[Game] Neowin Mafia III

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Incase anyone was wondering...

1. Astro Zombie (Towns People)

2. Rahul (Mafia)

3. mikebiacsi (Towns People)

4. Shof (Towns People)

5. Lt-DavidW (Towns People)

6. addc182 (Towns People)

7. perochan (Mafia)

8. SacrificialSoldier (Doctor)

9. duntkno (Towns People)

10. EchoNoise (Towns People)

11. Steffan (Sheriff)

12. mr.pingu (Mafia)

13. _Allan_ (Towns People)

14. Larney (Towns People)

15. CAPSLOCKISAWSOME (Towns People)

16. Owatonna (Towns People)

17. magik (Towns People)

18. Jase (Mafia)

19. DJLunacy (Towns People)

If anyone noticed any small glitches, bugs, or any feedback at all on the system, please PM me.

Any feedback is welcomed, it will help me improve the system, and make things smoother.

Thanks!

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Lt-DavidW

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mr pingu you absolute traitor! ;)

I didn't trust you to start with and then Sacrificial Soldier PMed me this:

Do you have good reason to trust them all [the alliance]? How did pingu get on the list? :p

I am 99% sure that all are trustable. Pingu was slowly approached by me and he turned out to be a townie as well. I am 100% sure about Pingu

:rolleyes:

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mr.pingu

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Lol well in my defence I didn't lie that much, You (or Sacrificial - can't remember) asked me if I voted in the first round and I said I did but I voted for someone other than Owatonna and that was the truth, you just took that to meaning I wasn't part of the mafia. When in fact the only reason I didn't vote for him was because I didn't manage to get in touch with the rest of the mafia during the first day to know who to vote for :p

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mikebiacsi

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Yeah i have to say at the beginning of the game i was in two minds about pingu as well. I can't remember who it was who said that pingu was cool, probably sacrificial :whistle:

Interesting game though, although when i first heard the mafia had recruited a new member i was pi**ed. Then when they recruited again and i found out it was me i thought that it wasn't so bad after all. :p

Hopefully the voting site will be working properly next game, it's a really good idea although there are a few things that need to be looked at (like voting for two sessions in a row and being killed after one)

Lol well in my defence I didn't lie that much, You (or Sacrificial - can't remember) asked me if I voted in the first round and I said I did but I voted for someone other than Owatonna and that was the truth

That was actually me who asked, and the answers that i received from various people formed the basis of my accusations. It was going well untill after _allan_ was voted off.

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Rahul

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Ha mafia wins , im Outta Jail as all witnesses are DEAD, Hi 5 for the Sexy Time with Sacrificial's dead mother inLaw ( I just watched , Snyper did all the ,eh BUSINESS ) Apart from that it was fun playing it while it Lasted, I guess all the mafia men can vote that i was pretty good at Killing Townie Punks in a very Mafia or Yakuza like manner.

BTW :

Pingu told me beforehand that the Townsfolk were gonna go for me & in My Honour he would Kill Sacrificial next day.

LESSON LEARNT : Dont trust even your own mum , leave alone Mr. Pingu

P.S. My bullocks are bigger than Sacrificial's

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SacrificialSoldier

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Ha mafia wins , im Outta Jail as all witnesses are DEAD, Hi 5 for the Sexy Time with Sacrificial's dead mother inLaw ( I just watched , Snyper did all the ,eh BUSINESS ) Apart from that it was fun playing it while it Lasted, I guess all the mafia men can vote that i was pretty good at Killing Townie Punks in a very Mafia or Yakuza like manner.

BTW :

Pingu told me beforehand that the Townsfolk were gonna go for me & in My Honour he would Kill Sacrificial next day.

LESSON LEARNT : Dont trust even your own mum , leave alone Mr. Pingu

P.S. My bullocks are bigger than Sacrificial's

Rahul

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Nuff said...

Grand Master

Rahul

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wanna me to reduce your balls for you,eh ?

WHAAAAT by Sucking !!!!

Listen pal no matter how good a friend you are of mine , I aint putting any of my love juice on your Mouth !! Now go scam someone else, maybe Snyper he likes deep Throating Dorks !!

P.S. - Shof when 2 elders are in conversation , little kids should not butt in between

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