The morning hike was up an old Class VI road that was probably once well traveled until they realized a half century or so ago that going *around* the mountain is better than over it!
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The morning hike was up an old Class VI road that was probably once well traveled until they realized a half century or so ago that going *around* the mountain is better than over it! Jumped on the AT for 4 miles, a little road walking, then back via some trails I hadn't done before ... very up. “:^)
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I love playing Werewolf, but almost always play with a Seer and a Healer. The intense variant played on traitors, with such a huge numerical advantage for the Faithful, offset by the huge information advantage of the Traitors, is new to me. There's really so little information for the Faithful to use, which is really exciting.
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There's so much to learn about leadership and solidarity from this show. Joe didn't start taking leadership initiative until late in the game, even though he had clocked the Traitors very early on. The others remained distrustful far too long, and kept thinking individually rather than as a group. Kate, the 6th person removed and a Faithful, was constantly dithering over others' doubts in her, rather than doing the work of finding the Traitors.
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And this is where they failed! The other two Faithful were shaken by this gambit, even though they had all discussed it earlier. They panicked and voted Joe M. out in the next round, then let the remaining Traitor win.
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Regardless, they got within spitting distance of the prize. Joe M. identified all the Traitors and managed to get the Faithful to vote two off. Brilliantly, when there were only 5 players left, he convinced the Traitors that he would vote with them, and then turned on them and took out Cat.
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They almost completely failed to do this. Night after night, they voted as individuals, and clearly were making ad hoc decisions right up until voting started. Not remarkably, they got completely slaughtered.
When a few of the Faithful (Nick, Joe M.) started cooperating, it was far too late in the game, and the numerical advantage of the Faithful, which can outweigh their information disadvantage, was almost completely spent.
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"Peace, remember peace
is how we make it,
Here within your reach
If you're big enough to take it.""Pace, ricorda che la pace
è come la creiamo noi,
Qui a portata di mano
Se sei abbastanza grande per prenderla."Writer/s: Richard Starkey
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We watched the first season over the last couple of weeks. It was a really fun watch; I was completely unspoiled, so it was completely fresh.
Most of the time was spent absolutely howling at the TV. The Faithful have only one possible path to success: forming coalitions and voting in blocs. Waiting until the Round Table to make decisions within the bloc is catastrophic; the bloc has to come to the table with a decision and stick with it.
