phil1882

i vote for bonanova. i won't give much info about myself other than i am a goody.

we'll need it!

i vote for tonecnal 1) Phil1882 -voting for tonecnal 2) Nana77 - voting for tolecnal 3) bonanova 4) tolecnal 5) flamebirde 6) onetruth - voting for Phil 7) dee_tot - voting for Kikacat123 8) plasmid - voting for onetruth 9) TwoaDay 10) Kikacat123 11) Araver - voting for tolecnal 12) Barc - voting for Flamebirde

confirm

yeah i dont think we can do any better sorry y.

i'll vote for onetruth i'm not the only one who seems inactive by the way.

looks like you'll need all the players you can get so i'll sign up.

i'll keep my vote for marksmanjay.

i cast my vote for marksmanjay, just randomly voting for now.

sorry confirm. i'll try to be more attentive.

oh fine, i sign up.

well done guys.

here's a nice puzzle game for you. http://armorgames.com/play/16003/invert-selection

my most early defining moment was a vivid flying dream i had when i was about 7 years old. i still remember the wind on my face, the bright sun, the greyish jacket and blue jeans i was wearing in the dream, the soccer field in which i flew, the fresh winterish air. that dream made me believe that there is something more to life than what we can see with our eyes.

close enough. best starting value to chose, and the worst goal value your opponent could chose given your starting value. correct. you can only combine two previously generated numbers each step.

in this two player game, each player secretly picks two numbers, one of which is his own starting number and the other is his opponents goal number. numbers are allowed to be any integer value between 1 and 256. then both players reveal the numbers, and may use addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, to try to get to the goal number using only numbers they generate from their starting value. for example, player A may pick start 36 goal 47, and player B may pick start 123 goal 123. player A does 36/36 for 1. player B does 123/123 for 1. player A does 1+1 for 2. player B does 1+1 for 2. player A does 1+2 for 3. player B does 1+2 for 3. player A does 36*3 for 104. player B does 123/3 for 41. player A does 36/2 for 18. player B does 41+3 for 44. player A does 104+18 for 126. player B does 44 +3 for 47. therefore player B wins. note ties are possible if both players get it in the same number of operations. so you know the drill, whats the best starting value and worst ending value, assuming you don't know what your opponent is going to pick?

HA! good one. i''l have to remember that.

ha! thats very funny bonanova. no one wins!

i can make the same assurance. hey bonanova, lets kill the baddie, then i won't kill you next night. how would bonanova know who to trust?

yeah it looks to me like either flame or bonanova should win depending on how voting pans out in the end. i have no choice but to vote for flame to get victory. flame will have to kill me at the night round in order to win, but he can only do that if bonanova doesn't vote for him. so in truth bonanova has the deciding vote. though he cant win, he decides whether flame or myself die, and thus the winning player. okay then i vote for flame. let's see what bonanova does. apparently not playing mafia can be just as effective as playing mafia. 1) Phil1882 {APR 0} -voting for flame 2) Framm18 - DEAD [Killua] lynched 3) Flamebirde - voting for Bonanova 4) bonanova - voting for Flame 5) GMaster479 - DEAD [?] killed by Ant Queen 6) Araver - DEAD [Palm] lynched 7) Nana77 - DEAD [?] killed by Ant Queen

it sounds like flame must be the baddie, since i don't have a kill ability without the baddie dying. if i vote for the baddie, who apears to be flame, then i win, presuming both flame and bonanova stick to the current votes. if they both switch to me, then flame wins. correct?

so, clearly someone is being deceptive about who is the baddie by posting votes, the question is, is it flame or is it bonanova?