Burn Notice: 6/14 Vanilla + : GAME THREAD

[wahoopride]

Originally Posted by teddyyyr1974

The self vote, coin flip was a leveling attempt.

The vig me, I was wrong was Jagermeister.

ah ok

i thought the coin flip might be leveling but didn't realize the self vote was too.

haha, ****in' shower in that ****

[JimHalpert]

Originally Posted by TheDean1

Here's another fun conversational topic:

As a wolf, I feel like I have freer reign to be a dickhead because I feel like I'm performing as my evil alter ego instead of my true self.

Do others feel the same way or not?

yes

wolf jim is a dick a lot

[CalledDownLight]

Originally Posted by TheDean1

Here's another fun conversational topic:

As a wolf, I feel like I have freer reign to be a dickhead because I feel like I'm performing as my evil alter ego instead of my true self.

Do others feel the same way or not?

no

[CPHoya]

Hey look, an actual "human decency" issue!

[TheDean1]

Originally Posted by Hurp Durpington

agree but only to an extent

i still dont want to betray my true self just for momentary glory

Oh yeah I don't completely go overboard as a wolf.

I don't feel like it gives me unlimited freedom to be a dickhead, and also I don't want to end up being read by how dickheaded I'm acting.

[JimHalpert]

Originally Posted by TheDean1

Oh yeah I don't completely go overboard as a wolf.

I don't feel like it gives me unlimited freedom to be a dickhead, and also I don't want to end up being read by how dickheaded I'm acting.

that started happening for me recently, so i stopped it for the most part in the last couple wolf games

[John Wayne]

Originally Posted by Henrik Sedin

think all of these situations need their own case-by-case review. very few are ever the same.

i disagree. i can't conceive of any situation where a ban would not be warranted.

Originally Posted by well named

there is already such a rule about playing to win

There are no set mandatory punishments for the rules in general, at the moment. But I would guess anything severe enough to get you called out for violating that rule is likely to be a 2 week minimum

ok. let's actually enforce it.

also, i think the idea of balancing your wolf game by deliberately not helping your team figure out your role as a villager (though admittedly somewhat of a gray area) would fall under the shadow of this rule.

[TheDean1]

Originally Posted by CPHoya

Hey look, an actual "human decency" issue!

If you're referring to my question, it's not a matter of decency. Just a sharing of emotional experiences, I'm curious how many people have also had this sensation.

[vyk07]

teddy didn't simply take mac's gamebreaking promise into consideration, he took it for granted while vehemently noting that there would be repercussions for their friendship if mac turned out to be lying to him after he followed through on my lynch

[wahoopride]

i try to stick to the same level of trolling/condescension disguised as humor in any role, but I can understand why others might feel they need to be a dick to do well.

[vixticator]

Originally Posted by Hurp Durpington

vix i really thought you knew i was the seer that day and you were claiming to protect me

then i was like wait a min im not in danger

then i saw your claim and was like

hurp durp

My angel claim was kind of a meltdown. I thought I was worth trading for a wolf but after I claimed I realized that LL isn't necessarily a wolf, then I was like "oh, lol." Claiming too early is a leak of mine. Working on it.

[TheDean1]

Originally Posted by JimHalpert

that started happening for me recently, so i stopped it for the most part in the last couple wolf games

Better be careful, before you know it your transformation to Howlpert will be complete and you will become nefarious in every day life

[Hurp Durpington]

Originally Posted by TheDean1

Oh yeah I don't completely go overboard as a wolf.

I don't feel like it gives me unlimited freedom to be a dickhead, and also I don't want to end up being read by how dickheaded I'm acting.

right

i'm sure everyone does this to an extent and no one consciously tries to act more like a saint as a wolf

[CPHoya]

Originally Posted by TheDean1

If you're referring to my question, it's not a matter of decency. Just a sharing of emotional experiences, I'm curious how many people have also had this sensation.

I'm not. The relevant readers know what I'm talking about.

[Hurp Durpington]

Originally Posted by John Wayne

i disagree. i can't conceive of any situation where a ban would not be warranted.




ok. let's actually enforce it.

also, i think the idea of balancing your wolf game by deliberately not helping your team figure out your role as a villager (though admittedly somewhat of a gray area) would fall under the shadow of this rule.

too hard to determine definitively imo

could be a myriad of different things; swamped@work, just got dumped by gf, won the lottery