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[Dustan Hache]

I am guessing he just finds you more suspicious than BHK, but the reasoning behind it is unknown to me.
I am not going to state my actions, but I think at least a few of them will be recognizable.

[griffinpup]

TDS:

So... What is the possible use of being vague about what actions you're taking...  It seems like a weak way to hide scum actions in the nighttime.  I'd be voting you if I could.

You find it suspicious when I do that but not when BHK does? Why?

For reference:

Alright. I think a good way to start is to organize who interacts with what. I'll interact with either the pillar or the statue.

And the reason I'm being somewhat vague is to lower my chances of being nightkilled by scum who know where I will be.

Well that one's obvious...

I'll interact with the statue, who else is taking what duty?

Does mafia need to know what object you're interacting with in order to act against you? Where'd you learn that tidbit?

[fillipk]

Okay so my action plan is
1. Write a message with both my items
2. Investigate the statue
3. Fix/light my lantern, so if anyone can help me do it before action 3 or at action 3, I'm slow on items
Hey NQT, can I submit an either/or action like I'm suggesting?
4. Move to the next room

[fillipk]

EBWOP: I forgot to add, does anyone have any objections or something they would like to add?

Oh and NQT, can I submit an action based on circumstances that will happen but haven't happened yet? Like interacting with a person in the next room if they say they are going to the next room but haven't moved there yet?

[BlackHeartKabal]

TDS:

So... What is the possible use of being vague about what actions you're taking...  It seems like a weak way to hide scum actions in the nighttime.  I'd be voting you if I could.

You find it suspicious when I do that but not when BHK does? Why?

For reference:

Alright. I think a good way to start is to organize who interacts with what. I'll interact with either the pillar or the statue.

And the reason I'm being somewhat vague is to lower my chances of being nightkilled by scum who know where I will be.

Well that one's obvious...

I'll interact with the statue, who else is taking what duty?

Does mafia need to know what object you're interacting with in order to act against you? Where'd you learn that tidbit?

Multiple people interacting with stuff probably won't accomplish anything.

[griffinpup]

Multiple people interacting with stuff probably won't accomplish anything.

... That entire thing was to TDS.  I have no understanding of what you're even trying to say.

[BlackHeartKabal]

Multiple people interacting with stuff probably won't accomplish anything.

... That entire thing was to TDS.  I have no understanding of what you're even trying to say.

There was no transition between quotes, so I assumed you were talking to me. Guess not.

[Tomasque]

Okay so my action plan is
1. Write a message with both my items
2. Investigate the statue
3. Fix/light my lantern, so if anyone can help me do it before action 3 or at action 3, I'm slow on items
Hey NQT, can I submit an either/or action like I'm suggesting?
4. Move to the next room

Can't you take the time to do two single claims?

 Also, what will people be searching? Not item-interacting, simply searching? I know I'll be searching with my 3rd action, and I need to know what I should search. If I don't get a reply, I'll be searching the pool.

[notquitethere]

If you go into an unexplored room, you can perform actions regarding yourself or other people you expect to be there, but not any room objects (as you're still taking those in).

You can spend an action doing something with an object you expect to have but don't yet have, but you can't do either-or actions: if you don't have the relevant item or the item doesn't support the action you're trying then the action will fail.

[Tomasque]

Will the fail give urgency?

[notquitethere]

Will the fail give urgency?

Importantly: urgency is only granted when an action fails solely due to someone else. So if someone fails to give you something but it would have worked if they did, you gain urgency. If what you're trying would never have worked you don't gain urgency.

[Tiruin]

Ugh, bluuuh. Busy!
NQT: Is it possible to give out public information on the general idea of speeds for future reference?

Discussion phase discussion phase, first time I've ever played in a non-orthodox Mafia game so...
I therefore believe the Discussion phase of 48 hours (hooray slow reading + busy time + ARGH HOW LITTLE TIME LEFT TO DISCUSS) is our best chance at getting things straight up, pertaining to the idea that by far--our only problems with any assassin would be in DARK rooms (anyone got a torch? ) since we get info out when in the same lit room with people.

Are we electing for someone to...be killed? (How does that work out, NQT? Does it happen in any other phase or is it like an insta-dead thing?) because based on random navigation and a general overview--it's like a D1 end lynch, however in such a case this is pretty different from the usual B12 D1's.

Graaah, reading up. MOAR

[Tiruin]

Query again to NQT: is it possible for conjunction(?) actions to go?

As in:
Action 1: Move
Action 2: IF {someone} is in the same room as me, {do action/search/move into adjacent room}

[notquitethere]

Tiruin

Here's the info on speeds:

Actions happen in the order in which they're sent (essentially meaning there are four sub-phases in the puzzle phase). When there is a conflict (two players taking the same item / searching the same object, a player leaving a room while another player is actioning them etc.) the player's action speed is consulted. This is a unique hidden number.

Each player has four speeds. They know roughly how fast they are but the exact number is hidden from them.

Rooms in the temple are normally dim unless stated otherwise. You can't see other player's actions in a dim room. You can see them if the room was fully lit. The three lightings are lit, dim and pitch black.

There is no lynch mechanic. You're free to vote for someone to be killed, but then it'd be up to a player with a killing item to carry out the kill if they wanted to.

You can't submit actions which trigger on certain conditions, but you can target people, objects, items that may turn out to not be in the location.

[Tiruin]

Also noting ahead that my messaging speed is very slow :v So I'm not bothering with doing that thing.

Also aside query:

So instead of lynching, it's vigilante killing (via an item)?

That's right! At least one town player has a means of killing with an item in their starting inventory (everyone starts with two unique items). Players will have the opportunity to pick up or construct more weapons as the game progresses, and items can be looted from dead bodies.

Is there an inventory limit? @_@ Not implying along the last sentence but it had me wondering if we loot or discover items (since I didn't ask anything before the game started >_> Bluhh timing). When you also say 'unique items', that means only the person possessing those items can use those items, or that they're just uniquely made towards the person?

Tiruin

Here's the info on speeds:

Actions happen in the order in which they're sent (essentially meaning there are four sub-phases in the puzzle phase). When there is a conflict (two players taking the same item / searching the same object, a player leaving a room while another player is actioning them etc.) the player's action speed is consulted. This is a unique hidden number.

Each player has four speeds. They know roughly how fast they are but the exact number is hidden from them.

Rooms in the temple are normally dim unless stated otherwise. You can't see other player's actions in a dim room. You can see them if the room was fully lit. The three lightings are lit, dim and pitch black.
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You can't submit actions which trigger on certain conditions, but you can target people, objects, items that may turn out to not be in the location.

Alriiiight. So...can we read messages in an otherwise defaultly stated dim room? Is reading messages automatic when entering a room? What if we're in a room and another player inscribes a message (and we move out but are slower than their inscribing speed)--do we see the message?

There is no lynch mechanic. You're free to vote for someone to be killed, but then it'd be up to a player with a killing item to carry out the kill if they wanted to.

Wanted: {Person A}, $500; Dead.
Reminds me of them ol' wanted posters. :V But...this means there's no lynch mechanic at all and this is merely conjecture then.