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hey rayn: was monadel missing in last game? Or just its planned afk as scum team? =)
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it really throw me off. I thought he was really missing and thus not scum... But alas...
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Im in a meeting. Cant focus much...
what do do with the corruption counter thingy? Organize it so it doesn't go up or what do you think?
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Maybe due to no vote today?
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+ Show Spoiler +
The TL Mafia Database
The TL Mafia Database is a wealth of information, and has assisted players with their quest for victory in many games. Sadly, it is in a sorry state of disrepair. Weakening security protocols and new technology has enabled greater access, but more serious danger of Aperture Science infiltration. Without proper care, the database will destabilize with disastrous results.
Each night, a player, instead of performing any action they may have, may visit the database and target another player. You will recieve a clue about that player's role or the setup at large. You can choose to learn whether your target has a role that has been in a previous aperture game before, If your target has activated some part of their role, what modifiers, if any, are currently affecting your target, or what effect the next stage of corruption level will cause.
Because your connection to the database is unencrypted, Aperture Science will learn who you have targeted, but not the information you obtain. Other factions may be able to use the database in their own ways.
If no players visit the Database, it will continue to destabilize, causing the Corruption Counter to increase by 1. In addition, if too many people (half a majority of players alive - for example, 4 players with 12 players alive) visit the database, the corruption counter will increase by 1. At corruption levels of 1, 3, and 5, a special effect will occur that will modify the game in some way.
I think it would be nice to know what happens when the corruption counter increase. So maybe we could have 1 person check that and report back tomorrow. 4 people using this device (unless other, better, night actions available) does seem like a good strategy for us. The more info we have the easier it gets to find scum/third parties...
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On October 28 2020 21:12 Acrofales wrote:Show nested quote +On October 28 2020 21:09 Dirkzor wrote:+ Show Spoiler +
The TL Mafia Database
The TL Mafia Database is a wealth of information, and has assisted players with their quest for victory in many games. Sadly, it is in a sorry state of disrepair. Weakening security protocols and new technology has enabled greater access, but more serious danger of Aperture Science infiltration. Without proper care, the database will destabilize with disastrous results.
Each night, a player, instead of performing any action they may have, may visit the database and target another player. You will recieve a clue about that player's role or the setup at large. You can choose to learn whether your target has a role that has been in a previous aperture game before, If your target has activated some part of their role, what modifiers, if any, are currently affecting your target, or what effect the next stage of corruption level will cause.
Because your connection to the database is unencrypted, Aperture Science will learn who you have targeted, but not the information you obtain. Other factions may be able to use the database in their own ways.
If no players visit the Database, it will continue to destabilize, causing the Corruption Counter to increase by 1. In addition, if too many people (half a majority of players alive - for example, 4 players with 12 players alive) visit the database, the corruption counter will increase by 1. At corruption levels of 1, 3, and 5, a special effect will occur that will modify the game in some way.
I think it would be nice to know what happens when the corruption counter increase. So maybe we could have 1 person check that and report back tomorrow. 4 people using this device (unless other, better, night actions available) does seem like a good strategy for us. The more info we have the easier it gets to find scum/third parties... Wait. You *want* corruption to increase?!!!
Is it scummy to not read and understand setup?
I bolded a part in the spoiler. A person who uses the database can check what happens at the next corruption level. I want to know what that is. I might not be negative (i assume it is) but knowing is good.
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On October 28 2020 22:08 raynpelikoneet wrote:I am sorry, i am not calling you stupid Acrofales. I mainly never understand your train of thought and why you do the stuff you do and ask the questions you do, because to me most of the time they seem worthless and i dont understand how you can deduct any alignment indicative things from the answers. I mean like, you asked me if i am mafia or if i am a third faction. How on earth you think i am giving you any other answer than "no" regardless of my affiliation and how on earth that answer can tell you anything about my alignment? That's why i think the questions are stupid and i dont see a point in answering them. That's the only thing you have interacted with me. I dont genuinely have any reason to "avoid you" regardless of my alignment. I am basically just going to wait for more people to post, corruption counter is interesting. Especially to see what people want to do with it. It actually CAN tell something about someone's alignment. I mean like i think Dirkzor is town already.
Are you scum?
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On October 28 2020 22:01 Dirkzor wrote:Show nested quote +On October 28 2020 21:12 Acrofales wrote:On October 28 2020 21:09 Dirkzor wrote:+ Show Spoiler +
The TL Mafia Database
The TL Mafia Database is a wealth of information, and has assisted players with their quest for victory in many games. Sadly, it is in a sorry state of disrepair. Weakening security protocols and new technology has enabled greater access, but more serious danger of Aperture Science infiltration. Without proper care, the database will destabilize with disastrous results.
Each night, a player, instead of performing any action they may have, may visit the database and target another player. You will recieve a clue about that player's role or the setup at large. You can choose to learn whether your target has a role that has been in a previous aperture game before, If your target has activated some part of their role, what modifiers, if any, are currently affecting your target, or what effect the next stage of corruption level will cause.
Because your connection to the database is unencrypted, Aperture Science will learn who you have targeted, but not the information you obtain. Other factions may be able to use the database in their own ways.
If no players visit the Database, it will continue to destabilize, causing the Corruption Counter to increase by 1. In addition, if too many people (half a majority of players alive - for example, 4 players with 12 players alive) visit the database, the corruption counter will increase by 1. At corruption levels of 1, 3, and 5, a special effect will occur that will modify the game in some way.
I think it would be nice to know what happens when the corruption counter increase. So maybe we could have 1 person check that and report back tomorrow. 4 people using this device (unless other, better, night actions available) does seem like a good strategy for us. The more info we have the easier it gets to find scum/third parties... Wait. You *want* corruption to increase?!!! Is it scummy to not read and understand setup? I bolded a part in the spoiler. A person who uses the database can check what happens at the next corruption level. I want to know what that is. I might not be negative (i assume it is) but knowing is good.
I found the answer: Its not scummy
I want to send the maximum amount of people to the database without increasing the corruption. Today that would be 3. one of them should figure out what increasing the corruption does...
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I am not saying i would be easy figuring out who those 3 people should be. I dont even know if we can verify that they actually went. I'm saying in a townie world where everyone is happy sunflowers we would send 3 people to get as much information as possible.
If we can find a viable way to do that I would be for it. People can volunteer? And we take it from there. I assume that a lot have some sort of night action because of the wording in OP but i really dont have a clue.
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Btw meeting is over. Kids coming home in 30 min.So if you want something from me shoot now. (not shoot me now) Wont have much time later today due to kids and dinner guests.
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On October 28 2020 23:06 iamperfection wrote:Show nested quote +On October 28 2020 22:57 Dirkzor wrote:On October 28 2020 22:01 Dirkzor wrote:On October 28 2020 21:12 Acrofales wrote:On October 28 2020 21:09 Dirkzor wrote:+ Show Spoiler +
The TL Mafia Database
The TL Mafia Database is a wealth of information, and has assisted players with their quest for victory in many games. Sadly, it is in a sorry state of disrepair. Weakening security protocols and new technology has enabled greater access, but more serious danger of Aperture Science infiltration. Without proper care, the database will destabilize with disastrous results.
Each night, a player, instead of performing any action they may have, may visit the database and target another player. You will recieve a clue about that player's role or the setup at large. You can choose to learn whether your target has a role that has been in a previous aperture game before, If your target has activated some part of their role, what modifiers, if any, are currently affecting your target, or what effect the next stage of corruption level will cause.
Because your connection to the database is unencrypted, Aperture Science will learn who you have targeted, but not the information you obtain. Other factions may be able to use the database in their own ways.
If no players visit the Database, it will continue to destabilize, causing the Corruption Counter to increase by 1. In addition, if too many people (half a majority of players alive - for example, 4 players with 12 players alive) visit the database, the corruption counter will increase by 1. At corruption levels of 1, 3, and 5, a special effect will occur that will modify the game in some way.
What else is there to do at this point? Talk about how a giant smiley is indicating scum or town? Its also, imo, a way to get people talking to the point where we have something more relevant to talk about. But mostly im just curious. I the kind of guy who want to know... because... just because. (see question about Monadel from before game start.) Its a puzzle i can crack I think it would be nice to know what happens when the corruption counter increase. So maybe we could have 1 person check that and report back tomorrow. 4 people using this device (unless other, better, night actions available) does seem like a good strategy for us. The more info we have the easier it gets to find scum/third parties... Wait. You *want* corruption to increase?!!! Is it scummy to not read and understand setup? I bolded a part in the spoiler. A person who uses the database can check what happens at the next corruption level. I want to know what that is. I might not be negative (i assume it is) but knowing is good. I found the answer: Its not scummy I want to send the maximum amount of people to the database without increasing the corruption. Today that would be 3. one of them should figure out what increasing the corruption does... I find it strange you care so much about this? You think figuring out roles and setup will help solve game. I don't think it will help that much their are probably way to many hidden mechanics to coordinate successfuly. If anything discovering more about the setup will probably just help mafia.
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On October 28 2020 23:06 iamperfection wrote:Show nested quote +On October 28 2020 22:57 Dirkzor wrote:On October 28 2020 22:01 Dirkzor wrote:On October 28 2020 21:12 Acrofales wrote:On October 28 2020 21:09 Dirkzor wrote:+ Show Spoiler +
The TL Mafia Database
The TL Mafia Database is a wealth of information, and has assisted players with their quest for victory in many games. Sadly, it is in a sorry state of disrepair. Weakening security protocols and new technology has enabled greater access, but more serious danger of Aperture Science infiltration. Without proper care, the database will destabilize with disastrous results.
Each night, a player, instead of performing any action they may have, may visit the database and target another player. You will recieve a clue about that player's role or the setup at large. You can choose to learn whether your target has a role that has been in a previous aperture game before, If your target has activated some part of their role, what modifiers, if any, are currently affecting your target, or what effect the next stage of corruption level will cause.
Because your connection to the database is unencrypted, Aperture Science will learn who you have targeted, but not the information you obtain. Other factions may be able to use the database in their own ways.
If no players visit the Database, it will continue to destabilize, causing the Corruption Counter to increase by 1. In addition, if too many people (half a majority of players alive - for example, 4 players with 12 players alive) visit the database, the corruption counter will increase by 1. At corruption levels of 1, 3, and 5, a special effect will occur that will modify the game in some way.
I think it would be nice to know what happens when the corruption counter increase. So maybe we could have 1 person check that and report back tomorrow. 4 people using this device (unless other, better, night actions available) does seem like a good strategy for us. The more info we have the easier it gets to find scum/third parties... Wait. You *want* corruption to increase?!!! Is it scummy to not read and understand setup? I bolded a part in the spoiler. A person who uses the database can check what happens at the next corruption level. I want to know what that is. I might not be negative (i assume it is) but knowing is good. I found the answer: Its not scummy I want to send the maximum amount of people to the database without increasing the corruption. Today that would be 3. one of them should figure out what increasing the corruption does... I find it strange you care so much about this? You think figuring out roles and setup will help solve game. I don't think it will help that much their are probably way to many hidden mechanics to coordinate successfuly. If anything discovering more about the setup will probably just help mafia.
I wrote my reply inside the quote train somewhere... Here it is:
What else is there to do at this point? Talk about how a giant smiley is indicating scum or town? Its also, imo, a way to get people talking to the point where we have something more relevant to talk about.
But mostly im just curious. I the kind of guy who want to know... because... just because. (see question about Monadel from before game start.) Its a puzzle i can crack
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We can make a resistance game out of it. Someone nominates a 3p team and the rest vote if it goes or not.. Majority rules. Sounds fun!
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Okay quick post before I sleep from phone.
I thought rayn was pretty town in the beginning. Then he started to shit on the thread and basicly just post his every thought with no real goal. Also you totally have a tone and not a nice one. I had a town read on him last game (the mini, I was obs) and he was the same aggressive type. He was scum.
I think lamp is being to soft on his opinions and fold every time rayn push back.
I think hapa is being honest is his claim though I don't know why you would claim it as he did.
Shockeys first post was super weird and was a "hi im here. Don't mind me. I'm super town" sort of post. Also his whole send me to database just trust me is also weird. I have no clue
I think a acro is town. His deduction of my own initial posts are spot on with my thinking at the time.
Yamato I think is town. His first post have a similar entry to the game as my own so that aligns with my thoughts.
(Shit I'm on phone... can't do this no more.)
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Hey rayn. If you know shockey is town why did you call him scum several time??
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Since you don't read ill go to bed.
(Answer is no)
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