KotZ

Oof, don't remind me of that movie... I'll try to have an idea for a quest written up this weekend to see what people think.

I think that just might be Spock's playstyle, go for a lynch no matter the outcome and analyze later. He was like that last game if I'm not mistaken. Four because I do suspect you. Not five because I think the hammer yesterday is mainly to keep a lynch happening rather than give scum a for sure kill. As for ballsy scum moves, I think scum in past games have gotten much more bold with trying things, whether they fail or not, although that's a meta-discussion for another time. I wouldn't count scum being ballsy out.

Correct.

Yes, it me. And for now, yes. I'm considering you out of consideration. Sulu, possibly, although I can see it being more of the "we need a lynch" idea for the game rather than true lock and load hammertime. And if you read my post, I am considering MAllory as scum. And yes, I do think some scummy little twerp hammered you in the last game on two penalty votes.

Sulu was the hammervote yesterday, with Scott really locking it in. In a crew this small, would both Romulans be on the vote? That leaves Uhura and me if the vote was split. I'm not scum, and I can't get a read on Uhura as of now. I think the scum are hiding back (at least one) in the first four votes on Spock. I've already stated my distrust for Mallory and McCoy. I think Mallory made the jump from me to Spock when he realized it would be easier to get rid of Spock first rather than me. This way, when Spock turns up Starfleet, he can point to me and say I'm Romulan.

@Hinckley I'm really not one for words, and I check the day thread a lot but don't have time to formulate my thoughts in a meaningful way (yay keeping this transport stuff doing things). I think Spock is acting weird and latches on to people that aren't as vocal, either as an attempt to get people to talk or agree with people who does have his viewpoint (be it if he's scum or town). Also my humor is very self deprecating. As I said, the explanation from Umbra-Manis just seems "ok" to me. I can't put my finger to it, it just is milquetoast. But maybe that's just me.

I mean, I as a red shirt would like to live for once, so yeah any wagon but mine. As for CMP's comments, I felt as if his (Umbra-Manis) explanation was just "ok". A way to cover up what he said that could be a slip-up.

I think you're just trying to find an easy target on me in case Spock comes up scum. And if he doesn't? You'll come after me anyway. Scotty's vote was definitely a joke vote so I'm not placing much thought to it, but you seem to have an axe to grind.

Vote: Dr. McCoy (Umbra-Manis) His explanation is weird, as I mentioned earlier. Just enough to be helpful, but also to generate confusion.

Well, I'm not going to sucker lynch you this time... unless I have to due to Captain Kirk's rules.

I could've sworn I've seen you MOC a building before. You're off to a good start. I guess my question right now is where do you think this will go in a city? That might help you figure out what kind of building it is.

He didn't get better.

I think I'm reading this wrong, but this comes across to me as a bit confusing (maybe a typo?). How would it empower the scum? I feel like this comment is a way to seem helpful but somewhat confusing.

WROng. They called them bad hombres. They can't be part of our great space force anyway.

It was but a joke, Mr. Scott.

Why not M?

Well what else are we supposed to do when we get in an adventure? Survive until the end of the episode?

My brother @Capt.JohnPaul loved Power Miners, and yeah I remember some silly videos as well. We had some old Rock Raiders stuff passed down, so I think I lean more towards those as I 'm a bit older.

It's an odd building, but it really grew on me as I built it. It really goes well on the bakery side of Assembly Square with the color scheme. I just wish there was a bit more greebling on the first floor of the mechanic.

I don't own any buses, but from the sets I remember seeing, they are fantastic at buses for some reason.

Kyle here! I'll change my sig tonight when I'm off the clock.

Large update this time! A Bricklink order was well as a PaB order from online arrived in the past week, and lots of building happened over the weekend. Here is our first resident of the castle, Billiam the Woodworker. As you can see behind him, new torches are in place, and a wooden roof off to his left has been put up. Support beams for the great hall are going up, and the fire place is a better color. The chairs for the royals have also been fixed with their real colors. The kitchen is still a mess, but the oven/stove has been added, as well as pots and pans. More walls. Here the walls have been completed, with tiles to allow easy removal for the roof. And finally the roof has begun to be put in place! So this will probably be the last update for the next month and a half, but I'm hopinh by Labor Day to have some new parts in and time to really finish up this section, and then I can move on to either the side sections or the second 48x48 section, which will have the throne room, library, sleeping chambers, and other bits.

That could be interesting, especially if there's no set theme and we're still discussing things, especially with how combat would line up. And I love playtesting various ideas.

As someone who never really followed Nexo Knights and has two sets and saw the 4D movie at Discovery Centers too much, this is... well this is bleak. I'm not up to date with your storyline, but I'll comment on the MOC. It's pretty cool. It's definitely Nexo-feel, although I think the ship could be a bit more curved. Also, this reminds me very much of WATERWORLD for some reason.

Gah, all the cool useful parts are everywhere else. My store in Glendale, CA doesn't have any