See? I knew that this wouldn't work out and you guys didn't believe me, but look, I still died anyways with Dutch and Tran still alive and probably with protection groups on them for the night.
Great job guys, really. If you guys don't kill Dutch/Tran tonight or lynch them tomorrow, shame on you all
Edit: I really don't want to go into the specifics, but guys know that there are more mafia still around than everyone may think or things may appear.
02-20-2008, 09:11
Andres
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Quote:
Originally Posted by Xdeathfire
I really don't want to go into the specifics, but guys know that there are more mafia still around than everyone may think or things may appear.
Lies!
There is only one mafioso left in this game: Dutch_guy. There is a-b-s-o-l-u-t-e-l-y no need to focus on other mafiosi. Sasaki, Louis and Craterus are all, each single one of them I-N-N-O-C-E-N-T Dons. They won't cause the town any harm and they won't grow more and more powerful while you are focusing on the last of the mafiosi, my favourite partner in crime Dutch_guy.
The town is doing great :2thumbsup: Mid-game and only one mafioso left.
02-20-2008, 10:42
Sarathos
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Wow, i got a double vote. I still don't know how that happened but....
Quote:
Originally Posted by Andres
The town is doing great Mid-game and only one mafioso left.
But since there is only one mafioso left, everyone will be forming vigilante groups and trying to kill that one person. This will probably lead to the rise of some new mafia families, if that is possibly.
02-20-2008, 11:37
LittleGrizzly
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
But since there is only one mafioso left
I think that was sarcasm... im pretty sure we've taken only one mafia family out... 4 to go ?
EDIT: Im pretty sure we've almost! taken 1 mafia family out...
02-20-2008, 15:31
Seamus Fermanagh
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Night 6 is concluded, no further PMs accepted. Write up to follow. Probable voting/selection deadline for d7 is 1100 EST 21 Feb.
02-20-2008, 15:54
LittleGrizzly
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
i think everyone should just vote dutch guy, once he's gone (and people start ignoring andres dodgy counts) voting should be a lot easier
Vote Dutch_Guy
Select LittleGrizzly
02-20-2008, 15:59
Andres
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Quote:
Originally Posted by LittleGrizzly
Vote Dutch_Guy
Select LittleGrizzly
The write-up of the previous night hasn't been posted yet. How do you know you and Dutch are still alive?
You want the town to start voting and selecting, making tallies with people who might be dead, letting possible dead people vote?
Talking about a brilliant tactic to mess up a tally.
Suspicious... Very suspicious behaviour LittleGrizzly :inquisitive:
02-20-2008, 16:09
LittleGrizzly
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
The write-up of the previous night hasn't been posted yet. How do you know you and Dutch are still alive?
umm... assumption ?
You want the town to start voting and selecting, making tallies with people who might be dead, letting possible dead people vote?
Talking about a brilliant tactic to mess up a tally.
Suspicious... Very suspicious behaviour LittleGrizzly
well if everyone goes along with my vote dutch idea we wouldn't have any tally worrys anyway, and my vote to select myself probably wont count, but we should probably be careful of this Grizz guy something about him...
02-20-2008, 16:11
Drisos
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
As long as you keep writing nonsense Andres, I will keep writing this:
* Do not(!) listen to Andres!
02-20-2008, 16:17
Andres
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Quote:
Originally Posted by Drisos
As long as you keep writing nonsense Andres, I will keep writing this:
* Do not(!) listen to Andres!
Put it in your sig. It's easier then having to type it in every post you make.
But you're right, don't listen to me. You guys should start voting and selecting right away. No need to wait for the results of last night.
:horn:
:director: Everybody who assumes that he survived the day: start voting !!
02-20-2008, 19:06
Seamus Fermanagh
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
"There’s a somebody I’m longin’ to see
I hope that he, turns out to be
Someone who’ll watch over me…
Won’t you tell him please to put on some speed
Follow my lead, oh, how I need
Someone to watch over me
Someone to watch over me"
-- George Gershwin (singer: Ella Fitzgerald)
Summary, Night Six
Proletariatwas headed for the market. Changing apartments – she’d picked a building with a private security force this time – meant that she’d need groceries. Fortunately for her, the market she preferred was open late and situated on a busy thoroughfare with plenty of people around. Shipments in were a problem now, but Mr. Konstantinos would have the good stuff – kalamatas, feta, humus – if anyone did.
As she browsed through produce amid a small crowd of shoppers, she heard something from the side door to the store – the one leading to the storage cellar dumbwaiter and the restrooms.
<<evil laughter?>>
Cliché’d or not, she couldn’t leave a potential threat behind her. She pulled her revolver – if there was a person from the Committee who went unarmed these days, she hadn’t noticed – and went gently to the side door, one of those wide swinging types that went both directions. She eased through the door, revolver in front, “clearing” each side of the hallway in front of her. To the right, only a step away, was the empty dumbwaiter. She turned left, facing the longer arm of this side hallway the one leading toward the small restrooms. She cautiously edged forward.
The attack came from behind. A chloroformed cloth in a gloved – surgically gloved – hand was flung across her face and a syringe glinted in the light streaming in from the produce section. Prole’ turned to fight but was already woozy as she tried to break the powerful grip of her assailant.
A second masked figure broke out of the bathroom and jumped into the fight, knocking the syringe-armed assailant back into the dumbwaiter. Proletariat dropped to her knees, losing her weapon, struggling to hold on to consciousness. The fight was impressive. Prole’s attacker was powerful, and though he’d lost the syringe – which shattered and broke leaving a lethal dosage of morphine on the tiled floor – he was not only defending himself well, but slashing with a scalpel at Proletariat’s rescuer, who was trying in vain to get his weapon clear without getting cut apart.
Neither man seemed to gain the upper hand in this struggle, but witnesses in the produce section were screaming and now police sirens could be heard in the distance. Snarling, the syringe attacker grabbed Proletariat’s rescuer and flung him bodily away and straight at Proletariat. She went down and out from that hit, her rescuer scrambling to regain his feet. The assailant leapt into the large dumbwaiter, slashed the cord with his blade and dropped into the cellar to make an escape through the access doors. Proletariat’s rescuer exited the scene as well. Nobody – including Proletariat – got a chance to identify those involved. Proletariat decided to skip dinner.
Lt. Pinardwas wary and well-armed – Fatlington was no longer safe and anyone with half a brain knew it. So, when the gunman broke from the shadows of the storefront half a block ahead – the shape of a BAR was unmistakable to anyone who’d served as a footsoldier as had Pinard – he’d quickly broken toward the alley he’d been nearest.
Pinard intended to stay a step ahead, so only a step inside he quickly glanced to see that the alley was clear and that no one was on the fire escape above his head. He quickly got behind the small trash dumpster and prepared to fire from cover at his attacker. The BAR man took cover behind a car parked at the curb opposite the alley. Both men knew where the other was and both were well aware of what was likely to happen to the first person who broke cover. The BAR man gave a thumbs up.
Once again, getting your opponent to move of his own accord precisely where it will do you the most good proved the means to an end. Triggered by a hidden accomplice, the plastic explosives – some people can get anything at a GI surplus store – turned most of the side of the dumpster next to Pinard into jagged metal shrapnel and turned Pinard into something resembling hamburger. A perfect yellow rose – a just-opened bud – was placed on Pinard’s mangled corpse.
Crazed Rabbit was cautious, but not particularly worried. He hadn’t drawn anybody’s attention – just gone quietly about his work. So he was surprised when the gunfire erupted as he exited the pool-hall where he’d had dinner – the place was a pit, but the chili was excellent – but not too surprised to slam back through the door and seek cover. Glancing out – from solid cover – at the lone gunman, he could see his would-be killer’s perplexed body language. The shooter broke away at a run and disappeared into the darkness. All Rabbit found after the gunmen left were some empty submachine gun casings and a single, broken-stemmed white rose.
Kagemusha, sitting in a restaurant across town, came face to face with his own mortality at more or less the same exact moment. He was ordering a third martini when a pair of gunmen burst out of the kitchen door, knocking over a single trench-coated man who’d been barring their path. Both men leveled their heavy pistols and made a bee-line for his table. Kage stood to run, knowing it would be too late…
As the shooters opened fire though, a secretive waiter managed to a) push the sommelier between the shooters and Kagemusha and b) lob a tray of perfectly seasoned pasta dishes at the two gunmen. The shots would probably have missed Kagemusha, since they were aimed behind him, as though expecting him to be backing away from some other threat. They didn’t miss the surprised sommelier. He caught all 4 rounds in the torso and hit the floor dying. The pasta, however, was right on target, covering the face of one gunman with hot sauce and a plate knocking the gun from the other’s hand. Both took off in the ensuing confusion, as did the secretive waiter and the fellow who’d tried to block the kitchen entrance. Kagemusha did not finish dinner.
FactionHeirwas upset and stalking home in a huff. He was completely unprepared when the assailant – clad in a close-helm and a white hauberk emblazoned with a red crusader cross, but armed with a very modern shotgun – leapt out from behind a parked car in front of him.
The red crusader’s first shot missed, as FactionHeir began to react, bringing his own weapon out. The second shot caught FactionHeir in the belly – fortunately covered by the bulletproof vest FH had taken to wearing – and drove him backward. FactionHeir, half stunned, still managed to get off a couple of shots at the knight as the latter broke the shotgun to reload. Down went the crusader under the hammering of FactionHeir’s well-placed shots. FH paused and went down on one knee, gasping for breath.
A heavy shot shattered FH’s hand and knocked the pistol clear as a quartet of figures stepped out of several “hides.” Each was clad in a visored helm and a white hauberk sporting the black cross of a crusader.
“Armored, of course,” said one of the knights as his .45 put a round into FactionHeir’s knee. FactionHeir collapsed.
“Undoubtedly,” said another muffled voice as he double-tapped FH’s other leg. FactionHeir was bleeding profusely and moaning from the pain.
“But no helmet,” said a third as he put a round through FH’s temple, splattering brains and gore on the pavement in a short arc. “Remember, proper headgear at all times, lads.”
“What about ‘Red,’ asked the fourth black cross? It was his shot that had disarmed Factionheir – nearly literally. “He’s probably armored too, so aside from some sore ribs he’ll be up and going in a couple of minutes. Should we…”
“Never mind,” said the head-shooter. “He’s served his purpose.”
The crusaders faded into the night. “Red” managed to wake up and crawl out of sight before Fermanagh’s cops arrived to stand around, look important, and munch a few doughnuts until the coroner’s team showed up.
The guardian looked out under the broad brim of his hat at his charge.Louis VI the Fat strode with confidence just a few steps ahead, head up and steps crisp – the air of a man who knew his place in the scheme of things and was happy with that role. The guardian nodded, everything in place. One walking lead, himself, and a third ensuring that neither of the two close in guards could be….
The sharp crack of the pommel of the blade on his temple sent the tail-guard into the arms of Morpheus before his synapses had done more than announce they’d been hit. And now a new figure strode just a few steps behind Louis.
A few steps in front of Louis, the lead guard fell victim to an ancient trick. When a man in front of him tossed a loaded automatic softly to him, the lead guard simply caught it – with both hands. A second figure pistol whipped the lead guard into oblivion and turned toward Louis as the person who’d tossed the automatic pulled a matching pistol from a trench coat pocket and joined his companion. The other passersby began to scatter.
Louis had come to an abrupt halt at the commotion in front of him, but had only just begun to react when the two gunmen in front leveled their weapons to shoot him. At that same moment – a moment that moves liquidly for the participants with the freeze frame slowness you perceive in a car wreck or some other crisis – the figure behind Louis grasped his chin from behind and pulled his face to the left.
With time still swimming through molasses, Louis started to shout as the man at his back plunged a stiletto precisely through the small opening between neck vertebrae and skull he’d created by turning Louis’ head, and the gunmen’s shots crashed into Louis in the lower abdomen and just above his right temple – both shots aimed where body armor would not cover. All three attacks would have been either immediately or eventually lethal. It would be impossible to discern which had taken his life.
Staggered back by Louis’ convulsing body, the stiletto assassin dropped the corpse in a heap on the sidewalk and reached for the gun in his own coat pocket. With the passersby scattering, the six created an odd tableau. Two with aching heads would wake, while one with a shattered head would never do so. Across this last, one masked gunmen stared at two more – and neither side moved a muscle. Neither had expected the other’s arrival but all had profited from the unexpected cooperation.
Finally, by unspoken agreement, the lone killer knelt, dropped a playing card on the corpse and backed away, fading into the darkness. The pair paused only a moment more, and then left a calling card of their own before departing in turn.
When the police arrived, all that remained was the remains of Louis VI the Fat, with a small pair of pink ballet slippers placed in 5th position on the top of his battered skull and next to them a King of Hearts with the word “traitor” printed neatly on the back of the card. The first officer on the scene – a rookie new to Fatlington – promptly vomited on the whole thing.
Craterusknew enough not to take an elevator. Unfortunately, his apartment was on the top floor of the 6th floor building, and it made his trip upstairs a royal pain. Still, better a little discomfort than dying like a trapped rat in a convenient elevator. Despite his innate caution, he wasn’t ready for the two assailants who burst from the door of a 5th floor apartment just as he reached the top of the steps. Neither went for a weapon, but both went for his legs, quickly upending him over the railing to plummet 5 floors.
Both stood to watch as Craterus fell, but to their stunned disbelief he did not arrive at the bottom with a thud. As he fell, a bed stacked with extra blankets rolled under him at the bottom of the long stairwell to cushion and absorb the fall. Craterus bounced off the bed only to be caught by a pair of hands reaching out to him and pulling him aside. There would be no chance of a successful “second effort” by the pair above.
With footsteps hammering up the stairs from below, both would-be killers ran ahead of them up the stairs, out onto the roof, and then off across the dark rooftops into the comforting invisibility of a dark night.
Forajaxfetish, then end came all too quickly. He’d made it back to his apartment easily enough, put all the locks in place, took off his shoulder holster and was just leaning toward the radio for some music – he wasn’t prepared to spend for a TV yet, too darned expensive and only a couple hours of programs each week -- when it happened. His bedroom wall seemed to explode outward in a rain of plaster and lathe-board – but the explosion was the result of numerous rounds of .45 caliber ammunition courtesy of a couple of tommy guns firing through the wall of his bedroom and into the living room.
His radio and a side table blocked some of the shots, but both shooters had the 100 round drums and neither was worried about saving the barrels. Ajax was down and bleeding from a half dozen wounds in his legs and torso when both gunmen stepped into the living room and – after loading a fresh drum each – finished their work. A piece of parchment with the legend “il destino è inesorabile” neatly printed on it in Gothic script.
Morning Briefing, Day Seven
“…and that sums up last night,” finished Commissioner Fermanagh.
“As to our post-mortem results, we’ve come up with this information. Fahad I, Killfr3nzy, Sapi, and Xiahou were all clearly townies with no information linking them to the mobs or to criminal activity in general.”
Fermanagh smiled.
“But we did eliminate some of the scum too. Kommodus was a Mafia Luca – one of their special protection thugs, and Omanes Alexandrapolites was a DON! One of those viscious criminal kingpins is dead, Dead, DEAD! This is a real victory for Fatlington. So much so that I’m not gonna worry too much about tracking down whichever vigilante took Kommodus out.”
Fermanagh paused.
“It’s harder to be sure about the others on the list, but we’ve developed what we can. GeneralHankerchief and x-dANGEr were both criminals – WiseGuys – though we can’t really be sure how active either one was. Moros too registered as a Wiseguy with our sources, but there was something fishy there as well. We found a train/boat ticket to Havana hidden in the tank of his toilet as well as some kind of “brag” book featuring pictures of dead individuals with code words scrawled on the pictures – “Fauchard, Glaive….We’re just not sure what to make of it. I have a sneaking suspicion, however, that we’re better off without him.”
So saying, Fermanagh turned the meeting over to JimBob, who reiterated the procedure for this evening’s lynch vote and director selection. Fatlington continued to bake in the hot sun.
OOC
1. Voting and Director Selection for Day Seven will now commence. Deadline will be 1300 EST 21 Feb 08 (1800 GMT).
2. Investigation Results and Promotions as soon as possible.
3. List of Players and Events
Still Alive: (45) Alexander the Pretty Good, Big King Sanctaphrax, Brave Sir Robin, Caeser the III, Caius, Charge, CountArach, Cowhead418, Craterus, Crazed Rabbit, Draco Leman, Dutch guy, Elite Ferret, Evil_Maniac from Mars, gibsonsg91921, Haudegen, Hiji, Husar, Ichigo, Ironside, JimBob, Joe Monks, johnhughthom, Jubal_Barca, Kagemusha, KukriKhan, Leet Erikson, LittleGrizzly, Makanyane, Myrrdraal, Northnovas, norwegian nerd, Proletariat, Roadkill, Sarathos, Sasaki Kojiro, scottishranger, shlin28, Sigurd Fafnesbane, TinCow, Tran, TruePraetorian, Twilightblade, Warluster, Xdeathfire, Xehh II.
Murdered: (21) Drisos (N1), Lord Winter (N2), Beefy187 (N3), Glenn (N3), Pannonian (N3), taka (N3), The Stranger (N3), Zorg (N3), GeneralHankerchief (N4), Kommodus (N4), Moros (N4), Xiahou (N4), Chimpyang (N5), Kamikhaan (N5), Motep (N5), Rythmic, (N5), woad&fangs (N5), ajaxfetish (N6), FactionHeir (N6), Lt. Pinard (N6), Louis VI the Fat (N6)
Lynched: (6) pevergreen (D2), Hannibalbarca (D3), Tiberius of the Drake (D3), Omanes Alexandrapolites (D4), Andres (D5), Xdeathfire (D6)
Removed from Play: (7) Fahad I (D4), Killfr3nzy (D4), x-dANGEr (D4), Sapi (N4), Warmaster Horus (N5), Rob_the_Celt (N5), molonthegreat (N5)
4. Note: More inactives will be leaving us shortly.
02-20-2008, 19:18
shlin28
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Vote Leet Ericksson
He, I and Husar supposed protected Louis, one of us is a traitor, and its not me, so it has to be him or Husar.
02-20-2008, 19:24
Caius
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
I invite you to burn Dutch_guy today!
02-20-2008, 19:25
Caius
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Gah! Forgot to vote.
Vote:Dutch_Guy. Die die die die die!
02-20-2008, 19:29
shlin28
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
I screwed up, messed up order, so I didnt protect Louis :embarassed:
Unvote Leet
02-20-2008, 19:30
Louis VI the Fat
Re : Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
No, vote the don first, Crazed Rabbit.
The trap worked perfectly, but I had hoped my protection group would've shown up. :shame:
02-20-2008, 19:33
Sasaki Kojiro
Re: Re : Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Vote:Dutch Guy
Night turned out ok. Kommodus being luca is bonus, and moros as well.
Selecet:Jimbob this is the day for it right?
02-20-2008, 19:52
Louis VI the Fat
Re : Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Note to self: don't make irritated posts after you've died, Louis. :smash:
02-20-2008, 19:54
Craterus
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
What's the case against CR? I don't think I understand.
For now, vote: Dutch_guy, he'll only get cockier the longer he's left alive.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dutch_guy
Well, you could always try a double lynch.
While you're at it, maybe even a tripple lynch. It's bound to work if you put your mind to it :laugh4:
:balloon2:
02-20-2008, 20:06
Myrddraal
Re: Re : Capo de Tutti Capi - II
I must have missed something. Why is CR a Don Louis?
02-20-2008, 20:27
Andres
Re: Re : Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Quote:
Originally Posted by Myrddraal
I must have missed something. Why is CR a Don Louis?
Louis VI the Fat is dead.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Rules
Dead players may not quote from a PM unless that PM has been posted in the public thread by a living player. Dead players may not reveal, recount or allude to their previous night actions (or results thereof in the case of investigations) publicly or privately – even to confirm a previously made public or private reveal. Remember, even if dead you can still score well provided your “side” achieves victory. Your participation must be circumspect, but your continued participation IS encouraged.
EDIT: Revenge is sweet...
Quote:
Originally Posted by Seamus Fermanagh
Finally, by unspoken agreement, the lone killer knelt, dropped a playing card on the corpse and backed away, fading into the darkness. The pair paused only a moment more, and then left a calling card of their own before departing in turn.
When the police arrived, all that remained was the remains of Louis VI the Fat, with a small pair of pink ballet slippers placed in 5th position on the top of his battered skull and next to them a King of Hearts with the word “traitor” printed neatly on the back of the card. The first officer on the scene – a rookie new to Fatlington – promptly vomited on the whole thing.
02-20-2008, 20:31
Louis VI the Fat
Re : Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Note to self: don't make irritated posts after you've been killed, Louis. :smash:
02-20-2008, 20:39
TinCow
Re: Re : Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Quote:
Originally Posted by Louis VI the Fat
I am, however, infinitely furiated that this is now the third time somebody in a townie protection group fails to send in their orders, or the correct orders, or the correct orders in time. I can't work like this. I was *this* bloody close to finding out who else is involved with this family.
Ironic that you would end this way, after your own actions resulted in the protection failure that let Glenn die. It seems somehow fitting.
02-20-2008, 20:43
Dutch_guy
Re: Re : Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Quote:
Originally Posted by TinCow
Ironic that you would end this way, after your own actions resulted in the protection failure that let Glenn die. It seems somehow fitting.
Nah, the real irony of this all is that I actually managed to outlive Louis.
:balloon2:
02-20-2008, 20:44
Louis VI the Fat
Re : Capo de Tutti Capi - II
No posting irritated posts after you've died, Louis.
02-20-2008, 20:45
Makanyane
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Vote:Dutch Guy
finally this time lets get that out of the way :wall:
(still attempting to understand rest of stuff, but if we don't lynch DG we'll risk the double lynch saga again, and again.....)
02-20-2008, 20:46
CountArach
Re: Re : Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Vote: Dutch_Guy as was agreed yesterday.
Now I wonder - can we trust Kommodus? Obviously he won't tell us the truth about anyone in his family, but what about the other families? Can we trust him to try to prevent a town victory or to try to prevent another famiy's victory? At the very least, we know he is out of the way now.
02-20-2008, 20:54
Kagemusha
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
I would like to hear more about the status of CR. Can someone aligned with Louis give some light to the issue? Also Vote: Dutch Guy
02-20-2008, 20:56
Andres
Re: Re : Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Quote:
Originally Posted by Louis VI the Fat
Thanks for revelling in the death of a townie, TinCow. Teamplayer, much?
A townie ? :inquisitive:
:laugh4:
02-20-2008, 20:58
Tratorix
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Vote: Dutch_Guy
Die.
02-20-2008, 21:09
GeneralHankerchief
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
...and yet, Proletariat is once again protected by a lone figure.
How many attacks did we have last night? 8? 9? 10?
Not much of them were vigilantes. It seems like you guys have A LOT of mafiosi to catch, yet you keep focusing on the lonely survivor of the Stracci family, allowing everybody to make short posts, without much reasoning.
You have the work behind the scenes, but you also, always, need to generate discussion, force people to think before they post, which gives you something to analyse so that you can detect scum.
With a simple Dutch vote, without explanation you are a) being lazy and missing opportunities to generate mafia detecting discussion b) offering the perfect cover for lurking mafiosi to make that one WoG-avoiding post.
:shrug:
02-20-2008, 21:29
GeneralHankerchief
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Also, now that it has, in fact, been confirmed that I am pro-town...
Everyone look at me!!!
Dutch deserves lynching, yes. But he's a dead duck. There weren't any ballet slipper kills last night. There are more people that need more attention pressed on them.
If you lynch Dutch_guy, you give the rest of the mafia a free pass for the day, and then they get to kill a dozen more people tomorrow!
It's time to tell yourself that you need to get down and do the hard part now. And that's finding out who the people in the other families are, not just finishing off one person and giving everybody else the day off.
02-20-2008, 21:29
Lt. Pinard
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
O MAN I died!! That sux!
Why the hell would any mafia target me? Its not like I was making myself know.
hmmmm
I wonder if it was that thing I wasn't suppose to talk about......
Now that I'm dead I cant talk about it at all!
02-20-2008, 21:30
Lt. Pinard
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
there was a slipper kill
02-20-2008, 21:33
Tratorix
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Quote:
Originally Posted by Night Write Up
When the police arrived, all that remained was the remains of Louis VI the Fat, with a small pair of pink ballet slippers placed in 5th position on the top of his battered skull and next to them a King of Hearts with the word “traitor” printed neatly on the back of the card.
There was one slipper kill last night.
02-20-2008, 21:36
GeneralHankerchief
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
:oops:
So I suppose that Dutch was the lone killer then.
My previous comments about this bandwagon still stand, however.
02-20-2008, 21:38
Andres
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
The hit on Louis was in fact a combined effort of the Mafia families, done at the request of the Stracci's, who are without resources (do you really expect wiseguys joining an already dead family?).
Let this be a warning to all wannabe traitors :brood:
I am grateful to my mafia brethren, and to Don Corleone in particular. You guys may think of him as scum, but Don Corleone is in fact an honorable man who deserves proper respect :bow:
02-20-2008, 21:54
Sasaki Kojiro
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
I don't see why people keep attacking prole unless they believe she's being protected by a doctor and not her luca. It's strange.
Kukri I believe is guilty.
Dutch guy has to go today to cripple the stracchi's.
8 attacks last night. With dutch guy gone that will drop by one.
Kagemusha's kill was a failed townie group combined with failed protection.
faction heir killed by townie group with mysterious red crusader being a side figure.
So I don't think things are looking so bad for the town. Next night we'll have about 5 mafia attempts. A couple will fail and maybe a mafioso will be killed. There's been a few killed already.
Call me mad, but I am not giving up on the language lead for Don Corleone. (yes, yes, naming Craterus was a bit rash ( even though I still think he deserves punishment simply for hanging out with the Dutch in the Dutch thread)). But anyway, I've already gone over all the Dutch speakers I could find by now, and none of them match Don Corleone's English. Could I have been wrong?
Could Don Corleone be the speaker of another small Germanic languange, one very closely related to Dutch? Perhaps....Norwegian?
Below are Don Corleone's messages. All three of them share the same, distinct 'accent'. Pannonian outed Tiberius as working for a don. Information I pried from the Stracchi's confirmed that Tiberius was working for the Corleones. TosaInu spoke on behalf of somebody claiming to be Don Corleone. This leads me to think that the messages are for real, and that it truly is Don Corleone himself speaking:
Originally Posted by DC, speaking through Tiberius
This is I, the Don of Tiberius of the Drake.
I hereby invite the Dons of the other families to a temporary truce and would like to set up a meeting. In your ranks you have those who are either dead or expendable. Send a message to me (via Tiberius) through these persons with the following details:
1. Your family name
2. In the don pm there is a secret codeword in the first section. Name the word(s) in the parenthesis of that first section.
3. Also in the first section under victory condition, name the 3rd word in the first sentence.
If you pass these 3 tests, I will return your messenger to you with details of our meeting where you will be ensured total anonymousity.
The meeting of the Dons will be on an external forum where new accounts will be made, one for each Don (the dons register via a link provided).
Send an email using a fresh account, like the one provided above, with answers to these questions where the answers will only be found in the non red sections of your role pm:
1. Your family name – there should only be one of each.
2. The codeword in parenthesis in the first section (Victory conditions)
3. The third word in the first section (Victory conditions)
4. Quote sentence no.1 in paragraph A (General) from the section; Powers & Responsibilities.
If you are not able to answer these questions you will not receive an invitation.
The questions are a precoution against any claimants not being a real Don...
I see that the families are struggling and I would again invite the current Dons from the following families to the grand meeting of the Dons:
Don Stracchi (or the remaining member(s))
Don Barzini
Don Cunnio
I and Don Tataglia wait at the meeting place.
Please follow the guidelines outlined in the previous message.
PS!
To test if I am genuine, feel free to ask any question only a Don of Capo de Tutti Capi II would know in your initial e-mail (from your dummy e-mail account).
I have compared Don Corleone's writing style with the Dutchies / Flemish. None matched. Sigurd is Norwegian, but his English is too good. Ironside is Swedish, but I think not. However, when I checked Norwegian Nerd's English, my alarm bells went off. :yes:
I shall cast a FoS on Norwegian Nerd for Don Corleone.
Edit: meh, link to NN's English doesn't seem to work. Search for all his messages, and you can compare for yourself.
02-20-2008, 22:18
Kagemusha
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Quote:
Originally Posted by shlin28
Vote Crazed Rabbit
I believe in Louis :book:
Care to elaborate? You claimed that you were part of Louis protection last night, so surely you know also about dealings concerning Crazed Rabbit? What is the case against him?
02-20-2008, 22:19
CountArach
Re: Re : Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Also I don't think it was NN because he doesn't know Tosa as well as some of us older members. Hence he would probably be more apprehensive before approaching him. It seems like a very un-NNish thing to do from the few games I have played with him.
02-20-2008, 22:22
JimBob
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Put Andres on ignore everybody. Today we lynch Dutch_guy. The Straccis are still functional. I'm producing a summary of our major investigation results. Tomorrow we begin to get rid of them. I encourage any townies to try to hit these folks tonight. Also, townies, report to me. We've got a growing group, let's make it unstoppable.
I am sorry to discover that Moros was playing Glenn and I. He may have been the Wolf, he claimed a townie version of the role to us.
I'm standing for director again. So you know, vote for me.
Our major results thus far.
Sigurd Fafnesbane - Don Corleone - Investigated twice by an FBI detective Makayane - Tatagalia, Rank Unknown - Investigated and found guilty on Night 3 Hiji - Rank and Family Unknown - Investigated and found guilty on Night 4 Dutch_guy - Stracchi Luca TruePraetorian - Rank and Family unknown - Sabotaged vigilante hit on Tran on Night 5, attempted sabotage of vigilante hit on Tran on Night 6. Charge - Mafia Affiliation Unknown - Investigated and found criminal on Night 3 Twilightblade - Rank and Family Unknown - Investigated and found criminal on Night 4 Ichigo - Rank and Family Unknown - Investigated and found unclear on Night 2. Investigated and found guilty on Night 5. Tran - Wiseguy or Made, Stracchi
And I call on Louis's 'trustees' to forward me what they have. Pooling information helps folks.
02-20-2008, 22:24
Louis VI the Fat
Re : Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Further investigations pending, I'm afraid, Kage. Rash to call him a don, but the fos on CR remains. I am very unhappy to report that the operation to find out about the family is now interrupted by the inconvenient detail of me being death. :shame:
02-20-2008, 22:25
GeneralHankerchief
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Are you serious?! :inquisitive:
Can we at least try for a double lynch with Sigurd?
Even if we fail, we'll still have removed one powerful mafioso.
02-20-2008, 22:29
Sasaki Kojiro
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
unvote,vote:sigurd
Yes let's at least try.
02-20-2008, 22:30
Louis VI the Fat
Re : Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Quote:
Originally Posted by JimBob
Sigurd Fafnesbane - Don Corleone - Investigated twice by an FBI detective.
Well, at the very least I was right a few posts above about Norwegian being the language of DC then. :sweatdrop:
Quote:
And I call on Louis's 'trustees' to forward me what they have. Pooling information helps folks.
Nope, if I have any say in it. But most of the good stuff confirms with what you wrote.
We can give you the name of Ichigo's family though...but I can't reveal.
02-20-2008, 22:31
Kagemusha
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Agreed. Unvote and Vote: Sigurd,please next one make a tally.
02-20-2008, 22:45
JimBob
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Quote:
Nope, if I have any say in it. But most of the good stuff confirms with what you wrote.
We can give you the name of Ichigo's family though...but I can't reveal.
Why not? Are you that bitter to the town Louis? Or are you even with the town.
Do you not trust me, or is it some of the others. What you send can be kept in strict confidence.
02-20-2008, 22:59
Pannonian
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Quote:
Originally Posted by JimBob
Why not? Are you that bitter to the town Louis? Or are you even with the town.
Do you not trust me, or is it some of the others. What you send can be kept in strict confidence.
He's dead. He can discuss stuff that's out in public, but he can't reveal private discussions.
02-20-2008, 23:00
scottishranger
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
I am going to vote Sigurd. Based on the evidence good Jimbob has provided us. We need to start taking down more mafia families, we cant get tied down trieing to eliminate this last guy. Lets double lynch.
I, for one, want to hear more about the evidence against Sigurd. All we see is hearsay. I can see a conspiracy scenario in which Sigurd is actually just a lucky guess.
Select:
12 - Shlin28 ( Sigurd Fafnesbane, Makayane, Hiji, Dutch_guy, TruePraetorian, Tran, Charge, Twilightblade, Ichigo)
6 - JimBob (JimBob, Elvis, Dork_Guy, Andres VI the Ugly, Womanes, Tran C. Dental)
02-20-2008, 23:32
Northnovas
Re: Re : Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Quote:
Originally Posted by Louis VI the Fat
Tally, people!
I, for one, want to hear more about the evidence against Sigurd. All we see is hearsay. I can see a conspiracy scenario in which Sigurd is actually just a lucky guess.
I will have to go with the latest reveal by JimBob. We have identified a couple Dons and has mentioned we should go with a double lynch if that is possible. Again mentioned in a recent post Dutch Guy a Don but in a depleted family and who would work with now?
However, Sig identified and it is unknown his power and how many are working for him at this stage. If we can't get both who is the greater threat?
Sigurd Fafnesbane - Don Corleone - Investigated twice by an FBI detective
Makayane - Tatagalia, Rank Unknown - Investigated and found guilty on Night 3
Dutch_guy - Stracchi Luca
Tran - Wiseguy or Made, Stracchi
Who the hell to vote for? really.
Since Jimbob is director I am going to follow him.
Vote:Dutch Guy
Joe
02-21-2008, 00:57
Sigurd
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sasaki Kojiro
I think Sigurd should be the priority. He should be out ahead a couple votes. We can vig dutch, can't vig a don.
I have been reading this nonsence a few times now...
And I must say. Clever ... mafa ... clever.
Go ahead and lynch me over Dutch. But I can't be a Don. you see.. I will come up as innocent, not guilty when investigated.
I have been scorned trough this game and no one will work with me.
I have tried to get into vig groups in both Sasaki's gang and CR's but they always come up with some excuse ... no it is better to vote the mafia dead.
Yet, I keep reminding them that we are getting slaughtered 5/1 nearly every round and more will come. says the killings will go down, but the Mafia wet-boys will all turn made and then there will be more kills.
This is just the perfect timing for a mass reveal of investigations. According to Jimbob, you have lynch candidates for the remainder of the game. If the mafia has been working together and their numbers are substantial.. something all the kills suggests, then they could just push for a mafia win right now. There is just no way we could out-vote them with all the lurkers we have.
02-21-2008, 00:59
Crazed Rabbit
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Did you just edit your post Hiji? I could've sworn your post read like this:
Did you just edit your post Hiji? I could've sworn your post read like this:
Is it against the rules to post a screenshot of the actual thread?
CR
Yes, I edited it several seconds after posting rather than posting another post. Now that I've read Sig's post and realized he cannot be a don I'm going back to Dutch_Guy:
Director Tally:
Jimbob: 7 (Sasaki, Xehh II, Hiji, Scott, CR, Northnovas, TinCow)
Tincow: 1 (Tran)
LittleGrizzly: 1 (LittleGrizzly)
02-21-2008, 01:13
Crazed Rabbit
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Excuse me, but what of Sigurd's post makes you 'realize he can not be a don'?!
I guess we know which family you are - Corleone. Indeed, if you really thought he wasn't a don, you'd vote for him.
Sigurd -
You told me last night that you had a 'role blocker' friend who put a stop on Dutch guy. As is clear from the write up, and the two killers who helped off Louis then put ballerina shoes on him, no block was put on DG.
Why did you lie?
CR
02-21-2008, 01:15
woad&fangs
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiji
Yes, I edited it several seconds after posting rather than posting another post. Now that I've read Sig's post and realized he cannot be a don I'm going back to Dutch_Guy:
How has it been proved that he is not a Don?
02-21-2008, 01:16
LittleGrizzly
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Quote:
Originally Posted by Crazed Rabbit
Why is DG so much more important to you than killing a Don?
:inquisitive:
Explain yourself.
CR
I just can't be sure of his guilt.. can you ??
02-21-2008, 01:18
Sigurd
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Oh... here is a little gem from the role descriptions in Seamus' other thread:
Quote:
A Don normally cannot kill opponents during a “night” phase, and must work through others. Normally, however, they appear as “innocent” if investigated by a detective or made, so they can camouflage themselves well. Even the FBI detective is unlikely to spot them. If the Don has lost all the other members of her/his family, they may perform 1 kill per “night” phase.
Whoever gave this FBI investigation on me must have it wrong, or might be a made giving false information.
There are grounds to question every one of those investigations.
02-21-2008, 01:19
John86
Re: Capo de Tutti Capi - II
Quote:
Originally Posted by woad&fangs
How has it been proved that he is not a Don?
You cannot find a Don from an investigation, they show up as innocent. They cannot kill if there is active family alive, if Sigurd is a don and has no remaining family members left, and he did indeed kill someone, he would come up as guilty. So my question is, how did you come to the conclusion he was a Don from an investigation? JimBob?