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Kjesse · 03-21-2014, 10:59 PM

Hello everyone, Paul Bissonnette here, aka Biznasty! If I can post half as witty as the real Biznasty I'll consider my time here a success. OK, even 1/4 as witty. No, 1/8. Hell, 1/64 and I'll stop there.

I guess I was a healthy scratch for the first few days.

I'm here and ready to contribute, have some ideas I'll share tomorrow.

I read the thread, I think its pretty clear there is someone who's neither player or management, playing a role of a serial killer. Some have said assassin but the way one of the killings is more sadistic is, I think, a clue. I'm not sure how the rules work with that but I don't think the serial killer can talk to management nor they him, and given the players' success for now the SK is targeting players. The only killing I was surprised with was Street Pharmacist as I don't think he looked like a player as much as others and was thus a risky kill assuming my theory is correct.

Strombad being killed was obvious and it would seem no-one could or did use an ability to keep him alive. He was awesome with his hunches. I figured his name was of a manager but a turncoat given his refusal to say who he was. Props to him for also not lying, I think that was the right strategy, but perhaps the wrong strategy was being so damn spot on early each day.

I do think management has eliminated our more obvious "best players". I hope some of you are secretly as good and are just able to hide it a bit better.

I also think one of the group that appears strongly on our side is management and playing for the end game and not worrying about the players early success. My reason for thinking so is the law of averages only.

I would agree to go with CC. At a minimum he's going to get voted off soon, too much deserving suspicion has been cast and his voting tendencies don't inspire confidence. I see his being voted off as inevitable soon given his behavior in the thread. I think everyone who is a player knows at some point they're going to cast their vote for him, why not now? That being said, lets toss some other names out there and see what gets traction as we need to see how everyone defends themselves. A movement toward others who may be management could be the better strategy and leave CC for later.

You'll see me posting much more often than Sliver, though I think him not posting was oddly suitable as a healthy scratch!

I have some theories as to others I suspect are management and I'll post about that in the day to come.

03-21-2014, 10:59 PM	#783
Kjesse Retired Join Date: Oct 2003 Exp:	Hello everyone, Paul Bissonnette here, aka Biznasty! If I can post half as witty as the real Biznasty I'll consider my time here a success. OK, even 1/4 as witty. No, 1/8. Hell, 1/64 and I'll stop there. I guess I was a healthy scratch for the first few days. I'm here and ready to contribute, have some ideas I'll share tomorrow. I read the thread, I think its pretty clear there is someone who's neither player or management, playing a role of a serial killer. Some have said assassin but the way one of the killings is more sadistic is, I think, a clue. I'm not sure how the rules work with that but I don't think the serial killer can talk to management nor they him, and given the players' success for now the SK is targeting players. The only killing I was surprised with was Street Pharmacist as I don't think he looked like a player as much as others and was thus a risky kill assuming my theory is correct. Strombad being killed was obvious and it would seem no-one could or did use an ability to keep him alive. He was awesome with his hunches. I figured his name was of a manager but a turncoat given his refusal to say who he was. Props to him for also not lying, I think that was the right strategy, but perhaps the wrong strategy was being so damn spot on early each day. I do think management has eliminated our more obvious "best players". I hope some of you are secretly as good and are just able to hide it a bit better. I also think one of the group that appears strongly on our side is management and playing for the end game and not worrying about the players early success. My reason for thinking so is the law of averages only. I would agree to go with CC. At a minimum he's going to get voted off soon, too much deserving suspicion has been cast and his voting tendencies don't inspire confidence. I see his being voted off as inevitable soon given his behavior in the thread. I think everyone who is a player knows at some point they're going to cast their vote for him, why not now? That being said, lets toss some other names out there and see what gets traction as we need to see how everyone defends themselves. A movement toward others who may be management could be the better strategy and leave CC for later. You'll see me posting much more often than Sliver, though I think him not posting was oddly suitable as a healthy scratch! I have some theories as to others I suspect are management and I'll post about that in the day to come.