I've skimmed through the thread to psych myself, and would like to accuse geoo for now.

He has made more speculations on innocence than everybody else, and tried a test lynch with an elaborate apology.

As a coincidence, geoo also found the min-skill solution to Beach 9 via trigger-happy use of the filler (so almost sand pourer) to release an attractor, just to delay the release further.

-- Simon

I thought PMing people was discouraged anyway.

möbius: You don't have to trust any math, you can verify everything yourself. Yeah, the math is based on random voting. If we find a prime target with reasonable accuracy, it's viable to kill him right away, steering other people's attention to more useful things. So I recommend only with care to go by the pure-random math. It's just an idea.

Edit: The ccx accusation despite the math leads, even though explained, to understandable attention. Not sure why more exclamation points in this game make me suspicious though, when I wasn't using them so much in the last game.

There's also geoo's comment on how Giga is likely innocent. Giga hasn't posted in a while before this game, I wouldn't make this assumption yet.

-- Simon

The paper I quoted in IRC last week assumes that N mafia vs N townspeople leads to a random lynch. The mafia prefers an endgame with 1 mafia vs 2 townspeople at day, compared to 1 mafia vs 1 townsman.

Clam's rules make N mafia vs N townsfolk a win for the mafia. Thus, the better endgame for the mafia is N mafia vs N+2 townspeople now, and not anymore N mafia vs N+1 townspeople.

This is an important change and reverses odd-even.

(If people don't agree still or point out errors, I'll be up for lynching.)

-- Simon

This is an amazing piece of art!



-- Simon

The styles are defined with an image file, lixrecol.I.png.



The first row matches the colors of the spritesheet, lix.I.png. These colors are chosen to be easily differentiable when working on the sprites.

The styles inside the game are each defined by one row in addition to the first. For each style, it is created by exchanging in the spritesheet each color of the first row by the color directly under it from the style's row. Bright pink (255, 0, 255) is transparent in C++ Lix. D Lix also supports alpha transparency.

1st row are the key colors from lix.I.png.
2nd row is the regular singleplayer color, Garden.
3rd row is the highlighting color for lix under the cursor.
4th row is the color for potential neutrals.
5th row is the first multiplayer color, Red.

C++ Lix runs with 16-bit colors (D Lix runs with 32-bit), but lixrecol.I.png has 24-bit colors. Thus, some similar colors might become equal inside the game, perhaps shirt and pants of some multiplayer styles.

-- Simon

What's preventing IPXWrapper from sending data across the internet instead of to another LAN address?

This sounds like you need a VPN. There are existing VPN tools you might look into before writing your own, but it might prove to be a great exercise nonetheless. :-)

-- Simon

That is quite bold, and with nobody else minering, we should not neglect anymore the chance that dead Rubix was the miner. At 2 rogues, it's been a 25 % chance to lose him immediately.

I would like to accuse Ramon.

(Edit: Too tired for bayesian statistics of miner killed vs. miner lives and detects rogue etc.)

-- Simon