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yes he is, man shofs gotta learn to take the heat off himself lol

the post he edited had nothing to do with his death... though it could have if it was posted earlier... he posted something about if he had a "towns vote" to himself like the other townspeople... the people voted him off voted earlier than this post was made.

hate to be an ass, but your like a loser for making them ordering you around so that you can go to bed early

the only time i remmeber when my parents told me to go to bed early was like 12 years ago when i was like 6-8 or so years old

I don't think you have any say in how my family works.

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sure your glad ;)

wanna join me?

I think if the game had like 2 mods, then the game can progress faster and alot more things can be done. I still stay, that theres lots of improvements needs to be done to make this game really run, like having an offical neowin mafia site + some kind of mafia chat room

wanna join me?

I think if the game had like 2 mods, then the game can progress faster and alot more things can be done. I still stay, that theres lots of improvements needs to be done to make this game really run, like having an offical neowin mafia site + some kind of mafia chat room

It's not the mod(s) that make the game slow, it's waiting for all of the players to catch up due to time differences.

Even with the 12 hours cycles, only half of the players, on average, ever managed to get their votes in (in the first game at least).

I think the rule that if you miss 2 votes in a row you will be kicked from the game is a good start. But i don't think you can 'force' someone to vote.

Instead of missing 2 votes, it can be Vote or die. If you dont die, then your on the list of possible suspects

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