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*kills WIS*

*and Kuge*

Why must I be friends with the evil ones T__T.

It's not what you may think, I swear.

I'll explain after the game's over.

In experiences, you can't expect prof can win forte on it. However with Scal voting forte, there will be no execution tonight. But I want to know why, with so "many" alive players, prof can't find the last ninja yet?

For the record, I know how Forte knew I made a blunder said that I saw Kage before the night was over. Smart Forte on catching that.

I played for the innocents right up til I was converted I I tried to guarantee innocent victory by making sure Spaz died as soon as he became a full-fledged ninja. I used that as a big hint that I knew about the whole thing. I always play for my team that I am on for the moment; I don't care about knowing a future conversion. I actually resent Spaz for converting me... but when I was converted, I was forced by my ethics to give it my best to help the ninjas and actually came pretty darn close to assuring ninja victory

Yeah so what if I lied? That's part of the game. Atleast, I succeeded in making you guys almost believe me

PS: As a warning to all those who want to convert me in a future WW game; don't tell me you're gonna convert me before I become converted =P I will always play for the team that I'm on at the time... which makes sense... why would a superhero do evil before he is converted o.o;

Enjoy my execution

You almost make it sound that out of the goodness of your heart, or due to some strong sense of "ethics" that you decided to try to win with the team you were converted to. Um... there's no ethics involved, that's how you're supposed to be playing.

Also, if you blurt out which team is converting you and who is on it, at any time, not only are you basically declaring your future teammates (which is not only a terrible idea and terrible sportsmanship, but will probably get you killed and ripped apart for many future games to come...)

Bad sportsmanship? I was not yet converted and I acted accordingly to help the team I was on at the time, the innocents. I'd think it's bad sportmanship not to play your best for you current team... it's like a player who know he's going to be traded and he intentionally loses a game to help the team that he knows is going to sign him up... that is bad sportsmanship in my eye.

prof, common sense, you can't post private conversations publically anyway, so anything you learn through pm is private regardless, and it's incrediably stupid to reveal your future team if your about to be converted too it. But nice playing for your first major idb game.

Yeah, you kinda lost the game for us (including yourself) by revealing me. If that randomizer had gone the other way, that would've bought you some more time and there's a chance we would've won. But anyway, a known dreamer is a bad person to have on a baddie team in the endgame because it's too easy to see that they've been converted.

The way it should've worked after I became a full ninja was that I could probably have survived for a while, then you "discover" me, keeping the trust of the innocents. Ideally, at this point there would only be a few people left, so there wouldn't be any time for people to come to suspect you. And in the final day of the game, you could falsely proclaim someone as the ninja.

I can understand the betrayal if you didn't believe that I actually did name you my heir, but apparently you did. Still, not bad for your first game; it's not easy getting an important role in your first game.

Oh, and question for the real ninjas: Why wasn't prof killed ASAP?

I didn't fully believe that Spaz named me an heir, which was the second reason why I betrayed Spaz so soon too. I thought it possible that you merely wanted to keep me off your back.


I survived this long through careful planning and luck. Initially, I had immunity for two days after my revival. I had said I would tell people to kill me after my full-protection worn off, but in the end I never did say that my immunity ended so many still thought I still had it after it was gone.


Then what kept me alive much longer was me using Spaz as protection since Spaz would think I'd be working for him =) Spaz kept the ninjas off my back while I plotted against them. I kept the mutinous off me by making sure they got the message that I can only see ninjas because I could only tell if people are non-pirate; making me useful and worth protecting despite being on an opposing team.


I was hoping that Spaz would die first before Benladesh... that way the heir thing might have been avoided if it indeed was true and I could have remained innocent. Spaz was a wanna-be ninja and he would only gain the full powers of the ninjas if all the other ninjas were killed before him... I was hoping for double execution to kill both of the remaining ninjas or to get a vigi-shot on Spaz but Benladesh was randomly killed before my plans could be put in action.


After becoming ninja, I then survived by buying myself one last extra day by fake-dreaming Kagetsu, which I could easily do since, being ninja I could still know who's not ninja. Then on this last day, had the vote not been changed at the almost the last minute, the randomizer would have had a 75% chance of working in my favor... I would have used protection making me able to escape the vote like Spaz did and so many others... then I'd night-kill and take the win for the ninjas.


Indeed a fun and memorable first WW =)


*edit*
Had I not choked on a cracker might have also allowed the ninjas to win.

Bye-bye Ninjas! Now, just figure out who the rolestealer is and the game will be over. Something tells me it's Forte, but that just be my Forte-is-ALWAYS-evil gut feeling....

he's evil because no self respecting bad team leaves forte in the game this long lol. And prof....everyone was pretty certain that your rezz protection was 2 days, most veterans too this game know that. You were only kept alive because there was always better people to kill or execute so you survived a long time because innocents still thought you were innocent, and luck on the baddies part.