I feel like I should probably know what "Mafia" is before I sign up to play.
I also feel like I should probably know what "Mafia" is, already.
sigh... I'm not invited anymore am i?
I feel like I should probably know what "Mafia" is before I sign up to play.
I also feel like I should probably know what "Mafia" is, already.
sigh... I'm not invited anymore am i?
i probably should have followed the link. forget I said anything.
You're heartily invited in as long as you're willing to follow the link to where I went over it a few days ago.
Oh hey, Bend, never mind. It's past 6:00 here, and there are 3 people signed up. Game is off.
I'm in the wrong timezone to play with you, heebie.
I didn't sign up because I just couldn't see the game working in text-based form, not that I don't like games generally. (I didn't want to say anything discouraging so as not to get into a self-fufilling prophecy.)
But if you wanted to run a Botticelli game or something else textier, that'd be fun.
13: All timezones are welcome! I'll help with the conversions.
(Were welcome, that is.)
I've never been totally clear on the rules of Botticelli, but it sounds like I'd be like, "Oh, I know a lot about Garth Brooks," and find out in thirty seconds that compared to people on Unfogged, I know nothing about Garth Brooks.
The most fun game to play online is Mornington Crescent.
I start with the Wilmington's Classic opener:
Blackfriars, on the District Line.
Ooh, Botticelli. There's another one I haven't played in a long time.
(Remember the scene in The Crying of Lot 49 with the Strip Botticelli?)
20 to 18, but it could be to Botticelli as well.
Do you all want to play the stupid question game?
Botticelli requires you to have watched too much cable TV for my tastes.
Here, I'll start: from square four, I hit it into square two.
I hit it back extremely hard into the corner of your square. An argument breaks out about the legality of that move.
Are you guys unaware that we're playing the stupid question game?
This might not really clear up the Mornington Crescent rules.
28: no double taps! You double tapped.
That perhaps you all didn't realize I was accumulating mega-points?
27: Sifu, you dummy, the server is always in square one. We have to start over. Replay! Replay!
What will it take to get you to admit you're wrong?
Okay since I scored a point I get to make a rule, and the rule is that it's backwards-counting day, and square four is square one.
Did the Mafia assassin get off the Tube at a station shared by the Circle and Central Lines?
Eh, Maficellington Crescent is a silly game.
It sounded fun, Heebie. I would have signed up, but I had good intentions of being productive tonight.
I can say from experience that Mafia works just fine over text; I've done it as a multi-day kind of thing, but if everyone was online at once it could easily be done in an evening.
Candy-asses.
I vote to kill killing, thus ushering an era of peace and love.
He's got a board with a nail in it! Run!
Mornington Crescent. A game of skill. Skill and luck. Skill, luck, and bewildering topologies.
Using the IMF/World Bank variation: Foggy Bottom.
Ah, the ley line approach from W-lfs-n! Tricky.
Circular Quay, of course.
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I am surprised that Ben has not posted about Dowd's column for today.
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We were actually playing Tegwar. I won.