He does but not to the extent as in the show.

You know, you don’t have to be voted out. You were a logical starting point but you seem quite defensive over it (especially coming off of a game where you put in multiple mechanics to push people to be active Day One voters...). Unusual reaction.

@Shel - I would suspect CC&H to be possible SKs. They have a far longer life expectancy in the tv show than the comics, though, and they do work for the organization out to police the rogue Number Five so they could fit with a possible Mafia theme. (One of the problems with figuring a the definitive villains is that each six issue mini-series has their own barely defined foes with the third one probably having the most. However, combining them would make sense as then you can have the cult leader - Grinner knows the theme so I know he won’t freak over that word - from arc one / season one as well as the Comission whom sent CC&H as well as various “Men in Black”-types through the seasons.)

Oh, and I would be wary of Vanya for reasons that I am hesitant to divulge this early out of respect to people like Ness who were reticent to join due to spoilers. Overall, she should be Town but I could see something change that.

I fully expect that Johanna went far beyond the Numbers though considering my character.

Admittedly Vanya's tricky, but she should be Town.

I agree. I just would keep an eye out for certain “event situations” that may flip any “safety” made by someone claiming her.

Checking in. I don't know much of the theme, and I want to avoid as many spoilers as possible. But to be honest, I'll probably forget a lot of stuff by the time I get around to watching it. As Kedryn commented to me, we have a massive backlog of shows to watch.

Yay, new game! Saw the first season a while ago, guess I need to get round to watch season 2 now

Does the comic differ much from the Netflix-series?

Short answer - yes.

Longer answer - yes, but...

It's not one of those situations where you're watching a show based on a property and about all they have in common is some character names. The general powers, origins and story line up.

On the other hand, the weird goes to 11 in the comics, as does the power level. There are Martian apes, actual super-villains, characters that fly, Pogo isn't the only intelligent speaking chimpanzee, there are characters from the show that aren't in the comics and vice versa.

I think that's a pretty simple, non-spoilery answer

Oh man, I totally missed this opening! I'd say I have a slightly more than vague grasp on the source.

While I do find the reaction kind of suspect, I can see the response being our of frustration. Out of honestly petty reasons I'd like to jump on the train, but will hold off at least for now out of respect to Gira as a person.

Since you don't want to go this early, you know we usually expect very little to move suspicion on day one. Hell many of us even prefer that to actually eliminating people day one.

Hey guys. Glad we've got another game off the ground.

I have no source knowledge, but this should be fun.

Lol I know the feeling. For every one show I finish, I have three to take its place

Heck, just the shows I have seasons left to finish off is approaching double digits! And the last season of The Good Place is finally on Netflix now, increasing the number

I find it a little more suspect because he’s always been one to enact it upon others or accuse frustrated players of messing with emotions. Then again, as a fairly expendable character, I confess I feel a little more ok poking possible scum.

I was looking less for a vote out than activity that garnered a habit pattern for info later in the game. It seems, however, people are even more lackadaisical than usual.

(And seriously, I would consider it a personal kindness if folks at least watched and had feedback on the first episode )