Star Wars: Fall of the Order [Concluded]

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Originally Posted by Renata

Why would an initiate have Force Breath?

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Force Breath was an Initiate-level ability in Sigurd's game, I believe.

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Originally Posted by Joooray

could someone again explain what Force Breath does, thanks.

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When there is a majority for a lynch, the victim is flushed out into the vast expanses of space; Force Breath allows them to survive this ordeal and return to the ship on one occasion. If there is a tie-vote then things progress to a duel instead.

I like Cute Wolf as a lynch option, I'd at least like to get him to come out of the woodwork and explain his cheap bandwagon vote with no explaination. So, vote:Cute Wolf

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Originally Posted by Psychonaut

I find he goes best with some sharp jarlsberg, crackers and some fortified port.

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:laugh4:

Vote: Joooray

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Originally Posted by Renata

Where did ATPG say that, Joooray?

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In the FAQ:
Active abilities are mostly your standard mafia-type powers like investigation, kill, protect, and so forth. Those are usually reserved for higher-ranked Jedi only, although there are a few low-level abilities given to certain lucky padawans and initiates.

Sometimes a Padawan or Initiate has innate abilities that go beyond their level, in fact most of them begin with an ability that is "ahead of their class" as a bonus. It softens the blow of being an Initiate or Padawan; getting one slightly more advanced power than they should otherwise have.

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Originally Posted by TinCow

You're voting for Andres because you think he didn't kill someone last night? That makes no sense at all.

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No, I said that I found it strange he'd be so open about being that loony and that I wanted to discuss if other were also thinking that is loonyness could translate into something dangerous when the game moves on.

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Originally Posted by Secura

When there is a majority for a lynch, the victim is flushed out into the vast expanses of space; Force Breath allows them to survive this ordeal and return to the ship on one occasion. If there is a tie-vote then things progress to a duel instead.

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Okay, I see and was it often a Sith power?

So is this bandwagon on DE directed at testing the ability or because it is associated with Sith? If the former, why not aim for a tie to have a least a chance of killing DE?
Were the ones that survived the lynch executed some other way or was it necessary to kill them during the night?

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Originally Posted by Rebel Jeb

Vote: Joooray

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Twice on the same day, you really don't like me, do you?! :laugh4:

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Originally Posted by God Emperor

What exactly is the reason behind the Diamondeye bandwagon? Why are you voting for him DiY?

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Not much reason really, the reality is simply that most if not all lynches at this point are going to be pretty much senseless unless someone really does something silly, and IMO I'd prefer a conclusive voting rather than to just leave it all up to ties and dueling.

I would surmise that we would feel very silly in retrospect if on a hypothetical occasion where the sith was tied with someone during voting and by chance managed to escape alive, conclusive voting is really what matters for me in this early game stage since there is essentially nothing concrete to go on, just suppositions.

Basically I just want a conclusive lynch, not ties which open the possibilities to sith in contention being saved inadvertently or purposefully, and it just so happens that Diamondeye is in the lead, and claiming a lynch survival ability which I'm not sure if it tallies with his claimed rank of Initiate (didn't play Sigurd's game). Moreover, if Diamondeye is telling the truth, then we have nothing to fear if he's a jedi because then he would survive, and we would obtain this particular piece of information, whatever the proceedings reveal.

In any case, the current scenario provides an opportunity for information gathering which IIRC was used pretty successfully to cross-reference facts in the previous Star Wars Game (Sigurd's)

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No, I said that I found it strange he'd be so open about being that loony and that I wanted to discuss if other were also thinking that is loonyness could translate into something dangerous when the game moves on.

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I think he's just having fun Joooray :tongue:

Besides, its highly entertaining :laugh4:

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Originally Posted by Secura

Force Breath was an Initiate-level ability in Sigurd's game, I believe.

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Padawan actually, not that that is particularly relevant to this game. But I note Joooray's quoting of the rules, and it does seem entirely consistent with DE's behavior that he could be one of those lucky players.

That means I should actually put the rest of his posts together to see if they're worth a vote without that data point; I'll do that in a bit.

unvote while this is pending.

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Originally Posted by Joooray

Okay, I see and was it often a Sith power?

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Anyone could get it; I don't remember if the Sith had a greater likelihood or not. They got more powers (more often) in general, of course. It became a bit of a pain toward the end, so I hope it's been limited in this game.

FOS @ D_E - for an initiate he sure knows a lot of force powers

Vote: Rebel Jeb his only post so far is a BW on Jooray.

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Originally Posted by Death is yonder

I think he's just having fun Joooray :tongue:

Besides, its highly entertaining :laugh4:

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I know he is having fun, and I find it also highly entertaining. I'm just wondering what kind of role would show up in the write up for mere entertaining purpose, that sounds a bit strange to me.

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Originally Posted by Joooray

No, I said that I found it strange he'd be so open about being that loony and that I wanted to discuss if other were also thinking that is loonyness could translate into something dangerous when the game moves on.

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The fact remains, Andres is claiming a role that is shown in the write-up not killing someone on a night when two other people were killed. Seems like a poor choice for a townie vote, and would serve only to get rid of a higher-priority target for the Sith. Besides, if you're that concerned about someone going anti-town later in the game based on their actions last night, Sasaki should be your vote, not Andres.

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Originally Posted by Renata

Anyone could get it; I don't remember if the Sith had a greater likelihood or not. They got more powers (more often) in general, of course. It became a bit of a pain toward the end, so I hope it's been limited in this game.

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I see, I'm just curious because it was said elsewhere that everybody that had (claimed?) that ability, was lynched, so I thought it implied some kind of guilt. Or was there another reasoning for that?

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Originally Posted by Joooray

I know he is having fun, and I find it also highly entertaining. I'm just wondering what kind of role would show up in the write up for mere entertaining purpose, that sounds a bit strange to me.

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I am Jedi Entertainer Muff'inm 'an slayer.

My abilities are not being able to kill, not having active or passive force powers, not having a lightsaber; but I do appear in the write-ups if I decide to do something.

Allthough the host refused to use my weapon of choice in the write-up: a green banana :bigcry: And he forgot the gigantic golden frie and the flying oiled submarine :brood:

Anyway, give me 5 good reasons for not lynching Diamondeye.

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Originally Posted by TinCow

The fact remains, Andres is claiming a role that is shown in the write-up not killing someone on a night when two other people were killed. Seems like a poor choice for a townie vote, and would serve only to get rid of a higher-priority target for the Sith. Besides, if you're that concerned about someone going anti-town later in the game based on their actions last night, Sasaki should be your vote, not Andres.

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Alright, I give you that he wouldn't be a very good lynch, but my vote was merely to get a discussion about this started. Sure I could have just stated my thoughts, but it seems underlying it with a vote puts more emphasis on it and gets more people to respond. As is proven this time again.

But I guess I achieved what I wanted. So Unvote; Vote:dcmort. I'm sorry buddy, but you were the 3rd on the bandwagon yesterday, blaming random.org doesn't convince me as you stayed with it even after it came apparent that Ras would be a front runner for the lynch.

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Originally Posted by Andres

Anyway, give me 5 good reasons for not lynching Diamondeye.

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I don't find the case against him particularly convincing, that's enough reason for me.
Also it seems there are already enough people in favour of this and so I might as well be the person thinking about different targets this time around.

Man, I'm almost ready to follow Andres to the end of the...ship?

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Originally Posted by Joooray

I don't find the case against him particularly convincing, that's enough reason for me.
Also it seems there are already enough people in favour of this and so I might as well be the person thinking about different targets this time around.

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That's only 2 reasons and the second one doesn't count, because you said the first was enough for you.

EDIT: ok, ok, enough of this silly nonsense. I can't expect you guys to blindly follow me.

The case against DiamondEye consists of several elements: thread behaviour, investigation results and gut feelings.

I hereby present you the case against DiamondEye:

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Ehm, sorry about that.

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Here it is:

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Okay, if you give me more flying piggies I might reconsider!

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Originally Posted by Renata

Why would an initiate have Force Breath? That's that part of the issue. And why claim to have it at all at the time he did? What effect, other than to dissuade the town from actually lynching him? As for anything else there may or may not be on Diamondeye -- do the work yourselves.

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Because it is an initiate ability, I think?

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Originally Posted by Secura

I like Cute Wolf as a lynch option, I'd at least like to get him to come out of the woodwork and explain his cheap bandwagon vote with no explaination. So, vote:Cute Wolf

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:bow:

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Originally Posted by Death is yonder

Not much reason really, the reality is simply that most if not all lynches at this point are going to be pretty much senseless unless someone really does something silly, and IMO I'd prefer a conclusive voting rather than to just leave it all up to ties and dueling.

I would surmise that we would feel very silly in retrospect if on a hypothetical occasion where the sith was tied with someone during voting and by chance managed to escape alive, conclusive voting is really what matters for me in this early game stage since there is essentially nothing concrete to go on, just suppositions.

Basically I just want a conclusive lynch, not ties which open the possibilities to sith in contention being saved inadvertently or purposefully, and it just so happens that Diamondeye is in the lead, and claiming a lynch survival ability which I'm not sure if it tallies with his claimed rank of Initiate (didn't play Sigurd's game). Moreover, if Diamondeye is telling the truth, then we have nothing to fear if he's a jedi because then he would survive, and we would obtain this particular piece of information, whatever the proceedings reveal.

In any case, the current scenario provides an opportunity for information gathering which IIRC was used pretty successfully to cross-reference facts in the previous Star Wars Game (Sigurd's)

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I can buy the information gathering, but if you want a conclusive lynch, why not vote for someone who won't survive it?

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Originally Posted by Renata

Anyone could get it; I don't remember if the Sith had a greater likelihood or not. They got more powers (more often) in general, of course. It became a bit of a pain toward the end, so I hope it's been limited in this game.

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It was even likelihood for all, if I recall correctly.

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Originally Posted by TinCow

The fact remains, Andres is claiming a role that is shown in the write-up not killing someone on a night when two other people were killed. Seems like a poor choice for a townie vote, and would serve only to get rid of a higher-priority target for the Sith. Besides, if you're that concerned about someone going anti-town later in the game based on their actions last night, Sasaki should be your vote, not Andres.

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Good points, Tincow. Keep up the good work :bow: you're among the sharpest players here - it's good to see you haven't descended to brainless bandwagoning.

Yah, last game basically all the sith had force breath, but quite a few innocents as well. Still, there is a big case against you.

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Originally Posted by Raskolnikov

Indeed, though it appears my killer partners suck at least as much as me in this business... :laugh4:

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Oh, I didn't mean scummy friends, just some special role who didn't really like our inhospitable lynch of you

Announcement:

I will be out for the remainder of the day. Round ends at 11:59:59 PM tonight Eastern time whether I am here to stop the round or not.

Also, past the deadline hour, kindly refrain from posting. If there's a mod around, lock it.

If you want a quick pace for this game, don't hesitate to send in your night actions early. I can't advance the game early unless every active ability sends in their orders, it's as important as the murders themselves.

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Originally Posted by Yaropolk

FOS @ D_E - for an initiate he sure knows a lot of force powers

Vote: Rebel Jeb his only post so far is a BW on Jooray.

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Two votes is a BW? I thought a BW was like 4 or 5 at least...

And I posted before that, just not on this day. Go look through the pages again. :P

Just don't extend it if they dont send in orders.

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Originally Posted by pevergreen

Just don't extend it if they dont send in orders.

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No extensions, under any circumstances, period.

But they do have 48 legal hours, plus this whole day, to send it in. There's really no excuse for not sending it in, in advance even. But everyone gets their full two days unless I have all orders and I can end it early.

aarrrg, what's with the terrible bandwagon on DE? HE CAN'T BE LYNCHED TODAY

Now we need a bandwagon on someone else, cause DE got like 8 votes.

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Originally Posted by classical_hero

This thread moves fast. So far ther e is not much conclusive proof of anyone's guilt or innocence, but I think that vote:Double A has some explaining to do.

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unvote, vote:classical hero

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Originally Posted by ByzantineKnight

wow... I totally thought there were 3 kills (or attempts) I must have been counting Sasaki's pwnage :laugh4:

Nope, I can't think of any... man.. I coulda sworn there were three sith attacks... but anyways...

So we're after the remaining sith lord with a kill a night and possibly an ability to recruit
as well as (or instead of) the kill

I'd say we're off to a good start

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Also fos:ByzKnight if it turns out there were 3 sith

fos: sasaki being mean

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Originally Posted by Sasaki Kojiro

Also fos:ByzKnight if it turns out there were 3 sith

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wait.. now there's 3 sith? how?

EDIT: I never said there were 3 sith, only 3 sith attacks :P read the post again

oh... I just caught the 'IF it turns out there were 3 sith' nevermind, please carry on

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I can buy the information gathering, but if you want a conclusive lynch, why not vote for someone who won't survive it?

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By conclusive I mean having a clear person in the lead for voting in the day phase :bow:

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Originally Posted by soup567

Wow LONG update. I lmao at the muffin man part.

And from the update it looks like the sith can get MOAR than one kill a night. That's not good.

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But typical.

Unnecessary statement of woe -- I have my eyes on you, soup.

Talking to DE, I'm not going to vote him today and my suspicions have lessened substantially. Significantly in his favor, despite the problems, is that he *is* really playing very loose and has been all along -- that's a town sign, even for him.

Not sure who I'll vote for yet instead, still pending.

vote classical hero!