Spoiler: Toogeloo's Spoilered Wall of Thoughts
The way I've played with it in the past has been that the Detective is given 3 roles that appear in the game. Two are random, one is the player's actual role.In post 43, borkjerfkin wrote:What does a Detective do?
I've also heard of Detective being a role that investigates a dead player and gets a list of all players that targeted that player during previous night phases.
Whoever has the Detective Neighborhood should ask for clarification of the ability just as they would their own Role PM if they don't understand it.
For someone who is always looking for ways to break games, I am surprised you don't see some potential reasonings why claiming in Neighborhoods is a good thing.In post 58, Titus wrote:Ika always wants massclaim and to pull crazy stunts. He doesn't think logically about massclaim or the game in general. He plays on a different wavelength which makes him fun and frustrating to play with at the same time.
I myself found it highly coincidental that my Flavor is a character that is actually in The Outcasts, so I postulated the idea to my fellow neighbors as well. While I didn't actually say we should role claim, I did ask for some people to confirm or deny my suspicions.
How do you propose we even consider doing something like that? "If you aren't in these neighborhoods, you don't get to vote."?In post 71, Titus wrote:Right on wagons.
D1 wagon
Me Det+Sensorhood players, you on the train
We sensor the fuck out of that
Why?In post 83, Natirasha wrote:Yeah. Our power is most useful in the mid game so I wanna lynch Toogaloo actually. He's the one I found most questionable in our pregame.
Stupid Scum maybe. I'm sorry, when did the meta of scum change from "blend in" to "draw attention to yourself"? If a scum wants to sabotage neighborhood powers, I really can't see them doing it in such a blatant way.In post 108, Cloud Nine wrote:Forget the neighborhood jazz, I get that.
But you saw the 5 objectives, that should of rang a bell in your skull that voting randomly is a horrible idea in a game where votes have a lot more weight than normal.
Honestly, scum are more likely to throw around a vote because they don't want to see these powers used.
I'm a bit uncomfortable with this post. One Neighborhood's ability is to stop any kills performed for 1 night, and you immediately assume Multi-Ball?In post 127, Titus wrote:This would seem to imply multiball no? Why else would a global rolestop be needed?
If the scum team is seeded into all the neighborhoods, wouldn't it be safe to assume they know all the Neighborhood abilities before the game even started? I'm assuming that since we could chat in our Neighborhoods before the game started, that scum probably had their own QT where they were compiling information being talked about in each Neighborhood. It's very easy to manipulate 3 or 4 other people in a Neighborhood too than an entire town. If you ever watched Big Brother, one of the best Alliances of all time on that show was called The Brigade. They were a 4 person alliance that had each member go out and make an alliance with another person not in the Brigade. This allowed them to control over half the votes in the game because the primary alliance was pulling the strings of the bigger group of people.In post 136, Rogue wrote:C) How would have he known pregame that your hood is the strongest 'hood in the game.
I agree with this. We should at the very least try to start working on objectives.In post 156, RubikAshtray wrote:The lynchpool is composed by the following players:
borkjerfkin
feu et vol
titus
brian skies
my milked eek
cloud nine
toogeloo
rogue
rubikashtray
peregrinev
I'll compile my thoughts at the end of this post on which way I am leaning for these people.
I think this is slightly embellished. I don't think anyone actually called you scum (nor was there "yelling"). I think I brought it up first that if I were to pick someone for scum in our QT, I was leaning you simply for the non-chalant way you were willing to just go along with the policy lynch. We only had 15 posts when I said that, and there weren't pitchforks and torches. It was just something I was mulling over while I was compiling thoughts on the players.In post 167, RubikAshtray wrote:I started to get yelled 'scum' by a couple of players from my hood because agreeing (despite a couple of them agreeing before me). They thought I wanted a quick lynch, and that it would be harmful for us since no info and strong player dead on the other morning.
I did agree to a policy lynch, but never agreed a quick lynch. The misunderstood me there, I don't want any misunderstandings here.
In post 185, Rogue wrote:Okay.
Let's talk about who isn't town then.
The person I like best in my neighborhood is Toog thus far.
You like me best as not town? Why?
EDIT: Nevermind, saw your post later.Nice OMGUS.In post 225, Cloud Nine wrote:Fun fact:
NS also thinks everyone in his neighborhood is scum except him.
Also Jiff lol.
Thanks for this. Can anyone also add what abilities each Neighborhood has as well, I'm getting confused as to who has what.In post 229, Feu et Vol wrote:X-Ternals
7. My Milked Eek* voted by Sharpest-knife-on-tree
9. Feu et Vol (beastcharizard + Marquis)*
10. borkjerfkin* voted by Venmar
18. Brian Skies*
19. Titus* voted by Feu et Vol
Outcasts
4. Cloud Nine (Natirasha + Salamence20)* voted by Rogue
6. Rogue (Malakittens + notscience)*
11. Toogeloo*
14. RubikAshtray* voted by Clusk92
17. PeregrineV*
Generation Next
2. Clusk92*
8. Ultimate Life Form (Metal Sonic + Mastin2)*
13. Sharpest-knife-on-tree*
16. Nero Cain*
20. ika*
X-Men
1. Speaker for the Dead (pirate mollie + zMuffinMan)*
3. Macaronis and Cheese (Prof Fridays + Aronis)*
5. Majiffy*
12. SnowStorm*
15. Venmar*
for my references.
pedit damn you venmar
XD ... and yes.In post 249, Venmar wrote:In post 245, Titus wrote:Cloud 9 scumread makes sense with what I'm feeling but my gut says not scum.
Guess I'm slow. I don't get it still.
So even though you aren't vehemently interested in policy lynching, you still feel like policy lynching a player? It really doesn't make any sense for you to say that. Also, why Eek? Why is Eek suddenly so popular a lynch on this page? Jiffy seems to have ignored all the talk about Titus, and now you want to endorse Eek with a PL?In post 341, Ultimate Life Form wrote:Let's policy lynch eek because 2/3 objectives okay
It's nothing personal
FWIW, I actually see where you are coming from.In post 352, ika wrote:@jiffy, it may be shit idea but i dont care. i want a mass role claim in our QT.
by mechanics all QTs have 0-2 scums. Ive said this in my QT and i will say it here:
There is a system to my madness
p-edit: ignoring most
If you have two scum in your Neighborhood, that would be a monumental achievement. I'm actually more concerned we will be chasing ghosts trying to find scum in QTs that may not even have them personally.In post 380, borkjerfkin wrote:Two dead scum in my hood would be like christmas.
Of this list:
borkjerfkin - townish
feu et vol - null leaning town
titus - leaning scum
brian skies - null
my milked eek - null
cloud nine - scum
rogue - townish
rubikashtray - townish
peregrinev - null
I'm also genuinely curious why people made such a big deal about Venmar's opening vote, but Clusk has been allowed to slip through the cracks for exactly the same thing. I think Venmar is probably town, but for everyone to ignore Clusk seems odd in and of itself.
My choice of lynch for the day is Cloud Nine. It behooves me to want to lynch them as well because I want scum out of my Neighborhood asap.
I've only read up to about post 400, so I will catch more when I have time.