They have three security programs. Their browsing habits must be questionable to justify that. I'm surprised we only have one desktop stripper.Cowabungaa said:
Serial Killer Game 73: Digital Infection - Round 2 Voting End 8AM Nov 25th
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I was here in the beginning. It was wonderful. Just me, Pinball Space Cadet, and Internet Explorer. We was friends. We was friends. Then the user opened up IE and brought out all of you. One of you is a corrupted mess, and I'm thinking Crysan is doing his best to hide behind excuses..
Though if Crysan holds up, Wary is looking bleak.
Though if Crysan holds up, Wary is looking bleak.
Wait, so you're telling me this computer didn't come with flash installed? Just how old is this damn thing? I mean, I've had to removme some truly ancient files from this computer, and the guys in the cloud say there's even older files out there, but I can't imagine...Armadox said:
What, is it from, like, 2009? Older? And how old are you?
Catching up on all this, went kayaking this weekend (i got some cool pics if yall wanna see), so my posting has been on the lite side.
Whoops, hit post too early. So, which ones the traitor? Trying to follow the logic train in all of this, but it's confusing as fuck.
Edit: my own thoughts on this. Ok, so wolf might be a traitor, and crysan busted him, end of story. Crysan could be a traitor, and put out a fake message from wolf. But why wolf? Only thing I can think of is that wolf is team good, but divulged he has a good role (or is trusted by someone with a good role?) to the wrong person (people?) and now they want him executed. Maybe just to save the killer a round from having to kill anyone? Or this could just be people being dicks to each other from the get go, and we're being played by someone trying to out armadox armadox.
Whoops, hit post too early. So, which ones the traitor? Trying to follow the logic train in all of this, but it's confusing as fuck.
Edit: my own thoughts on this. Ok, so wolf might be a traitor, and crysan busted him, end of story. Crysan could be a traitor, and put out a fake message from wolf. But why wolf? Only thing I can think of is that wolf is team good, but divulged he has a good role (or is trusted by someone with a good role?) to the wrong person (people?) and now they want him executed. Maybe just to save the killer a round from having to kill anyone? Or this could just be people being dicks to each other from the get go, and we're being played by someone trying to out armadox armadox.
Easiest reason for Wolf is because he tried to go evil last round and it failed due to a rule mix up . Along with his PMs last round he makes a believable targetJux said:
Maybe. I dunno, who would really try the same thing twice in a row though? Everyone knows he tried going evil and bungled it right? So either wolf is really thick, or someone is trying to capitalize on the public knowledge of what happened last round. Seriously, if that was me, the last thing I'd do is advertise it, and just play my role as an extra vote without sticking my neck out there.Secondhand Revenant said:
Ehh, well last round the circumstances were pretty special. The reason it got bungled was mainly the GM's fault, and since then there has been a lot of discussion and the situation is far clearer with the addition of the traitor role. So you wouldn't expect that to happen again.Jux said:
In any case, it's fairly believable that Team Evil would try to recruit Wary. It's also believable that Wolf would then try to recruit Crysan, since he was a traitor last round. Of course, Crysan would know this, so that's hardly proof, but it does skew my view towards believing Crysan. There's also the fact that part of the reason Crysan turned last round was because Demagogue asked him, but he knows that if he turns twice in a row it would look bad, and has decided he doesn't want that reputation. (Something that some of us on Team Evil discussed privately last round, so he has thought about this) So in my eyes, Crysan's behavior also makes sense. The whole story just fits in my eyes. Not a guarantee that I haven't been fooled, but this is what my gut is telling me.
Doesn't guarantee that Wolf is telling the truth about Neuromancer. But he might be. It would be the best way to save his own skin, in any case.
Oh, ok, got ya. He does make an easy accused, I'm just trying to figure out why though. If we execute wolf, and he doesn't turn up as a traitor, then people will likely turn on crysan, just to be sure. Sounds like a lot of risk involved, regardless of whether or not either of them are actual traitors.Secondhand Revenant said:
Has neuromancer been posting? Whats he have to say about all this? And did wolf say he was in contact with the lawyer, or just someone on team evil? I gotta go back and read crysans post again.Fat_Hippo said:
It's always possible the lawyer flipped neuro to flip wolf, so even killing neuro and him not turning out to be the lawyer (or posing as lawyer?) could still be a thing.
All this is making my head hurt, I'm just gonna let everyone else sleuth it out
They may not join the killer immediately on which case they don't show up as a traitor. They may want loyalty proved first by doing things like this.Jux said:
Thank god someone's dead at last!Demagogue said:>.>Secondhand Revenant said:
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[HEADING=1]The Virus has struck and program has been irrevocably corrupted.[/HEADING]
Oh and it's not me it seems