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as you saw.
as I skimmed over 2 pages of rambling
In a game where the accurate spread of information is critical to survival. Nice one.
Quote from name:Tuxedo-Templar
No, it is very necessary. Unless David is lying to us, then you'll notice that he got a different recollection story, as you saw.
I'M HONEST.
SNAPE KILLS DUMBLEDORE.
INCEPTION WAS AWESOME.
SALT FELT AS THOUGH IT WAS JUST MISSING SOMETHING.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO SHOOT ANY KEY CHARACTERS TO GET THE BARISOV ENDING.
MODERN WARFARE 2 STOPPED BEING FUN A LONG TIME AGO AND IS NOW TOTAL SHIT.
INFESTED KERRIGAN'S CHARACTER IN STARCRAFT 1 WAS ACTUALLY KIND OF ANNOYING. SHE SEEMED SOOO PRETENTIOUS.
I HAVEN'T GOTTEN PAST THE END OF THE ZERG CAMPAIGN.
I AM LISTENING TO TECHNO RIGHT NOW, AND I LIKE IT.
SEE? I CAN BE TRUSTED.[/shoutbox]
But yeah, I think that if we all do what Tuxlar said, we'll -- at the very least -- get the very distinct impression that the owner was preparing for his own death.
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Who was already here when you arrived, and who showed up after. I'm pretty sure this is our biggest lead.
I'm sure normal people don't keep track of this. lol specially when we barely know each other.
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Do it anyway. You're likely to remember at least a few people if you try. If enough of us can recall even just tidbits of information, it ought to paint a picture we can work with.
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did tuxedo-templar just accuse me of lying?
of all the people who posted their pm's he calls me out.
I guess if my information is of no merit, then I will not post any of my turn info
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did tuxedo-templar just accuse me of lying?
of all the people who posted their pm's he calls me out.
It would be irresponsible to not bring up that possibility. You weren't alone, by the way.
Post has been edited 6 time(s), last time on Aug 23 2010, 6:13 pm by Tuxedo-Templar.
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Ugh. I take it back. Arrival order alone may not be conclusive. The (assumed) fallen owner of the bloody clothes could have died at about any time the others weren't aware, but I think the concealment of the clothes must have been a hasty move on the killer's part, so it's likely it could still be important to know when Ez/Zilean took off their IDs. I also wonder why they didn't notice the bloody clothes, either.
Getting a read on the full pre-murder timeline is still going to be very important, though.
Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Aug 23 2010, 8:25 am by Tuxedo-Templar.
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did tuxedo-templar just accuse me of lying?
of all the people who posted their pm's he calls me out.
I guess if my information is of no merit, then I will not post any of my turn info
You copypasted the recollection info. Everyone else got slightly differimg versions.
If that's how you want to play, I'll shut down all lights in the house until you comply or are dead.
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When are you guys going to grow some testicles and apprehend that arrogant nuisance and restore power?
We have balls. We just don't think with them.
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You try to remember who in the crowd entered in which order, but in the confusion you can't really be sure. Thinking about it, the one thing you do remember is that Zilean was the first to enter the room, as he was the one who got to the body first and had checked the pulse.
From my Turn 2 PM when I did a rough recollection action then. I would expect most people to get something similar to this.
Post has been edited 2 time(s), last time on Aug 23 2010, 5:17 pm by Aristocrat.
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I meant when we entered the mansion in the first place. And what we've been doing since (fix'd).
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I suspect (not in any particular order)
Zilean
Ezterix
Aristocrat
We really need to start dumping dead bodies in the living room for examination...
Also need to check these bodies to see if there dead...
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How can anyone even trust aristocrat at this point... He's turning lights on and off to control everyone...
"If a topic that clearly interest noone needs to be closed to underline the "we don't want this here" message, is up to debate."
-NudeRaider
As long as he doesn't do anything that blatantly interferes with
organized information gathering (including further killings) from here on, I see little reason not to. Plus I think the consensus is that he's our most wanted target, so I think he understands he doesn't exactly have a huge amount of freedom anymore anyway. That fact alone allows me to trust him most of all, at least until the evidence pieces start coming together to say otherwise.
I'm going on the hope that Azrael wants to give the killer a "natural" time limit in this game defined by how long until we put the pieces together. If this isn't the case, I'll be pissed.
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Very true Tuxlar >:O... However Az should put some pre-placed evidence (before start of game) which the killer can't help the later we get into this game.
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Very true Tuxlar >:O... However Az should put some pre-placed evidence (before start of game) which the killer can't help the later we get into this game.
I REALLY doubt there's any preplaced evidence, it'd go against the entire spirit of the game.
"If a topic that clearly interest noone needs to be closed to underline the "we don't want this here" message, is up to debate."
-NudeRaider
I REALLY doubt there's any preplaced evidence, it'd go against the entire spirit of the game.
Only one person is qualified to make that claim at the moment.
Plus you're wrong anyway.
And I'm not just referring to the bloody clothes and IDs. Well on second thought, after some wikipedia research, maybe I am.
Edit: But unless someone explains why the bloody clothes exist, I'll continue to act under the assumption there may have been a prior murder that took place.
Post has been edited 2 time(s), last time on Aug 23 2010, 10:03 pm by Tuxedo-Templar.
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Master has given Dobby a doctorate! Dobby is free!
So quick recap: who is still alive, and why is EzTerix included in this number?
Finally got done reading this whole damn thing! Wow fucking epic storyline!
I'm going back quite a-ways here but ...
Tempz claims that he never said the rags were "small or big" but I believe he referred to them as a "tissue" at one point... lol... (I could be wrong)
Was the chainsaw real or not? What happened to it?
If I were REALLY clever and I were aristocrat, I would have pretended that I "fell unconscious" in the cellar and made it so people wouldn't want to go in there (I HAZ GUN), but actually leave it and hide either in the kitchen or an area that would be easy to just run back and shoot everyone when they are all gathered in the kitchen. Poorly worded, but you get my point. Lulz, how do you guys know aristocrat is in the cellar? Because he told you? He's not a good person to trust ;o
"If a topic that clearly interest noone needs to be closed to underline the "we don't want this here" message, is up to debate."
-NudeRaider
An artist's depiction of an Extended Unit Death
You try to remember who in the crowd entered in which order, but in the confusion you can't really be sure. Thinking about it, the one thing you do remember is that Zilean was the first to enter the room, as he was the one who got to the body first and had checked the pulse.
That sounds wrong. I was the first in the room, as I screamed when I saw the dead body lying on the ground. Zilean may have checked the pulse (I don't know because it said "someone" for me), but he had to enter the room after I screamed.
The figure is lying still in a pool of blood, a knife protruding from his chest. Surprised, you release a startled scream. You immediately recognize that it's the owner of the house. The other guests start to enter the room from various directions, clearly alerted by your cry. They begin to show fearful expressions as they get closer to the body, their eyes moving from the floor to you and then back down to the body.
Someone checks his pulse, and confirms that he is dead. You take note of how the red pool is still expanding around the corpse, indicating the murder was recent. Taking your eyes off the body, you look about the crowd. You see that all the other guests are now present, consisting of Wing Zero, DavidJCobb, EzTerix, Vi3t-X, Tristana, LoTu)S, arkla, Aristocrat, Generalpie, Nasus, rayNimagi, payne, Tempz, and Tuxedo-Templar.
Seeing how I was first on the scene, I could immediately clear the names of anyone I was with before walking into the room. The murder was recent, so if I was hanging out with anyone before wandering into the lobby, it would chronologically be impossible for them to be the killer. I'll do a recollection action after I make a torch.
Oh, and reading about that accountant thing, I'm going to hypothesize that the owner had arranged for life insurance or something, and then hired someone to kill him with several witnesses around. The hired killer, after murdering the housekeeper, got a thirst for more blood, and now wants the rest of us dead.
You try to remember who in the crowd entered in which order, but in the confusion you can't really be sure. Thinking about it, the one thing you do remember is that Zilean was the first to enter the room, as he was the one who got to the body first and had checked the pulse.
That sounds wrong. I was the first in the room, as I screamed when I saw the dead body lying on the ground. Zilean may have checked the pulse (I don't know because it said "someone" for me), but he had to enter the room after I screamed.
I'm fairly sure Azrael was referring to his entry as the first person
other than you, otherwise it would be self-contradictory. By this logic, the entry order goes:
- Roy
- Zilean
- Aristocrat
- ???
...
I must have entered third, because there is no way for me to tell that Zilean entered first if I entered at any other time.
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An artist's depiction of an Extended Unit Death
I must have entered third, because there is no way for me to tell that Zilean entered first if I entered at any other time.
Unless Azrael meant first
after you, but the validating sentence doesn't appear to make it seem as such.
EzTerix
