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Of course, we also need to understand that if Shendet isn't Tox, and he doesn't show up today, we have no reason to believe he'll listen to our plans for tonight... And in this regard, focusing on specific players also has an advantage, as it clearly demonstrates that we've been noticed.Author
Okay, let's ban MedjersoN_HP for now based on the clue.
I missed the clue, by the way. I like the transition from the featherbed to Sardanapalus, and the connection to Assyria is also logical, but why the jump to the Judean kingdom? There are a million of these kingdoms/peoples besides the Judean one, and from the GM's perspective, it's unclear why we should transition from Judea to Assyria, rather than to Babylon, Rome, or something else.
Well, let Shizuo block Locken, and Shendet either blocks Tox or Arandor. If there's a third block in the newspaper, it means Tox is most likely peaceful. How does that sound?
Well, overall, it seems okay... Let's go with that for now.
I like the transition from Perin to Sardanapalus, and the connection to Assyria also makes sense, but to the Kingdom of Judah? Like, there are a million of these kingdoms/peoples besides the Kingdom of Judah, and from the GM's point of view, it's also unclear why the transition should be specifically from Judah to Assyria, and not to Babylon, Rome, or whatever.
Hmm, yes, I agree. I didn't read the article very carefully, I just used Ctrl+F3 to find this link and the context seemed normal. In the GM's path, the transition is more obvious, and the presence of a link back, even if not very obvious, could have been enough. Now I'll see if there are other paths to David from Assyria.
Well, judging by what Nefela has created in Nebka, it's not too long, it's fine. The only thing is that in her case, the GM's path is well-integrated, while in your case, it seems to be the other way around, so I'm not sure... Let's see what Medj has to say.
I wrote a post, but I wanted to wait because I thought the Master was calculating the negatives. But it turns out he is seriously hanging me.
Well alright, I'll publish what I wanted to say then.
Added after 1 minute Ple-Sen
Periny -> Sardanapalus -> Assyria -> Kingdom of Judah -> David -> Medj's avatar
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Fine, execute MedjersoN_HP for now based on the clue. If I don't find anything better.
You have some kind of double standards, Master. This is very strange. On the first day, you rejected someone's guess based on a clue (by Ple-Sen, by the way) because there were no transitions between Articles, and now you've written in bold based on such a Berber. There is no connection whatsoever between Assyria and the Kingdom of Judah. By that logic, one could link all of antiquity together.
If we look at Nephela's solution on the first night, it turns out Revan comes from the profile. Since you can't get from Perm Krai to a Ukrainian poet via wiki. And so what, I get David, then definitely the Kingdom of Judah, then hundreds of links from that article, somehow Assyria appeared (also a very General entity), from there a deeply specific ruler was taken, and from him a specific association in the form of periny. The fact that you are executing based on such a clue looks more like an attempt to see the reaction of other players. If that's the case, I have no questions for you.
My interpretation of the clue: Periny -> Sardanapalus (unambiguous association both ways) -> The Death of Sardanapalus, painting (one way there is a link via "meanings", the other is a direct link) -> Eugène Delacroix, author of the painting (unambiguous correspondence, the article about the author isn't that large and the painting is there both as an image and in the description)
But I haven't been able to link Eugène himself to anyone yet, nor his most famous painting.
В тихой однообразной жизни всегда так бывает: каждый отдельный день бесконечно долог, но месяцы и годы мчатся с непостижимой быстротой.
I wanted to offer you some flowers, but a crown would suit a princess like you much better
Смысл жизни в том, что жизнь на тебе не заканчивается
You have some double standards, Master. That's very strange.
No, regarding Ple-Sen's version, I agreed with Ment's criticism after reading the article more carefully. But I like my own version much more; the article about Judea frequently mentions Assyria, and then the transitions are clear.
However, I will also be looking at your version and other versions.
I thought we had decided that pillows weren't a clue. Or is it just Tox and I who doubt that and think otherwise?
Regarding the victim buried alive, I doubt that's a clue. Because it's easily interpreted as a description of an action. But if it were "a blonde buried alive," then I would agree that it's a clue.
And maybe we should still include in the plan somehow getting information about whether Shizuo blocked you, Ment, on the first night or not? Think about it, it's in your best interest to prove that you're a town member.
Added 2 minutes later And I was thinking, I still don't see any reason why Gumer is a town member. Cancel the Night Neutral Vote, execute Gumer.
I think it's a bit premature to openly discuss blocking strategies when three hostile factions are still active, and some of them have non-disclosure agreements that ignore these very blocking strategies. And determining things based on "psychology" in mana... well, that's not very reliable. With the same logic, it could turn out that the most active players are mana and are deliberately sending blockers away from themselves for the best non-disclosure agreements. And the next day, they'll start writing again that Inar wouldn't use the preparation spell a second time and definitely planted a bomb. You can take a risk, of course, but I don't know how it will affect the outcome.
But the pillow is generally at the beginning of the sentence. And the dialogue is the same as with the toys.