'Are You A Werewolf?' - PMs Sent. Games kicks off 11pm Weds.

Mr Plough wrote::lol: The paranoia is already setting in

The paranoia was setting in before DML even sent out the PMs

I have a suspicion. Maybe others do too. But nothing will happen today other than the wolves make their first kill tonight.
Tomorrow the suspicions should be aired and we can debate them. Of course Hexx if you really are onto something and are human then the wolves may silence you tonight!

Hexx wrote:

Denster wrote:Speak number 3!

Well. I got my human PM.

We taught DML how to BBC, so it's likely he sent those out at once.

Given that someone was commenting they still didn't have a PM 30 minutes later...

I think we have a "different than normal" PM.

Now we have 75 people and 2 seers. And 9 (I think) wolves.

Of those odds I'd take the chance and lynch him...

Nice try, Wolfie. DML already stated he would not be sending the PMs like that just so we couldn't start saying person X got their PM at a different time so must be something different to person Y:

DML wrote:I shall be sending the PMs out systematically, so it wont be all the wolf PMs first or anything like that, so don;t read into it.

Denster wrote:I have a suspicion. Maybe others do too. But nothing will happen today other than the wolves make their first kill tonight.
Tomorrow the suspicions should be aired and we can debate them. Of course Hexx if you really are onto something and are human then the wolves may silence you tonight!

After the last two games I fully expect to be killed by one side tonight

Hexx wrote:

Denster wrote:Speak number 3!

Well. I got my human PM.

You make a relatively school boy error in posting that you may be a human. Everyone else would give you gooseberry fool for being so stupid but it could be a case of reverse psychology.

I'd keep an eye on this on denster.

I've always been killed within two days.

Let's see if I can break that this time.

aaronayl1 wrote:I've always been killed within two days.

Let's see if I can break that this time.

Maybe you'll catch a space virus and die within the next 20 minutes

aaronayl1 wrote:I've always been killed within two days.

Let's see if I can break that this time.

Ting Tang Walla Walla Bing Bang?

Mockmaster wrote:

Hexx wrote:

Denster wrote:Speak number 3!

Well. I got my human PM.

We taught DML how to BBC, so it's likely he sent those out at once.

Given that someone was commenting they still didn't have a PM 30 minutes later...

I think we have a "different than normal" PM.

Now we have 75 people and 2 seers. And 9 (I think) wolves.

Of those odds I'd take the chance and lynch him...

Nice try, Wolfie. DML already stated he would not be sending the PMs like that just so we couldn't start saying person X got their PM at a different time so must be something different to person Y:

DML wrote:I shall be sending the PMs out systematically, so it wont be all the wolf PMs first or anything like that, so don;t read into it.

Ah. Well then.

To be fair though Aaron it was a schoolboy error when you were a witch doctor. It's all part of the fun though. It's not just the intrigue,suspense, horror,suspicion, detective skills and bloodlust that make it so great. The fuckwittery of certain players is an integral part too.

Oh and Red Devil. As hexx knows. We are all keeping a beady eye on him. Historically he has always been a sneaky strawberry float!

Denster wrote:To be fair though Aaron it was a schoolboy error when you were a witch doctor. It's all part of the fun though. It's not just the intrigue,suspense, horror,suspicion, detective skills and bloodlust that make it so great. The fuckwittery of certain players is an integral part too.

Oh and Red Devil. As hexx knows. We are all keeping a beady eye on him. Historically he has always been a sneaky strawberry float!

Mocky better hope I'm not the vigilante - or I'll be shooting him in the head Night 1, regardless

Mockmaster wrote:

aaronayl1 wrote:I've always been killed within two days.

Let's see if I can break that this time.

Ting Tang Walla Walla Bing Bang?

Who sung that?

Mockmaster wrote:

Denster wrote:

Mockmaster wrote:

Denster wrote:

Mockmaster wrote:

Mr Plough wrote:Who was the retard that started that witchhunt against me in one of the games?

The infamous Superking witch-hunt? That was awesome. It was AYAW2. Us wolves just sat back and enjoyed the show.

I was a wolf in AYAW2.

I know!

Oh, I see. I used the word 'wolf', so you hurtled that question mark emoticon at me in dramatic fashion in order to sow the seeds of suspicion on a lowly cook. I'm onto you, Mr. denster.

A lowly cook? Or a wolf cook who can do the job of the pack single handedly and poison us all? Gentlemen, and Hexx, I think we have our first lynching.

Memento Mori wrote:

Mockmaster wrote:

aaronayl1 wrote:I've always been killed within two days.

Let's see if I can break that this time.

Ting Tang Walla Walla Bing Bang?

Who sung that?

The witch doctors. Hence why Aaron was killed the same night.

JV wrote:

Memento Mori wrote:

Mockmaster wrote:

aaronayl1 wrote:I've always been killed within two days.

Let's see if I can break that this time.

Ting Tang Walla Walla Bing Bang?

Who sung that?

The witch doctors. Hence why Aaron was killed the same night.

Oh.

Commander Eighthours here, with a ship update...

Good news, everyone! As you know, we successfully escaped the implosion of our beloved home planet, Gamesradar, and are now streaking through the cosmos in search of a new home. We've got a superb crew on this ship, possibly the finest in the history of mankind. Everyone's happy and working well together - humanity's last, best hope for a brighter future. By a stroke of good fortune, our scanners recently located an A-class moon that we've designated RCadia. It appears to be lush with vegetation, and since we've been cooped up on the ship for so long, Captain Denster has decided that everyone should go down there for a bit of Shore Leave. Yes, even the Chicken Soup Machine Repairmen! Time for some R&R, ladies and gents.

You'll be pleased to hear that the engineering crew have retrofitted our old biosurvey probes to scan the moon's surface, and their data analysis shows that there are no known diseases that could affect the crew. Even if there were, our talented teleportation officers can isolate and remove any infection using the teleporter. First Officer Herbi's always a worrier! Our prison block guards could certainly do with stretching their legs - that department's mildly oversubscribed as we haven't had to deal with a single crime on the ship for months! And while we're on the moon, Chef Mockmaster has made a point of asking the recon squad to organise the resupply of the ship's stores with fruit and vegetables.

So, to summarise: crew morale is high, our moon mission looks like it's going to be a great success, and general prospects for humanity are more than promising.

WHAT CAN POSSIBLY GO WRONG?

Memento Mori wrote:

Mockmaster wrote:

aaronayl1 wrote:I've always been killed within two days.

Let's see if I can break that this time.

Ting Tang Walla Walla Bing Bang?

Who sung that?

Was not was
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Eighthours wrote:Commander Eighthours here, with a ship update...

Good news, everyone! As you know, we successfully escaped the implosion of our beloved home planet, Gamesradar, and are now streaking through the cosmos in search of a new home. We've got a superb crew on this ship, possibly the finest in the history of mankind. Everyone's happy and working well together - humanity's last, best hope for a brighter future. By a stroke of good fortune, our scanners recently located an A-class moon that we've designated RCadia. It appears to be lush with vegetation, and since we've been cooped up on the ship for so long, Captain Denster has decided that everyone should go down there for a bit of Shore Leave. Yes, even the Chicken Soup Machine Repairmen! Time for some R&R, ladies and gents.

You'll be pleased to hear that the engineering crew have retrofitted our old biosurvey probes to scan the moon's surface, and their data analysis shows that there are no known diseases that could affect the crew. Even if there were, our talented teleportation officers can isolate and remove any infection using the teleporter. First Officer Herbi's always a worrier! Our prison block guards could certainly do with stretching their legs - that department's mildly oversubscribed as we haven't had to deal with a single crime on the ship for months! And while we're on the moon, Chef Mockmaster has made a point of asking the recon squad to organise the resupply of the ship's stores with fruit and vegetables.

So, to summarise: crew morale is high, our moon mission looks like it's going to be a great success, and general prospects for humanity are more than promising.

WHAT CAN POSSIBLY GO WRONG?

Eighthours getting involved in the fun, this really is a brave new world.

Good to have you board Commander.

Herb wrote:

Eighthours wrote:Commander Eighthours here, with a ship update...

Good news, everyone! As you know, we successfully escaped the implosion of our beloved home planet, Gamesradar, and are now streaking through the cosmos in search of a new home. We've got a superb crew on this ship, possibly the finest in the history of mankind. Everyone's happy and working well together - humanity's last, best hope for a brighter future. By a stroke of good fortune, our scanners recently located an A-class moon that we've designated RCadia. It appears to be lush with vegetation, and since we've been cooped up on the ship for so long, Captain Denster has decided that everyone should go down there for a bit of Shore Leave. Yes, even the Chicken Soup Machine Repairmen! Time for some R&R, ladies and gents.

You'll be pleased to hear that the engineering crew have retrofitted our old biosurvey probes to scan the moon's surface, and their data analysis shows that there are no known diseases that could affect the crew. Even if there were, our talented teleportation officers can isolate and remove any infection using the teleporter. First Officer Herbi's always a worrier! Our prison block guards could certainly do with stretching their legs - that department's mildly oversubscribed as we haven't had to deal with a single crime on the ship for months! And while we're on the moon, Chef Mockmaster has made a point of asking the recon squad to organise the resupply of the ship's stores with fruit and vegetables.

So, to summarise: crew morale is high, our moon mission looks like it's going to be a great success, and general prospects for humanity are more than promising.

WHAT CAN POSSIBLY GO WRONG?

Eighthours getting involved in the fun, this really is a brave new world.

Good to have you board Commander.

This is why i made him a commander.
Dont worry eighty. I have forbidden Commander MCN to use the word Labia!

What the strawberry float is up with all this Star Trek pish though?

Honestly.