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To confirm that @Jace Stormkirk is indeed a Ballgoer, all we need is for @Psychic Sheep to confirm that he was a Ballgoer before becoming the new Worrywart, but he doesn't have to reveal the exact role. As I said before, unless we missed something, the Worrywart kind of needs us to win, so there shouldn't be any reason to distrust the Worrywart either. I do hope that we can hear from Bean before this phase ends, though. @CrimsonDragon21 If my reasoning is correct, the Worrywart is indeed a confirmed Neutral party- however, if the mechanics work as described (aka Worrywart can't change roles with a Marauder), this Neutral role is effectively nearly 100% on the side of the Ballgoers, unless the Worrywart for some reason decides to bank on winning as another Neutral, but those chances are so low that it is in both the Worrywart and the Ballgoers' best interests to work together. With that in mind, we are about to lynch a role that isn't theoretically Ballgoer-aligned, but might as well be.

Can the Worrywart also switch roles with a Marauder? Because I think the Worrywart can be a very powerful weapon in favor of the Ballgoers. From what I've seen so far, the biggest argument in favor of eliminating the Worrywart is reducing chaos. But in my opinion, the Worrywart can achieve the complete opposite effect. By keeping tabs on who the Worrywart is every day, we can not only deduce who is on the side of the Ballgoers (or the Neutrals at worst), but all players gain an equal amount of knowledge. Considering the Ballgoers are the ones that need knowledge rather than the Marauders, I believe the Worrywart will work with us more than against us. With that said, I also don't believe that the Worrywart has much reason to play against the Ballgoers rather than with us. The only circumstance they would want to play against us is if they can become Marauders as well, which would in turn mean that the Marauders don't know the identity of the other Marauders, because otherwise a Marauder-turned-Worrywart could easily expose all their former allies. So assuming the Worrywart can only change into Ballgoers and Neutrals, they literally need to eventually become Ballgoers (or take a chance with becoming a Neutral) in order to win the game. Thus why I don't see the Worrywart having much if any incentive to not work together with the Ballgoers. I'd like to hear other people's thoughts about this as well, but first I'm gonna be pinging @Walpurgis, @Captain Breakfast and @Jace Stormkirk to read through this and potentially rethink the elimination of the Worrywart day 1.

I thought the "informed minority" would be the Marauders only. Also, we don't know for sure what the win condition of the Worrywart is. @Jace Stormkirk can you elaborate on this?

@L'Belle According to @DigitalAmber, restraining is "more or less roleblocking". This means not only that we have a roleblocker other than the Distracter (if the Distracter is even a roleblocker to begin with), but also a potential evil-aligned one, as the Vagrant and Disgruntled Patron are really the only ones that come to mind when thinking of "restraining", and the Vagrant is a confirmed guilty role.

I'd like to add something to this. Last night, I was restrained. The wording implies that this couldn't have been the Distracter, thus I'm assuming I got paid a visit by either the Vagrant or the Disgruntled Patron. No other roles really seem to add up to this description. Maybe the Doorman but I very much doubt that. Other than that, a theory about the Everyman. The description states the following. "He is willing to put the extra mile into anything he does. As a result, he can accomplish things no one could have dreamed he would be capable of, being as good as the best at times. But he's not a master of it by any regard." Maybe the Everyman has multiple "powers", but is able to use them only a select few times in the game. For example, he may be able to roleblock, but only once or twice a game, and he may be able to heal, but once again, only once or twice a game.

Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Drakyle the n0'd? Still unfortunate though. Probably a safe bet to reckon maf did the job tonight.

oh yes I did say id be popping into this one didnt I

okay im not gonna lie thats pretty impressive this is the first time ive checked this thread in like half a year. ali next

it would mean making all moves either 0% or 100% accuracy, and the removal of everything that can buff or debuff accuracy or evasion. it would mean the removal of the primary effect of paralysis. it would mean getting rid of all moves with secondary effects or at least getting rid of the secondary effect, or making said effects have a 100% trigger rate. it would mean getting rid of abilities like snow cloak or poison point. also serene grace and sheer force since they have no use anymore. it would mean getting rid of damage rolls. im sure theres much I missed. basically without rng youre playing an entirely different game.

looks like I found my main for ultimate.

are you threatening me, master jedi?

how late is it? oh, long overdue o'clock for @Marcello expecting good things from yall :]

furbaitfurbaitfurbaitfurbait in all seriousness, I quite like all gen VI starters. braixen and delphox look borderline the same to me so I dont really care, but delphox is definitely superior because psychic type. delphox even used to be my favorite gen VI starter, but then I started using both it and the other two and now chesnaught has overtaken. unfort.

its been years now but http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/reborn-gen6triplescustomgame-110496 moody metrollnomes returns.

(pssst: commenting isnt how you bring someone to the attention of the mods, using the report function is) on that note I also have to join the "wtf is this" club.

hi welcome to "bibs is bullied into starting a run", today I will be serving up a dish of dialogue errors in the starter room