Mini 594 - Satin Doll Showdown - {GAME OVER}
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PS, I am definitely the hottest dancing girl in the club.-
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Arbitrary, random... same thing.Ether wrote:My vote wasn't random.
Just saying.
You're just jealous of my incredible hotness.-
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EBWOP: I know it's not the same thing; my point is that "random" in this stage of the game almost always means "arbitrary." Just don't want to confuse anybody...-
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I do "what you were getting at," but I think you're confusing some harmless pre-game banter for fishing and subsequently making a DD out of an A.-
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Ether, if anything, my comment would have stated more about my own role than seeking reaction from others.
I assure you. I was goofing around.That is, unless you think I'm actually a gorgeous exotic dancer.
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Er, something got lost in translation. I "got what Ether was getting at" as of Post 40, when whe posed the rhetorical question in Post 39. Beforehand, I thought it was an "arbitrary/random" thing. I hadn't even realized that the first post never contained the Vanilla PM until Ether mentioned having requested that OGML post it. Naturally, I don't expect anybody to take this assertion at face value, but meh.-
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Why an FoS, hasdgfas? I've taken Ether's behavior so far as a slight protown sign...-
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Yes, hascow, because nobody has ever badgered anybody else into voting somebody.-
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Not especially. Why?Patrick wrote:Glork, did you find hasdgfgs's explanation satisfactory?-
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Early Protown Indicators: Erg0, Ether, Glork, Mizzy
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It implies that you're appearing to contribute without actually helping to hunt for scums.MafiaSSK wrote:Why is discussing theory without showing person insight scummy?-
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Making a point does not, by any means, make someone more or less likely to be protown. I can name dozens of players who can play extremely logical, thoughtful games as scum.
"Point: Incognito" means exactly what it sounds like it should mean. You made a valid point that took away from whatever argument has seemed to be making at the time. And I wanted Has to respond to your question.-
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I noticed that, too. Good feelings evaporating based on "I want to give myself every possible out to 'suspect' Ether later on."-
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No. I checked the thread when I saw you were the most recent poster in Little Italy, read Mizzy's post first, then read yours and simply agreed with it.Ether wrote:Glork, interesting time stamp: were you waiting for me to react first?
(Mizzy's response doesn't reassure me, for the record.)
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The thing is, that comment wasn't "goading from the sidelines" either. I was genuinely interested to see Has's response, because the inconsistency he displayed may belie malicious intent.Incog wrote:I thought he was trying to use things people were saying within thread to formulate his reads on people and not actually goad from the sidelines.
If I had said "Hmm, Incognito makes an interesting point. I'd like to hear what hasdgfas has to say about this alleged inconsistency" would I be "goading from the sidelines then? I think you're mistaking presentation for intent. I don't always speak my mind, but the gears are constantly cranking inside. Well, xcept in really, really, really, REALLY boring games. But this isn't one of them.
In other news:
Something about Patrick seems very slightly off, but I can't place my finger on what that is. Let it suffice to say the vote will stand, and I'll keep an eye on him. One reason might be the fact that he hasn't mentioned scot even once, and just asked for content from SSK and PokerFace.
Roland seems protown.
Ether is 99% protown.
Need user input from: scotmany12 (see above)
Erg0 seems closer to Final Stand than Methodical, which is a good sign.-
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You mean the "badgering into voting" post?
I was merely debunking his point there. Need I count the number of times I have told X to vote Y for no reason?-
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Quality over quantity, baby.hasdgfas wrote:
I'm not understanding how you can see this. I haven't seen roland really make any comments on anything this whole game.Glork wrote: Roland seems protown.
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You're welcome to try.Mizzy wrote:If I use the word "hebetudinous" to describe your brain when you made the correlation between big words and pro-town, does that make me pro-town, too?
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It's actually the fact that even though he said nobody really stood out to him, he still weighed in on the most relevant three individuals at the time, asserting that they are all protown. Experience tells me that a scumbag would've latched onto one of these three, or they would've left it at "nobody really stands out to me."-
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Truly and honestly?Incog wrote:to be honest
Are your other posts/statements/thoughts not meant "to be honest"?-
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I see people use "tbh" with reasonable frequency (in fact, I probably use it more often than most), but it's usually tagged with a sentence, claim, or statement of opinion which goes against the norm or might be unexpected. It feels more out of place here, because I think I may be the only one harping on Patrick right now.-
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I'm really drunk.Erg0 wrote:Fun fact: I consciously stop myself from using the phrase "to be honest" when I'm playing mafia.
That said, it ain't no good as a tell. I know we're still in the early game, but that seemed like a really specious argument on Glork's part.
Unvote, Vote: Glork
Srsly, I promise I'm not scum.
Like I said, I generally type and read "tbh" when people say something against the norm. I felt like I was 'against the norm' by FoSing Patrick, so the "tbh" by Incog felt out of place. That doesn't mean I'm going to go OMGINCOG IS SCUM.
p sure you're reading way too much into nothing at all.-
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p sure what I said was perfectly comprehensible.Erg0 wrote:
Well, something comprehensible mainly.Glork wrote:Hm. Whatwasthe response you were expecting?
How's your literacy doing?-
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Dear Kettle,MafiaSSK wrote:
Hi person whom I don't know.Elmo wrote:PATRICK
EVERYONE
<3
You should try making more useful posts and fewer of these posts. Also, you're black.
XOXO,
Pot-
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I am bemused. And mildly curious. You almost certainly won't tell me, though.Ether wrote:Glork's town tell
Anyway, PF's post seemed rather "meh" to me. Like Patrick, I'd like to see more from him down the road, if he doesn't perish today.
I could in principle support a hascow lynch.
In general, I am surprisingly apathetic with regards to this game so far. I plan on re-reading in the not-too-distant future.-
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Unvote, Vote: hasdgfas
Less than a week left; let's get some action going.-
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There is no try. Do orElmo wrote:/prodded
I'm really sorry, I feel awful. I'll try and post something coherent tomorrow.do notdie.-
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Dude, have youhasdgfas wrote:No. When you're town, you try to play similarly to previous times you've been town, so it's understandable to find someone town for acting similarly to previous times they've been town.everplayed more than one game of mafia with me?-
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It was meant in general. I am a prime example of someone who intentionally varies his playstyle from game to game, regardless of alignment.-
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Elmo: I believe I'd had a busy week, hadn't felt like I'd posted much lately, but wanted to ding SSK for being relatively useless.-
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I'd give you 25-50% on this one. Good effort, though.Patrick wrote:People I'm more suspicious of: hasdgfas, Elmo, Tarhalindur, Glork
PF: Mizzy is solidly neutral right now (I do remember from the one game we've played together that she is generally a commitophobe in terms of suspicions/voting); Patrick is still somewhat scummy. Hasdgfas is like my compromise lynch at this point... enough suspicion that I'm willing and able to go for it right now, but certainly not enough that I'd remove him if I were able.
My head's not really in this game. I'm going to be doing an extensive re-read of the game once we hit night, and I should be more organized from there on out.-
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....Not really sure where you're going with this one. Your vote on me is completely inconsequential right now.Incog wrote:I like how Glork has absolutely no comment about my vote on him or any comment about the fact that both Ether and me had come to somewhat similar conclusions to Patrick about our preferred lynches at this point.
You and Ether coming to "somewhat similar" conclusions as Patrick means absolutely nothing to me.
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I saw that he claimed vanilla. I remember somebody mentioning not touching the wine (in front of him).
I am not fully caught up on the thread, and that's entirely my fault. I will be re-reading overnight.
I haven't voiced support for Mizzy's case against Patrick because, quite frankly, I haven't read it in all its gory detail.
This game bores me. Thirteen-page Day Ones are seriously getting annoying.
Incidentally, Incog, you're probably the most obvious townsperson in this game aside from Ether.
Gut intsinct tells me that the ElmoWagon is chock full of opportunism and will almost certainly end in a mislynch. I'm levaing my vote on the Cow, and if Elmo turns out to be protown, I'll be looking at the last 2-3 who piled onto him, pretty much regardless of Cow's alignment.-
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What is there to say? A bunch of people jumped Elmo in the last couple of days. It looks like a feeding frenzy.hasdgfas wrote:
Do you have any thoughts on why he's town besides "gut"? Gut's well and good, but it's not going to get people to listen to you.Glork wrote: Gut intsinct tells me that the ElmoWagon is chock full of opportunism and will almost certainly end in a mislynch. I'm levaing my vote on the Cow, and if Elmo turns out to be protown, I'll be looking at the last 2-3 who piled onto him, pretty much regardless of Cow's alignment.
If you're so worried about a mislynch, why not try to stop it? Why not comment on why you think it will be a mislynch? Why just comment about how you think it will end in a mislynch and you'll just look at the last 2-3 to pile on to him? This reeks of scumminess, Glork.-
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Quick, Elmo!
Before you die, list off your most likely scum candidates in order! Gogogogo!-
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Patrick wrote:
This doesn't actually say anything. Scum can easily be rushed close to deadline. Heck, in the last mini game I played, a scum was rushed in the last 24 hours, and only avoided getting lynched by lurking then claiming cop 5 minutes before deadline. You're essentially bitching about something whilst not doing anything about it; and not for the first time.Glork wrote:What is there to say? A bunch of people jumped Elmo in the last couple of days. It looks like a feeding frenzy.
Just about anything "can happen." In my 2+ years of experience, I can find a counterexample for just about anything.
Based on what I remember, Elmo was first suspected for not being around for nearly a week after replacing into the game. Given his predecessor's inactivity, I see how this can be irritating, but I don't see ElmoScum deliberately stalling. Minus points for thsoe who accused him of purposefully avoiding the thread.
He made some big long posts. First he threw out some gut reactinos to posts and asked pointed questions of seven other players. Lots of "whys" and "what are your reasons for" type of questions --good scumhunting questions. People sparred, and Elmo came back to the thread later that day with additional questions for Patrick, Incog, and reiteration of his Cow questions. At this point he had already stated that he was tentatively willing to vote for Cow.
PokerFace finally took the initiative and bolded a few anti-Cow comments by Elmo and out ofnowheredecides Elmo is a better lynch candidate than Cow. You yourself, Patrick, admit that your interest in Elmo is "sketchy and gut-based," but apparently it's good enough -- better than Cow, Tar, or myself. You temper it by saying you'd "hate to string [Elmo] up wrongly based on just a couple of posts and what could be just my imagination." I'm curious to know what changes between that and your actual vote.
The real turning point is Tar's big anti-Elmo post. He flatly states that Elmo "should have been dogpiled" for said post, but I'm not particularly seeing what's wrong with it, especially in comparison to several other players in the game. He wants to run Elmo up for not doing enough quickly enough, but I simply don't buy into it.
Suddenly Ether's okay with an ElmoLynch. Mizzy posits "boring vanilla or scum" and leans towards the former.
PokerFace: Not enough analysis, "reaching" on hascow. Vote #2.
Patrick: Vote #3 without a word added.
Erg0: "Welp, it's Elmo or Has, so I guess it's Elmo." Vote #4
Incog rags on me and doesn't evenmentioneither viable lynch candidate. Ether pipes in to notdisagree with ElmoLynch again. I call opportunism, Erg0 calls it "realism."
Seriously. This wagon is fucking atrocious. Maybe Elmo will turn up scum; if so, I feel like it'd be a total shot in the dark.
SSK has been more useless for far longer, and aside from a "Who's scum?" question from Patrick, he hasn't even gotten amentionout of anybody. I'm getting a free bye because I'm Glork and apparently I tend to do this D1 from time to time. Elmo's being run up due to a slow start failure to live up to expectations. It's bullshit.-
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Tar's "contrived" reads are mostly focused on how Elmo has been insincere, yet you put Elmo at your #3. Could you please read through and elaborate on the Tar-Elmo relationship? How does TarScum affect Elmo's alignment? How does ElmoScum affect Tar's alignment?Incognito wrote:Those two definitely stand as my scummiest right now with Elmo right next to Tarhalindur as well. Tarhalindur's reads look so fucking contrived it's ridiculous.-
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Scot is dead on.
I re-read overnight, and your scumgroup is Tarh, Cow, SSK.
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EBWOP: Bouncer likely means "Governor," as in "one-shot lynch preventer." Somebody kept Elmo alive because they thought he was protown. I don't see what there is to be confused about.-
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What about Cow, Ether?
I assume you mean his failure to vote for Elmo. Elmo was already leading the race, so Hasdgfas didn't really need to pile his vote on. Nobody had indicated that they'd jump to Cow; Elmo was clearly going to "die" tonight.-
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p much all of Tar's posts are p awful.
Lots of firespitting at Glork and Elmo for not contributing, when SSK has been at least as bad for longer.
Cow still feels like scum, but he's actually third on my list.-
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Incog, I think it meant "...from the people whom I listed as protown."-
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Post 75 is a doozie, too. I'm going to play the MBL card and just say "see if you can spot what makes me cringe."-
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DoNOTlet Tar pull a Lepton's Gambit tomorrow. He is SCUM.
I am an exotic dancer, Jailkeeper. Obviously this explains my blunder at during confirmations when I blurted that I was the hottest person in the game.
As I was near-certain Ether is vanilla, and nobody seemed to suspect her in the least, I jailkept her last night.
Nothing more I can say, really. Apparently y'all are going to play follow the claimed cop. And Tar's doing his job. I don't even know if a counterclaim is feasable, because I'm not willing to bet that there's a regular Doctor in the game.-
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EBWOP: Since I'm likely going to be lynched, I might as well post the notes I took overnight. I was actually going to hold these; I was planning on being deliberately obstinate even today to see how people would respond, but it doesn't look like it's going to matter. At least hopefully it'll give you something to think about once I'm gone.
Glork's Notes wrote:Post 75 by Tar - Ether "veiled attack" on Erg0, but Erg0's scummier. Ask Tarh about Ether/Erg0 relationship.
--Note: Incog asks a handful of good questions, and he later goes after people for lack of contribution, but I don't recall many suspicions based on what contributions peopledidmake... steals "goading from the sidelines" directly from Erg0, which annoys me
Roland's plus point as noted in my Post 116 is another plus point for Elmo. Incidentally, the "Elmo > Glork/SSK" feeling makes me wonder if SSK was being shielded, as opposed to HoCow.
In retrospect, I think maybe Iwasgoading Moo. I'm okay with that, though, because I like to goad. Putting people on edge makes them more likely to do something telling.
I know it's tacky to laugh at oneself, but 128 still makes me chuckle.
Interesting to note: Remember how I gave roland a protown mark for weighing in even though he didn't really have much to go on? Tar's first line of Post 145 is much more indicative of how I would expect scums to behave.
PF's 158 brings to mind an interesting follow-up that I'll be looking for, but not asking about. [/cryptic]
Re: Hascow's 164: I've run into a surprising number of people who don't like "protown lists," ongoing games included. Suffice to say, I use town tells. I think they are more than valid. On multiple occasions, I have pointed to Lights Out 2 (7 for 7 on my 75%+ protown list D1), and I will continue to do so EVERY TIME somebody questions why I make protown lists.
--Note: Elmo replaces in May 16
Ether: You asked what I think about PF's 158. The one thing I noted is that it really contains no actual suspicions. Peef asks questions to linked games, etc., and establishes that he plans on metaing. If that's his MO across the board, I'm okay with the post. If he's using "I want to read and meta before coming to conclusions" to skirt contributions and actual analysis/scumhunting, I'm going to throttle him.
Incog's Post 182 is brilliant. At this point, I suspect weak distancing between Has and SSK.
Scot's 192 is another post I'd like to steal and add to my repertoire to promote Has+SSK.
Tarprodded, pops in to vote fellow lurker Elmo. I am mildly amused.
Elmo posts May 21, apologizing and saying he'll "try" to post tomorrow. Glork is not impressed.
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EBWOTP (sorry, guys): The language indicates that it's pretty post-like. When I was taking notes, intent was to post. As of daybreak, I had changed my mind. So yeah. Take that fwiw.-
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Yes, Incog. I was goofing around. I erroneously assumed that everyone was a dancer or some such, so I was bantering about being the hottest. Once it was revealed that Vanillas were "Ordinary Patrons" or whatever, I had no choice but to back off. Claiming "I am a non-vanilla role" as of PAGE ONE of a game iscompletely moronic. I was trying to cover for a mistake made in my naivety.-
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Glork Burdened by Proficiency
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A) I will attempt to find other games as examples in just a bit, but I default to "one scumgroup of three," because that is BY FAR the most common for minis, in my experience.hasdgfas wrote:
I'm not a big fan of claiming who the scumteam is when :Glork wrote:Scot is dead on.
I re-read overnight, and your scumgroup is Tarh, Cow, SSK.
Vote: Tarh
A) We don't know the size of it.
B) We haven't found even one of the scum
C) There is no reasoning
B) Correction: We haven'tkilledeven one of the scum yet.
C) See my post with notes for details.
I re-read overnight, and I sat down and thought. That's a pretty significant change.Cow wrote:
So I'm third on your list now, was that the case yesterday? If so, why were you on me instead of one of the other two yesterday?Glork wrote: Cow still feels like scum, but he's actually third on my list.
A) I think people read too much into "slips," and I have a habit of interpreting them.Glork wrote:
Defending a suspicious statement before the person who made it says anything.Glork wrote:Incog, I think it meant "...from the people whom I listed as protown."
In addition, Glork says he thinks SSK is scum. Why is he defending him?
B) I 'defended' him because I don't think that he made a slip, and I'm not going to use a nontell as a point against someone, even if I think they're scum. Believe it or not, I tend to play fair.
I already explained this, in Post 116. Note that in 118, Patrick acknowledged that this made sense.Cow wrote:
I think I've already commented on this, but I didn't see any quality from roland's posts up to that point in the game.Glork wrote:
Quality over quantity, baby.hasdgfas wrote:
I'm not understanding how you can see this. I haven't seen roland really make any comments on anything this whole game.Glork wrote: Roland seems protown.
Also, he used the word "rudimentary."
I did my "be intentionally difficult, so as to stir the pot" bit. Ether has already pointed out that I have done this SEVERAL times before on D1, as town. You seemed like a pretty viable candidate, and the game felt so anemic to me at that point that a good old-fashioned "let's just lynch X" post seemed appropriate.Cow wrote:
Doesn't really give any reasoning for his vote on me here or anywhere at all in the thread. I mean, in his post 45, he rags on the people on the Elmo wagon for not having sufficient reasoning, but he didn't give any when joining my wagon. How is it different?Glork wrote:Unvote, Vote: hasdgfas
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This actually makes mePF wrote:I mentioned some reasons for not liking Glorks play yesterday and I doubt a scum Tarhalindur would take a risk like this so early in the game. His claim being a lie would mean instant death to him tomorrow so I'm leaning towards voting Glork, but I think I'd like to see a claim out of Glork aswell before things go any further.FoS.
Tarh was at L-2 and as Erg0 indicated, he had already been voting for Tarh yesterday.
At Lynch-1, a claim is absolutely necessary.
A scum who claims and doesn't expect to live will usually attempt to do as much damage as possible before dying. Bringing down arguably the highest-profile player in the game is a petty good way of doing some damage, especially considering I came out of the gates D2 with a fire in my eye and a thirst for dirty blood.
I disagree with your assessment of Tarh's claim completely. Now granted, I'm biased, but I don't think your train of thought makes much sense at all.-
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Bzzt.Tarhalindur wrote:1) A guilty on Glork is the kind of result that can break a game in half. I was going to claim early today regardless of the wagon (I will NOT risk allowing a result like "Glork=scum" to be silenced by NK), and the usual reason for waiting for a bit to claim (trying to draw out scumbuddies) seemed pointless in the face of a fast wagon (which I'm pretty sure has one of Glork's scumbuddies on it) and a fairly strong read of a Glork-Ether connection.
This doesn't even have to do with the fact that you're a lying, dirty scumbag -- I'm going to refute this on general play strategy alone.
First -- When you have a guilty, you don't blurt it out right away. EVER. You extract as much information from the condemned as possible, and then you wrap the noose around their necks. If I were scum and you had actually caught me, I'd let myself get run up to L-1, hammer myself, and you'd have gotten ZERO information out of Day Two.
Secondly -- You blab on about losing the result due to nightkill. Two things here. A) Given the push against you today, I find it very unlikely that you would have been nightkilled. If anything, you'd be worring about a Vigging, but there's no evidence of a Vigilante existing as of yet. B) You can breadcrumb such that, if you die overnight, I'd be effectively outed anyway. Vote me, make a case against me, put every essence of your being into making sure everybody knows that YOU THINK I AM 100% SCUM. Then, if youdidget nightkilled, and youwerea Cop with a guilty, EVERYONE WOULD KNOW and I'd be subsequently run up.
Thirdly -- Balanced games nowadays have ways of ensuring that "follow the cop" won't fly. Like I said, I'm pretty sure there ISN'T a Doctor, so the mafia can safely dispose of you once I'm gone, no questions asked. Secondly, there's zero guarantee that you are sane. Thirdly, roles to disable you (such as Mafia Roleblockers) exist.
I can't actually argue with these. I'd have claimed given the wagon, too.Tarh wrote:2) I generally consider L-2 the correct time to claim in a game with 10 or more players, especially when an extremely fast (as in 0 to L-2 in 6 hours) scum-led wagon that is likely to draw more support is involved.
3) I was concerned that I might be speedlynched before I had the chance to dump my information, let alone make a defense.
Tarh wrote:As for sanity: Not given, but I've never seen a Paranoid or Insane cop in a mini normal, so I'm willing to bet my life that I'm Sane.