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Post by Beelzebibble on Jul 9, 2012 22:05:19 GMT -5
Who can believe it's been a year to the day since this game first began? I certainly didn't lie back then when I described the road ahead as a long one, though I hope it's been an intriguing enough journey to justify the duration. Eight of our travelling companions have been laid low along the way, most recently Elliot, whose passing left the team in a curious arrangement. What I say is only partially informed by testimony, partially speculation, but it seems to me that the early coalition of Belle and Testbug has come to drift apart, and each of these players has found a new ally in the form of Ninety and Sem, respectively. Ever the middle man, Elliot's deduction from the group leaves this tableau quite clear.
You stand, then, as two pairs! This could almost be mistaken for a "Survivor" setup... but remember that this game isn't two against two, it's three against one... or in another sense, it's three against each other, and one stands back and laughs. Yes, someone here is being played pretty deftly by the ally who claims to be his friend... But will the Mole's compatriot be the one executed at this penultimate stage of the game? Or is the Mole planning to keep that alliance intact until the finale, and is it the other two players who must fear soon being left alone?
The answer will become clear at this episode's conclusion. Oh, sorry. I meant to me. You'll need a little longer to figure it out.
In the meantime, let's play.* * * Friends, you already know what's afoot. I've been working with each of you to develop a certain essay of sorts, which I'll shortly ask you to post here in the topic. However, please don't do so yet, as a couple of the pieces are still being finalized. I'll post here to let you know when to begin, and I'll explain the rules of our first challenge a bit more thoroughly then. Just sit around and pat yourselves on the back for making it to the semifinals, why don't you, you two-timing band of miscreants.
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Post by Beelzebibble on Jul 10, 2012 22:20:31 GMT -5
All right, let's begin. I think there's something everyone needs to get off their chests.
Players, please make your statements now, in any order.
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Post by Testbug on Jul 11, 2012 5:33:03 GMT -5
My name is Testbug, and I am the Mole.
It was incredibly easy, I think, to have all of you think that there was no possible way I was the Mole, up until the late stages of the game. In fact, I could list all the ways in which I sabotaged you, but that would be unimpressive. I could mention the moments in which I screwed the team, but those were far from my most devious.
It all started outside of the Episodes, actually, when I handed you my answers. I figured, hand them all the right answers and see how many of them stay in the game once they found out it was me. And from then on, I had you guys eating out of my fucking hand. Play the white knight, play the fair five year old, play my cards face up every step of the way, and none of you would've suspected me. Ever. You forget. All the players must appear guilty to throw you off the trail of the other members. Yet every single one of you couldn't manage to think from the Mole's point of view.
And how did I manage this group hypnosis? Complete cooperation. Full disclosure, full exposure, and assistance with the friends who wanted or needed it. Bonds were formed, bonds were broken, allegiances established and allegiances double-fucking-crossed. I was underhanded, I was sneaky, and I was in the perfect position to kick the chairs from underneath your rope-wrapped necks.
Every time we got information, I shared it. Got real answers, real questions, real clues, and posted them. Made sure everyone was on equal footing. After all, if you're all on equal standing, then you'll all fall when the floor gives out.
That's not the only method a Mole uses, though. If that were it, it'd be far too simple a feat. Be innocent the whole time, and no one suspects you. No one suspects you, that is, until they realize you're too innocent. So just to be safe, I kept my nose a little dirty. In the High-Draw, I slit the throat of the competition just because I wanted him gone. In the Nursery Game I "made a little flub" and picked a shape that was a little bit worse than the other choices I had. I even went so far as to enlist Sem's help to whittle down the choices until there was no way "we" would walk out with as much EP as the Mole. Which was, well, me. I've also chosen to not remind people of clues when they've shown up, and just once I threw away 30 EP from the team because, hell, I had the choice. Wouldn't you do it if you could?
I also managed to keep 90 EP out of your grubby little hands by saying that the mole should really keep it instead of us. After all, you are all capable of amazing turnarounds. You could've taken my EP and turned it into something more grand, and we couldn't have that. Could we?
Though, even if you did have the brains to figure out I'm the Mole, you must have forgotten one thing on the quizzes. The answers I gave were self-supplied. I could've been lying through my teeth. In fact, I lied completely on the first section! Why wouldn't I? I made up some lie about forgetting the facts, but they were facts about myself. Who would forget facts about themselves? Only idiots. Idiots and liars.
And from what I've seen, this entire group is one or the other.
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Post by Belle on Jul 11, 2012 8:48:36 GMT -5
My name is Belle, and I am the Mole.
Actually, my name is Caitlyn, and I have a little mole next to my bellybutton - but I'm still the one that's been screwing with you for just over a year now (sorry for lying to you in the first week when we made a leetle pact testy-bb but it had to be done and I'm pretty sure you approached me first anyway).
I'll openly admit that there were only a few occasions in which I actually made the effort to try and sabotage a mission, and didn't even bother to hide it. Because why would I? It wasn't my hide on the line, I was never at risk for elimination, and really how else would an underdog only a few months on the forum have lasted this long? Seriously. NOT TO MENTION even from the beginning it seemed as though the contestants were plenty capable of screwing themselves over without my interference.
The first challenge went by pretty uneventfully, and I never felt particularly devious until the thumbprint business, and to be perfectly honest I was surprised no one else had tried anything to the same extent. Referring to the intentional posting of fake thumbprints, of course - our host was particularly cooperative at this point and even went so far as to modify each of the posts I'd made note of in my falsified report of discovered thumbprints just for the added appearance of authenticity.
There were a few other things between challenges here and there like in the hidden awards business, but that was mostly just keeping my business to myself - even though the end result of my own actions ended in a decreased addition to the pot that would eventually be my own prize for the entire game, it seemed worth the loss to take even a bit of the attention off of myself after having been so blatant with my actions in the prior episode.
I wouldn't get the itch to slack in an episode where actions really counted until the prisoner and ball thing, but most of what I did was dicking around with .gifs which I found hilarious because the internet is a funny place and tiny animated images have the tendency to make me smile - it just so happened that my post count ended up a few too short, awww. Less subtle however was that silly pouch trading business where I may or may not have tried to tell Bulbs to swap his pouch out??? but was quickly called out by Biscuit who was in fact the one the original message had been intended for but, you know, whichever. Hint hint you think is was a coincidence that Pohatu, who had been on top of the game from the bginning, simply miscalculated in such a way that my pouch would remain unchanged? Hmmmmmm.
And speaking of Biscuit, I'll admit that I was a bit shocked when Ninety approached me quite suddenly after the Story Time and Dossier Hunt challenges to say that his friend had been eliminated after the pair of them had spent so much time gunning for me - which may have had something to do with some of the utterly bullshit Q&A answers that we know I have supplied personally, thanks to Pohatu's nifty graph. Oh nooooooooooo!
Regardless, Ninety's error in judgment would prove useful in the next challenge as he was kind enough to supply me with a full list of the objects in all of the baskets, having run the entirety of the gauntlet himself to give the list of content to me, at which point I happily accepted the most useful item on the list - the page of the Host's Dossier which listed the results of everyone's past quiz answers for the question "who is the mole?" Of course when I shared the fruits of our labors with him I had to change the results of the other surviving contestants so my name appeared less often and he wouldn't see that those who survived longest were those that had targeted me more than a few times. I mean, it would have been suspicious and I didn't want to lose a useful ally, though this has ended up being, unfortunately, fairly short-lived.
But I was saying something else before I started on that tangent OH THE STORY TIME EPISODE
Testbug I am sorry but I knew you were going to count on recognizing facts you know about me to decide who the truth-teller was and I know that you knew about my dog the same way I knew about your mother so I just kind of tweaked Biscuit's story about his dog to suit my style of writing and the little facts like when the dog died and going to Australia which I know you knew about because when we came back to the States on home-leave you and I would get all excited because we could communicate on the PHONE
and what else ummmmmm
I also managed to still make Elliot's choice of block in the Nursery game pretty useless by suggesting an alternative block that was still blue and would net me that little bit more EP because I mean seriously when have we ever had a challenge in which I wouldn't end up with the unclaimed dividends from a game? Of course, it would have been dumb and not very subtle for me to have personally chosen anything that wasn't the block that would earn the team the maximum amount of 24 EP, though the fact that the other contestants weren't vying for me to change options only told me that people's interests in me as a candidate for the Mole had waned which I'll admit made me smile, if not realize that I may have been laying too low. Or it means that the three contestants left have no faith in my capabilities as the Mole in which case I am fucking INSULTED.
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Post by Sem on Jul 11, 2012 9:39:52 GMT -5
My name is Sem, and I am the Mole. The proof you need you will find in the following paragraphs. I’m sure it will be quite convincing.
In Episode One, during “The Thumbprint Search,” I posted two thumbprint locations in the topic, but I never PM’d them to our lovely host. I also located three others but I never posted them in the topic! It was pretty devious of me, bringing in a pitiful 3 EP to the team’s pot, not allowing any more to escape my, me being the Mole, pocket.
For “The Hidden Awards” challenge of Episode Two I quite blatantly played a naughty role by supplying only false answers for “Best Board” and kept the correct one to myself, but unfortunately no one voted for “Best Board,” so my sabotage couldn’t fully blossom into a glorious flower of ruin. During “The High-Draw Game” I quite ruthlessly threw Belle to the wolves instead of giving up my own token to the team pot. It may have been chump change for me, the Mole, but, as I like to say, money is money. (EP in this case)
I was Bulbs’ ball and chain during “The Ball and Chain” challenge of Episode Three. What did I do? Nothing, absolutely nothing. I didn’t divulge to Biscuit and Testbug the nature of their partnership, and I was online several times throughout the challenge and contributed nothing. Sometimes the best acts of sabotage are to not act at all! And as for “The Popularity Contest”? I smote myself. To gain sympathy? Maybe, but more like to throw people off of my trail.
During “The Wiki Caper” of Episode Four I was just entirely unhelpful and withheld my clue, despite my online presence.
Onto Episode Five, “The Suitcase Claim.” I was pretty hasty, PMing Pohatu which suitcase I wanted before even posting in the topic to claim it. It was the most valuable suitcase too, with an exemption inside of it. Of course, what did I need it for since the Mole doesn’t have to take quizzes? It really did go to waste, but better than to let any of the players have it. And, of course, there was my fantastic weeks-long disappearance during “Story Time!” The game was stalled for quite some time, and, of course it would have had to be – The Mole can’t go on without the mole!
I was cringing during “The Surprise Audit,” letting those 20 EP into the team pot, but I figured “Hey? Why not appear to be the good guy?” Plus, I had to get back onto everyone’s good side after my absence, as well as further throw suspicious off of myself. Why do that when one of the points of the game is to get people to think you’re the mole? Why, the quiz of course! The less people who think I’m the mole the worse they would do on the quiz, and, my goodness, you lot did terribly. 12%? I was quite happy you lost my little wager - my faith in your failure was not misplaced.
Time for Episode Six. “The Haunted Corridor” was fun. I got to take a batman, looking like a player still, AND screw the team out of more EP. It was pretty simple, and, of course, I rejected the offer that would allow you to another chance at that 90 EP, but it was tempting. “The Box Gambit” was pretty fun. Why did I keep voting “go”? And then “The Nursery Party.” First I sabotaged El’s perfect blue square, worth 24 EP, for no apparent reason, and I also picked a block for myself that wasn’t the most profitable of the options available to me. Every little bit counts, as I again was able to finish ahead in terms of EP for this latest episode.
So, really, what do you think of my confession? I think I make a pretty good case for myself. In the end, ask yourselves this. “How does a newbie like Sem, who knows hardly anything about us or the boards, get so far in a game like this unless he’s the mole?”
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Post by Ninety on Jul 11, 2012 12:42:31 GMT -5
My name is Ninety, and I am the Mole.
I am a liar and have been playing you all for suckers since episode 1. Even my best friend fell to my deceit. This game is mine, whether you know it or not.
I think it's funny that I could do such blatant sabotage so early in the game because everyone else was spreading false treachery in hopes of throwing others off my scent. I sincerely thank you for that.
I couldn't do much in Prisoner's Dilemma since I had to coordinate with Biscuit and any deceit would have been very obvious. Twenty questions was another story though. I figured I could waste enough questions that no one would be able to ask any more that might actually be revelatory. Biscuit tapped into potato's mindhole though and googled "famous moles" and that, as they say, is that. Thumbprints was where I really got to do some damage with as little work as possible. Throw a thumb in the sig and bam! Instant frustration for everyone snooping around. I figured I'd contribute a couple EP to the team since I didn't want to go full-tilt off the bat in the first episode so I picked some thumbprints that I thought would be easy to find and then posted that URL screenshot to send some people in the right direction. Of course, I ended up being the only one to benefit from that since there weren't any thumbs found based on it. Three cheers for meeeee.
Episode 2 was tougher for me since there was so much coordination going on. Ultimately though, I got a lot out of it. I led Belle into guessing the wrong answers in the Hidden Awards challenge and basically didn't help anyone at all. There wasn't much I could do in High Draw because fuck random chance. I basically just did my best to keep the exemption for myself and no one else but we see how that worked out. El might have been out of the game at that point but he's managed to hang on.
I had a lot of shit going down during episode 3 so I didn't do as much as I probably could have. I got the exemption in beach trip and fucked everyone out of their EP so that was good. Basically, any time an exemption was up for grabs I tried to get that mahfukka. I think Belle was starting to eye me by this challenge so I couldn't dock any more points after she posted in Ball and Chain. Popularity Contest was out of my hands for the most part. I basically just smote whenever I had net access and a spare moment, which wasn't often.
Trivia was tough for me because I honestly couldn't remember who won in most cases. In the end, I gave the team more EP and missed out on the exemption (giving it to fucking el again omg fuck) so fuck that challenge. Pouch trade I got a little creative and had potato send me a fake PM like one of the ones he sent to all you guys. Then, lo and behold, Ninety posts a screenshot of said PM and thus proves his innocence to everyone (hahaha fuck you guys). I actually used the same strategy later against my dearest Belle in some PMs to confirm to her that I really am innocent, I swear! See?! Potato had to have sent these to me because I'm a legit contestant and not just because I asked him to! Pictures are infallible! Fuck the Wiki Caper though. That shit was hard. You think I'd let go of an exemption and give it to MOTHERFUCKING ELLIOT AGAIN WHAT THE HELL IS HIS WITCHCRAFT
Episode 5 was great because I got to tank the quiz answers for everyone and toss out FAT STACKS OF EP DOG. All of the challenges were toss-ups though because I got really busy again at this point. Luckily, I still managed to snatch an exemption away from everyone. I even managed to do it by TELLING THE TRUTH. Holy shit, guys, you make this too easy. I made Sem sit the quiz because who the hell knows with that kid. He's said like 8 words this whole game but is still in it so he must know something. And then! Then! I got the exemption and you guys, oooohhh you guys gave me just the sweetest gift a mole like me could ever want. You let me take the quiz. You basically said, "HERE NINETY TAKE ALL THIS DELICIOUS EP FROM US AND THROW IT DOWN THE TOILET!" Couldn't pass it up. I quietly piped up that I had "a pretty good idea who the mole is" (ololololololo) all the while my guts were exploding through my chest because holy fuck I can take the quiz and bomb and lose them so many monies and alkdj;adfa. After that, I didn't give a shit about anything. I even helped out in Dossier Hunt because we all saw how well the thumbprint searches and wiki caper went. Biscuit was kind enough to add 20 more EP to my pocket because everyone was so stumped but then Testbug harshed my buzz a bit when he posted the location right after potato said he was just going to start giving me EP because y'all were such slowpokes. I went ahead and sent the PM because I figured Bug was going to learn some stuff about me in that dossier and wanted to throw off a little suspicion by giving the team some EP. It didn't bother me because I was still thinking of the FAT STACKS that I was going to negate by tanking the quiz for everyone. Thanks again, for that. I can't say it enough.
I had to play pretty careful in episode 6. I decided to gain some altruistic cred by going through the corridor and telling belle what was what and what she should think about doing. I didn't know what was in the boxes during Box Gambit so it was up to luck again and those fuckers didn't give me an exemption but then again none of them got one either. So, meh. I didn't have any say in the matter so I was not thrilled by that challenge. I had to be real careful in Nursery Party too; I basically had to balance looking like the mole and adding EP and affecting quiz scores and fuck these challenges omg I just want to take everyone's EP away from them.
Fuck all you bitches. Your EP is mine.
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Post by Beelzebibble on Jul 11, 2012 17:55:13 GMT -5
Tl;dr much? I certainly hope not, players. After all, the Mole just revealed him/herself.
I think that bears repeating: The Mole just came clean. His/her confession is right there for you to read. It just happens to be hidden, like a leaf in a forest, amid three fake confessions from hapless posers who only wish they'd been appointed as the Mole.
You should read these confessions carefully over the next twenty-four hours. Tomorrow, I'll send around some PMs asking you to, in effect, rate your fellow players' confessions in terms of how plausibly you think they could actually be the Mole. In the meantime, feel free to post here with any comments, questions or challenging remarks about each others' confessions. Because I know you guys absolutely love doing that, and leap at the chance every time I offer it!
This is our second-to-last episode. Don't you think it's time to start piecing out the truth from the lies?
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Post by Beelzebibble on Jul 13, 2012 9:39:46 GMT -5
Ah, truly some scintillating discussion! No less than I expected of you, players. Actually that's true, and I'm not being sarcastic. It is literally no less than I expected of you. My expectations recede with every passing day.
Let's move on.
Now that you've had ample time to digest each others' confessions, you ought to feel comfortable putting some money on the line. I'm going to hand each of you 28 EP. I'd like you to distribute these among the three other players (don't include yourself!) according to how likely you think it is that they're the Mole. Or, perhaps, how seriously you take the possibility that they're the Mole. However you'd like to construe it.
What I mean is that if you are really super sure one of them is the Mole, you might put 26 EP on that person and only 1 each on the other two. Or, if you're still floundering, you might go for a more even split like 10-9-9. Unfortunately, since 28 isn't evenly divisible by 3, you can't just put the same amount on everyone, but that's by design. Even if you're trying to go that route, you'll still have to favor one player a bit above the other two.
I'll PM you guys to solicit those responses now.
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Post by Beelzebibble on Jul 19, 2012 11:23:30 GMT -5
I've received three distributions and we're now just waiting on Sem to get back from his trip. Unless he never went on a trip at all and is just being a lazy lazebag. His modus operandi, as we know full well, is lotus eating like there ain't no tomorrow. (Did you know that was a phrase? I just learned it. It is crazy what you find in books on English.) But let Sem only pray he makes it back to the forum in good time and doesn't incur another hiatus. He wouldn't find me so lenient this time.
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Post by Beelzebibble on Jul 23, 2012 15:19:44 GMT -5
Sem's back and submitted his distribution, but there was a clerical error with someone else's distribution (it didn't add up to 28 EP) and I didn't realize this until just now when I was tallying the results. Sorry! That's my fault, I could have noticed it and gotten back to that player much sooner. We'll proceed as soon as the player corrects the mistake.
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Post by Beelzebibble on Jul 27, 2012 19:45:18 GMT -5
Very well, players. You've carefully considered each others' confessions and quantified your suspicions via the magical medium of EP. One of you seems to have put forth the most persuasive confession of all, and has amassed the highest amount of EP from the other three players' distribuions. That player is Belle, who totalled 33 EP from the other players' distributions. She wins! So to speak. Before you ask, Belle, you did not just secure the game's final "joker". You will, however, find that you've been conferred a certain advantage which will get you closer to earning that "joker" later on.And 33 EP go immediately into the team pot. That's a good start! But wouldn't it be kind of shitty if I just left the other 79 EP to the Mole? Stupid challenge. Obviously the Mole would get the majority of the EP on offer, no matter what happened. Therefore, I'll give you a chance to earn some more. And by "you" I mean "you, Belle". As the leading EP earner, you've got a choice to make. I'm not going to say how many EP got allocated to each of the other three players, but I will say that Ninety placed second, Testbug placed third and Sem placed fourth. You can choose one of their EP totals, and add that to the pot as well.Ninety's the obvious choice, right? Well, not exactly. You see, there'll be consequences later depending on which player you choose now. As I said, when we get to the challenge with the last "joker", you'll be given a certain advantage which will help you obtain it. Let's get specific here, because that'll be clearer, and say that your advantage will have a value of 12. However: - If you choose Ninety right now, the highest earner, then your advantage will be halved to 6, and Ninety will be given an advantage of 6 as well.
- If you choose Testbug, the middle earner, he'll be given an advantage of 6, but your advantage will remain untouched at 12.
- If you choose Sem, the lowest earner, he'll be given an advantage of 6, and yours will increase to an advantage of 18.
Please note that since you don't know how many EP each player amassed, the range from Ninety's score through Testbug's to Sem's could be quite wide, or very narrow indeed. Let's have your choice here in the topic.
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Post by Belle on Jul 27, 2012 23:15:43 GMT -5
I choose Testbug O: brobump
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Post by Beelzebibble on Jul 28, 2012 9:10:54 GMT -5
Hmm, the middle option! Neither the one which benefits Belle the most nor the one which benefits the team the most. Perhaps it's a calculated move, intended to keep her head down... or maybe I've just underestimated how much the Belle-Testbug pair still holds up. So, later on in the episode, Belle will be holding an advantage valued at 12, and Testbug an advantage valued at 6. We'll see what that actually means soon.
In the meantime, Belle's choice adds a further 30 EP to the pot! So it would seem that the team claims 63 EP, the Mole claims 49. Except... the challenge isn't quite over yet.
I'll give you guys one more chance to increase the team's earnings and reduce the Mole's. Expect a PM from me shortly.
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Post by Beelzebibble on Aug 2, 2012 10:40:20 GMT -5
Players, please post the results of your decisions now.
If you've decided to reveal the way in which you distributed your EP, then do so. Be advised that I'll intercede and correct you if what you post here doesn't match what you originally sent me.
If you've decided to withhold your distribution, then say so.
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Post by Sem on Aug 2, 2012 12:53:36 GMT -5
I've decided to withhold.
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Post by Belle on Aug 2, 2012 13:27:18 GMT -5
Sem got an extra point in my distribution because I couldn't go in descending numerical order without having an extra point :C
Sem: 11 Testbug: 9 Ninety: 8
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Post by Ninety on Aug 2, 2012 13:41:49 GMT -5
20 to bug, 6 to sem, 2 to belle
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Post by Testbug on Aug 3, 2012 1:36:30 GMT -5
Ninety: 22 Belle: 5 Sem: 1
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Post by Sem on Aug 3, 2012 2:35:59 GMT -5
At least mine's still seekrit.
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Post by Belle on Aug 3, 2012 14:52:06 GMT -5
laaaaaaaaaaame
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Post by Testbug on Aug 3, 2012 18:25:23 GMT -5
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Post by Belle on Aug 3, 2012 21:06:08 GMT -5
oh sem
you will be rewarded for your faith
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Post by Beelzebibble on Aug 4, 2012 9:43:52 GMT -5
Yes, as Testbug rightly shows, it takes only a little Sherlock Holmesing up in this to deduce Sem's distribution, and put the lie to any hope of secrecy he might have nurtured. I did warn you, players, that choosing to keep your answers close to the chest would prove completely pointless if all three of the others chose to turn up their hands. A simple matter of subtraction from there would make the fourth player's distribution clear. Let that be a lesson to Sem: It helps to get a friend in on the secrecy too.
But then, why did Sem decide to conceal his answers? He's obviously pretty dead-set on Belle being the Mole at this point -- could it be that he understood certain others had dropped her scent, and didn't want to signal them to start following her footprints once again? This, after all, was the whole point of the secrecy exercise: theoretically, the more confident you feel in your choice of Mole, the less inclined you should be to share your answers. So perhaps we shouldn't be surprised that the player who stacked the most EP on his main suspicion was the only one to conceal his answers. On the other hand, there's no reason Sem himself couldn't be the Mole -- his C.V. up there is certainly as impressive as anyone else's. So an even simpler explanation would be: Sem saw an opportunity for some of his money to get leeched by the team, and he did what he could to stop it. He would only have control of 5 EP -- in fact, if he is the Mole, then I reiterate what I said about getting a friend in on the secrecy -- but when you're the Mole, there's no amount too small. You take every opportunity to sabotage the team that you think you can get away with.
And while we're touching upon the subject of Belle (I preemptively condemn Ninety for what he's about to do, which is quote this and delete "upon the subject of"), I've got something to say about her as well. I already mentioned earlier that it was worth taking note of the fact that Belle compromised and chose the most innocuous option, Testbug, earlier, rather than either the choice which would benefit the team the most or the choice which would benefit herself the most. Trying to keep her head down? And this theme is in keeping with her distribution, which, if you hadn't noticed, sticks out like a sore thumb among the other three. Where Sem, Testbug and Ninety were all confident enough to stake a strong majority of their EP on individual targets, Belle looks positively wishy-washy with her near-equal allocations. It couldn't be that she's still plagued with doubt, now at the eleventh hour...? But on the other hand, if she were the Mole, she would've known the "winning" player's EP total would be added to the pot. Levelling out the distribution would be her way of ensuring that no more than 11 EP out of her 28 would go to the team. A clever, innocent-looking deed.
If either of these players really is the Mole, then it seems the other one may be on the right TRACK --
Oh, excuse me!
But of course, it's equally possible that Ninety or Testbug is the real Mole, and these two clowns are just BARKING up the wrong tree --
Ahem! Jeez. I'm sorry.
Until we find out once and for all, you'd be well-advised to review the confessions in this topic and RACE yourselves for the challenge to come oh my god. Guys I'm really sorry. I don't know what's come over me. My mind is hazy. I seem to be stumbling around in a DOG okay wow, worst one yet. I'm sorry. I... I'll shut up. The team wins 33 + 30 + 15 = 78 EP. The Mole takes the remaining 34. Next challenge soon.
THE TEAM POT: 403 EP THE MOLE'S POCKET: 387 EP
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Post by Ninety on Aug 4, 2012 14:59:13 GMT -5
And while we're touching upon the subject of Bellethat can still be sexual
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Post by Testbug on Aug 4, 2012 17:55:28 GMT -5
And while we're touching upon the subject of Bellecat sex so vulgar
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Post by Beelzebibble on Aug 4, 2012 19:55:28 GMT -5
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