supernerd117 : But why use the least risky? We should go for the riskiest possible, If its risky, so what? We might find the next murderer, Pac made such a plot twist, nothing went how I hoped it would be, ehem, except killing out one murderer.

We have to pick a question? Aww. I even had a specific question to ask the murderer....

I'm not sure which question to ask. 


1. This one is kind of tricky. I'm sure everyone 'uses' the RGR. Using it doesn't necessarily mean playing games in it. You can use the search function to find games but not actually play them.

2. This would be the most risky question since I'm pretty sure most of us don't know each other outside of Vizzed & therefore wouldn't be able to tell who likes exercising or not.

3. As for this one, it could mean either how many hours active or how many hours logged in but not active.

There are many ways to be tricky with these questions.

XHero111 : Because in the case of hilacle, it paid off.  hilacle was the most likely to be a murderer, and she was.  While going with the least risky question will almost undoubtably end in the death of one of us, it ensures that we won't be wasting time.

Surgiac : I know that Leggy likes to exercise, and was on a track team I think?  I believe this was the approach question #2 was trying to drive at.  That's why I believe that the murderer will most likely answer "yes" to that question and Leggy will immediately come under suspicion.  That question makes me suspect that he is not among the murderers.  It would be quite easy to trace the answer back to him (or away from him if the answer is no).  Or perhaps the murderer just wanted us to think this?  That would mean that the murderer is quite smart and one step ahead of the game.  That means the murderer has a sharp mind.  That might weed out a few people.

This is pretty dumb, killer dude. All of these questions are pretty vague, but if any of them would go anywhere, it's likely to be "Do you use the RGR".

It does seem as though these questions were made to draw attention and suspicion towards, and away from people. With the exception of the third, which stands pointless.

With the RGR question, it would drive away from the older members with lots of experience, as they seemingly all come for the board, and it would drag towards the younger, with less posts.

The running questions, the user that comes into mind is Leggy, and like it was said before, if the answer to that were "yes", everybody would shift towards Leggy.

The "how many hours" just seems senseless when you think about it. It's safe to guess that we all stay on the site for the same amount of time daily.

Of course, it could be that the murderer wants us to look at these people and think of it as too obvious to divert away from themselves in some way.

I have no decision yet.

Well we know that the killer can't think of quality questions to ask. I don't like any of the questions and none of them would bring us much, if any, closer to identifying who the killer is. But of the 3, asking questions 1 and 3 seem pretty stupid, considering that the answer is (hopefully) the same or similar for almost every player here. I'm going to vote to ask question 2, because exercising often can be interpreted in many different ways, so at least nobody exercises EXACTLY the same amount of time in a variable time period doing the same exercises.

There's also the possibility that Leggy is the killer & is just trying to divert attention from himself with reverse psychology. Why else would you carry a railgun unless you intended to use it?


I'm not saying he is the killer but he is devious enough to pull a stunt like this.

Surgiac :

My word may not mean much, but my railgun only fires for justice.

I mean, technically, I guess I am a "murderer" because I DID just kill the actual murderer, but in my defense, it was for the safety of all of us.

Are all of the killers' favorite game Pokemon x and y?

My guess is no. I'm also thinking the new killer was added when the original killer was sniffed out so quickly.

earthwarrior :

Unlikely, that's why I wanted to ask what their favorite video game was.

Now we'll never know, since we have to choose between three crappy questions.

I vote for question number #3

I think How many hours are you on vizzed is the best option since it has the potential to split a decent amount of members up, since there are a number of users that are know to be on vizzed for long hours and others that don't go on Vizzed every day.

Number 1 could have the answer out easily yet the chance for that is very low alike to the what video game do you like the most but with even less of a chance. It is pretty much the same deal with the second question. 

I vote for question 3.

The murderer is pretty much a scaredy cat who doesn't want to be caught and shot with Leggy's gun (no insult), but really:
1) Everyone does. It doesn't say how often or anything.
2) What would we get out of this? Even if it was Leggy, he's mafia/ murder game experienced enough to dance around it. Like, 'I go to school by bike every day.'
3) Are you kidding me? The murderer could just say 'around 1-3 hours' and dance around it.
I refuse to ask any of these. It would just be embarrassing for a detective wannabe to ask such things.
Hey Murderer, can we shift questions to something that could provide even the smallest info? Even favorite animal would do. Actually, that could get interesting.

FunnyFurret : OOC: Why'd you say that twice? 

IC (In Character): Ok, So we've knocked ONE murderer out, For all we know, We could have to face 5 murderers, even 10. We shouldn't start with such questions, Do You Play the RGR? Almost everyone on vizzed does. Do you excersise? Hmm, I think I'm leaning on that side. How many hours are you on vizzed? A Bunch of people are on vizzed 24/7, Its not really a good question to ask there.

Hilacle was the killer? And to think, I trusted her enough to take up her offer to explore Santa's room of sharp things and blunt instruments with her.

As for the questions, I never use the RGR. I'm pretty sure most people here don't use it often. I don't exercise often (Although I should get back on that. I used to.). And I spend a lot of time here. I never really times it though. All these questions seem to have the same answer for anyone, they aren't really getting us anywhere.

Sorry for Double Post... again. I just wanted to say, Its Friday, in other words, only 4 days to think of a question to answer. Its 3 if you don't count today, So C'mon, The murderer ain't gonna reveal himself!

XHero111 : Two things about that post that I don't like.

1) There's only one day to vote, because tomorrow is Saturday.

2) I hate to say it, but you kind of sound suspicious to me with that post. For one thing, you're saying "So C'mon, The murderer ain't gonna reveal himself!" I'm pretty sure that it's obvious that a murderer would reveal himself to the people he's trying to kill. If that was the case, then the killer would be the most retarded killer in history. Secondly, you're double posting to remind everyone that they have to choose a question...it kind of sounds like how the murderer is growing impatient waiting for people to ask a question. You know, like the first day when no one answered a question.

That post looks both suspicious and unnecessary to me.

FunnyFurret :

I'm with you on this one.

None of these questions are in any way, shape, or form helpful.

So I'm abstaining from a vote as well.

I want real questions.

megamanmaniac : *sigh*, This is my LAST double post. First of all, It looks like I was mistaken with the date, The deadline IS tommorow, But that still proves my point, We need a good question. Second of all, Lets see, It sounds like your suspecting me. Alright, So if I really was the murderer... Wouldn't I have SOME kind of weapon on me that you would find? Anything in my room? Anywhere? Without any evidence, I can't be pointed to. The only evidence you have is that I'm a fan of Pokemon, but I doubt that'll help you now, and by the way, Your not thinking. The murderer WOULD reveal himself for the person he wants to kill, but wouldn't he kill that person right away after revealing himself? Why reveal himself, and let that person live to tell the tale? Answer me that.

I would prefer to come up with our own questions too, and just have some sort of intervention if our question was deemed unfair. That said, of the questions that we can pick from, I'd rather go with the RGR question. I feel like most of the forum users don't tend to use the RGR. I could be wrong though...