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[Vector]

Grue riddle.

Wait what Pandarsenic?

... Ah.  Yes, that was completely different from my interpretation.  Thank you.  You threw something at me that looked like symbolism... but then it wasn't >_>  Curses.

[Pandarsenic]

Cobalt. Your inbox. Respond plx. :c

[CobaltKobold]

Apples and pomegranates and knighted sheep, vectoradict?

Since I have three revealed to want to in next round, I think I'll keep it secret except on request.

Patience Pandarsenic. It's coming with the summary of game, which I sent now.

[Apostolic Nihilist]

I... what.

Oh, right, wikipedia. At first I assumed you were talking about Zork.

...I understand the 'grue' problem, but I'm not sure how it relates to this game. <_<

[CobaltKobold]

I... what.

Oh, right, wikipedia. At first I assumed you were talking about Zork.

...I understand the 'grue' problem, but I'm not sure how it relates to this game. <_<

I am intentionally cryptic.

[Vector]

Apples and pomegranates and knighted sheep, vectoradict?

Apples, pomegranates, knighted sheep indeed.  Also birthstones, slight alterations of person and tense, combined with my association-explosion of the word "grue."  I, too, thought Zork.  Philosophy is not my strong point.

(Of course, one of the things that came of that was "purity is evil."  That one was weird.)

...I understand the 'grue' problem, but I'm not sure how it relates to this game. <_<

She revealed that I was applying faulty induction to a binary truth value, essentially.  I strongly agreed with her, especially after I reread the OP.

[Neruz]

I really want to know how this one works XD

[CobaltKobold]

Well, I was misusing the problem, but it was understood anyway. Grue problem is more a "the evidence to distinguish different hypothetical, contradictory cases does not exist/is not had, though the hypotheses predict correctly."

...looks like Neruz and Boksi are going to be in the "Know Too Much" category.

The Nightkill PM, as it is safe to reveal...

You leap in through a window. There is a brief struggle, but Org is no match for your feral power. Soon, he is dead. You drag the body out through the woods and leave it at the crossroads to be found the next morning, that you may savor the delicious terror it will cause.

Votes
Hide/Rerun[3]: Vector, Apostolic Nihilist, Leafsnail

Not Voting: Errol, Org.
Know Too Much: Pandarsenic, Mr.Person, Dakarian(requested spoiler spectating), Boksi, Neruz, RedWarrior0(requested replacement), Zai

[RedWarrior0]

Nice mechanic. I'm supposed to be in "Know too much"

[CobaltKobold]

*handwave* These are not the errors you're looking for.

So hmm, three would want another round. Not going to run it for a while though- after all, I have end-semester stuff too.

[dakarian]

I'm impressed on how this turned out.  I was expecting an ugly mess from [classified information] but it all worked out.

Very nicely run there.  I'll make sure to watch next game.

[Mr.Person]

Why do I always root for the scum when watching games?

[Zai]

Reveal the information to me. Publicly.

[CobaltKobold]

Mr.Person: I know! I mean, I was expecting quite a game with how the RNG came up.

Dakarian: Yes, [redacted], but [censored] the [classified].

Reveal the information to me. Publicly.

No.

You may get the rules privately like other interested parties, though, if you wish.

[CobaltKobold]

This joke demands to get out:
The internet is for žorn.
Sing it with me!

Not e'en a titter?