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My posts will besignificantlyshorter than usual. I expect I will have a drastic playstyle change as well. Deal with it.
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Yo.
I can think of 2 games where somebody claimed to have a role related to wagoning / forced voting. Me in ScumChat Mafia and Axelrod in Worst Role Evar. Both games we were scum.
Vote: Flameaxe."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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So this has nothing to do with those... uh... killings we've had in the night?Wikipedia, on HK-47 wrote:While he is completely loyal and friendly to those he identifies as "master", he has virtually no regard for any form of life, and is driven by an unquenchable thirst for blood written deep into his programming.
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He is a high-performance assassin droid who excels and delights in all manner of violence.
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The resulting stories detail HK's exploits concerning former owners. In all cases, he directly or indirectly kills his employer, still doing exactly what is asked of him, and shuts down until he is obtained by another unfortunate person (his programming prevents him from killing his master except by accident; if his master is killed, he shuts down automatically until manually restarted)."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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Vote: Cephrir. He gives me funny feeling in my khram.
And not the good sort.
Oh ya. Except for:Thin_Man wrote:Not only is 'he claimed an evil character gettim' pretty lame reasoning, none of the kill methods match a futuristic robot, really. Not to the extent I'd imagine something like this to do anyway. (As a purely theoretical point, I would also imagine that if he needs people to die during the day, he isn't killing them at night, but that's baseless flavour speculation)
1.)Slashing ("assassin robot")
2.)Inexplicable death ("he directly or indirectly kills his employer")
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Yo.Cephrir wrote:Alright, that was a ton of posts to read. Flameaxe is clearly town. MoS-JDodge thing doesn't seem scummy on either side, more like a misunderstanding. I have to agree with CKD that there doesn't seem to be any particular reason why Glork has accumulated 5 votes, although I didn't go look. Nobody sticks out to me as scum at the moment, may have to read some people's posts in isolation later.
Unvote Sarc.
1.)This post gives the impression that you have both read the game in detail andnotread the game in detail. Which is it?
2.)Why is Flameaxe "clearly town"? Don't use quotes from other people. That's why I voted you, btw.
3.)
Did you just finish reading Glork's posts when you wrote this? (i.e. you used "recalibrate your scumdar", just like Glork).Cephrir wrote:What the heck. I swear, every single time I get lynched, it's for no apparent reason/without a case. It's really annoying. I guess all I can say is that some people really need to recalibrate their scumdars.
This is probably going to be my longest post in the game. Just sayin'."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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I am the modern Confucius. You must meditate upon my truths and questions before you can comprehend them.
1.)Sarc is arguing for the sake of arguing. When people vote Blight, he tells them to vote Cephrir. When people vote Cephrir, he tells them to vote Blight. Just about everybody is scum according to his posts. For Sarc, I'll consider this townish until further notice.
2.)Glork is reminding me of Space Monkeys. He is acting like a 'dubmass', then trying to smooth it over.
3.)Cephrir isstillquoting other people's reasoning (he's done it for Post 157 and Post 500). Using others' words = can't get caught in your own words.
4.)MoS is <3ing more than I'm used to seeing.
5.)I don't agree with Blight's reason for voting Theopor,orhis definition of role-fishing,orhis definition of null-tell... but I don't think he is scum. {Note to self: background check him.}
6.)Skruffs, since when do you "make a habit of ignoring me"? In my experience, you've done just the opposite.
7.)I'm wondering if my meta on K-Scope is going to end up like my meta on CES.
8.)I need a slugging.
"Only the wisest and stupidest of men never change." My vote stays on Cephrir."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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If you read my post, I think Blight is town. So I won't be voting him.
Skruffs:
Hi.
As should be apparent, "lots of comments about somebody" probably isn't something that's going to come from me this game (I didn't "comment" on a lot of posts, if you haven't noticed). Brevity is the soul of whit. I don't care about your other posts right now. Now answer my question. Snooch."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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And I'd like a golden toilet. Here's my "elaboration", though:Glork wrote:In other news, I'd like to see PJ elaborate on his "Glork is playing like he did in Space Monkey" comment.
Make the connection yourself. In case it has not been made clear, explanations are not my bag this game.petroleumjelly wrote:He is acting like a 'dubmass', then trying to smooth it over.
FYI: I'll think Ibby has gotten the same vibes from you. True story."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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Hi. If you think you have "answered" this question, then quote your answer, cuz I'm not seeing it.petroleumjelly wrote:6.)Skruffs,since whendo you "make a habit of ignoring me"?In my experience, you've done just the opposite.
Answer the question.
Let's think.Skruffs wrote:
Yet to be responded to.Pj, give me a reason why your input in this game is worth paying attention to, and I'll reconsider writing you off as ignorable.'Cuz mafia is played by paying attention to people.
It's not my job to justify why you should read my posts; if you are going to ignore them,youare the one that needs to justify that.
Skruffs wrote:We already know (now) that you aren't following the game and that you aren't scumhunting yourself and that your main strategy seems to pick out a few words and post them as if they mean something so as to avoid actually participating.FoS: Skruffs. I have read the game, and my posts make that clear.I just comment on what I think are the most important things.Superfluous = gone. Being brief is not equivalent to not participating."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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Lemme put it this way.Glork wrote:Beyond that, what exactly do you have on me? How else did I 'act like a dumbass'?
* Newbie 254: You acted like a dumbass, but it was playful and harmless
* Space Monkeys: You acted like a dumbass, and it was harmful ("Hammer, Hammer!")
* Now: You acted like a dumbass, and it was harmful (hammering p5 is just stupid, as well as your UA vote, and the Skruffs 'argument')
That's as much as you're going to get."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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I haven't read FTF, nor do I care to. Also, I know you play to "break" the metagames on you (so that whatever somebody throws against you, you can point at some game and say "I did it when I was town there too, so that doesn't work!").
The fact is, you have played so many games (and so stupidly) that you can potentially callanybody'smetagame a "crock of shit".
Newsflash: I don't care. I have my meta on you, and I'm going to use it. The fact that you may have acted stupidly as town before does not sway me in the least.
Example: Space Monkeys, I accused you of going after newer players (ala Committee Mafia). You immediately point to a game (or two, hell if I remember) where you did that as town. If it is not clear,I don't like that your first defense is to cite other games which you played to purposely break metas on you.
Did you cite other games where you acted stupidly in FTF, by chance?"Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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Nope, doesn't work for me.
Wagoning =/= Hammer.
Hammer = Harmful (it stops discussion), Not Playful
Wagoning = Useful (discussion continues), Playful
I'll wager all the games you cited for you playing as town did not include you hammering (or offering hammer) somebody prematurely.
Btw, I need to go to classes, and I have a 10-page essay due tomorrow. Prolly won't be posting again 'til Friday."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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Town hasn't actually decided to test Flameaxe today. We can test him whenever, or choose not to. I think he's prolly scum, tho - his vote appears more for survival (works as both town or scum; either he lives as town or can't get "caught" as scum) than scum-hunting.
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Skruffs:
2.) If there are multiple groups of scum (which you think there are), do you think one scum would "know" somebody is town?
I think there are 2-3 scum groups, by the way - a mafia [different kill types], a SK [same kill type], and then there's a chance at either a second mafia [using the same person to kill], a second SK, a lyncher/jester [implying a Vig], and I'm not going to discount the possibility of a Cult this early [implying a Vig]."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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You know, I really do hate playing with you.Skruffs wrote:Pj - I have no clue to be honest. If you are suggesting a mafia cop, you are over my head regarding my limit of safe speculation. I'm going to politely ask you to either circumsize this topic or be more vocal about what's on yourmind. You have chutzpah, you can do it.
Check the first post. There is a dead "Mafia Role Namer Finder", i.e. Mafia Cop. However, since you havetaken note that there are different killing methods when answering my question about groups of scum, Ido not believeyou failed to notice a dead Mafia Cop. If you do not consider a Role Name Cop a "Cop", go ahead and say so.
But mypointis this: there is no wayanybodywould "know" somebody is town without Masonry, or investigation or some such thing. So when you say something like:
It kinda sticks out to me. Especially sinceSkruffs wrote:Although I think PJ - if he knows that the robot is a town role and thus knows that he Will die in being tested, is a great wagon, in my eyes.youhave claimed to think Flameaxe is scum. In other words, your position is:
That's a stupid position, because evenSkruffs' position wrote:"I think Flameaxe is scum. PJ thinks Flameaxe is scum. But if Flameaxe is town, PJ probably somehowknewhe was town so we should lynch him afterwards.ifI were scum your reasoning does not hold because there is no way (barring a scum cop role) that I could "know" he was town, especially if there are multiple scum groups.
My plan is elegant. If we want to "lynch" Flameaxe, we test him instead. It's the most logical thing to do.
Skruffs wrote:Btw... I'm fairly surprised at you, pj. I think you are the first person to mention a cult. This pops my cranial cells.I do not believe this for one iota.
Are you claiming to be "surprised" that I --petroleumjelly, hater of cults to the point where I wrote a 9-page single-spaced essay denouncing their presence in mafia games,andhave had extensive experience in being screwed over by them,andam constantly referenced whenever a discussion on balancing cults -- you are surprised thatIam bothering to consider the possibility of a cult?
FoS: Skruffs. I don't think you believe what you are saying, and on more than one occasion. I also don't believe you haveever"made a habit of ignoring me", and you have constantly avoided this issue despite my asking you to clarify multiple times."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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Skruffs: Hi. Stop being an idiot, please. It makes things easier.
You think Flameaxe is scum. I think Flameaxe is scum.
Which plan do you think is better if you think he is scum?Lynch himortest him? By testing him,regardless of his alignment the town gets an "extra lynch", so this does not "detract attention away" because the townstill gets to lynch somebody, whereas lynching him has no such opportunity.
Trying to lynch him as opposed to testing him is scummier regardless of his alignment, because this TAKES AWAY the extra lynch for the town to try and hit scum. More lynches = town has more control = better for the town.
You are trying to characterize getting an extra lynch as "getting two for the price of one" from the perspective of scum,but that makes no sense. The scum wants to waste lynches on townspeople; the more lynches they have to avoid, the worse off the scum are. My plan gives the town another lynch. Explain how that is good for scum, s'il vous plait.
Mysecondary point(which I cared about significantly less than the above) is that regardless of my role, there is no way I could "know he was town".
Am I just talking to a brick wall here? Nobody else seems to be talking about this. Let's get some opinions up in here."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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Gosh, let's see. Here are the posts before Flameaxe ever claimed his full role. Upon him talking about bandwagoning (i.e. no tests were possible at this point), we had:Skruffs wrote:Do you think PJ believed flameaxe's claim before he suggested testing him? That's the point of that jab towards PJ.
Post 138, Post 162, and Post 164.
1.)Are youreallygoing to try to argue that I "believed" Flameaxe (or thought he was town) before he fully claimed? I was leaning towards him being scum before that. Your "jab" in the context you are putting it in does not make sense.
2.)You have called my posts "convoluted". They are assimpleas my posts have ever been inanygame. There is nothing here you should not understand.
3.)You are answering questions selectively, specifically by not answering the following:
4.)You have not answered to when (if ever) you have "made a habit of ignoring me".
5.)You have not answered why scum would instead want to "test" Flameaxe instead of lynching him. If scum can find a way to make sure they cannot possibly be lynched (which would include lynching Flameaxe from the perspective you are arguing from), they will take that over "testing" a townsperson and risking lynching one of their own any day.
6.)You have not answered if you wereactually"surprised" that I am keeping the option open for a cult.
Unvote: Cephrir, Vote: Skruffs. This does not mean I am not suspicious of Cephrir, just that I do not believe Skruffs believes a single word he is spouting at this point, and he clearly needs to die."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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I was writing up a response to you, but it was getting too long. Here's a shorter version without quotes. And this post isstillway too long.
1.)I insult people who I think are playing stupidly or who I think who are scum. If I insult you every game, try putting two and two together.
2.)Scum would rather lynch Flameaxe and make sure they get to night safely. I think your "view" is completely stupid. Probably the only reason you are advocating it is becauseyouwanted to lynch Flameaxe after his claim and after doing so you know it would look stupid from your perspective to say "scum would rather lynch him than test him".
3.)You claim I'm "ignoring the scum-hunting you've done" while simultaneously claiming I have not commented on certain players (which Ihavecommented on, btw, except for maybe Theo, who I have no clear read on yet so there's nothing tocomment on).
Do you expect me to have commented on every player in the game?
4.)I'm not "ignoring the bulk of the game", but Iamcommenting onwhat I think it is necessary for me to comment on.
The burden you are trying to place on me is along the lines of "you need to comment on every happening in the game in detail", and it's completely selective since if you apply it tome[/] you should apply it toothers.
5.)I focused on your "half-serious comment" because you keptnot answering my questionabout it until just now. And now if it's only half-serious, where did the 'serious' half come from? What games have you ignored me in?
6.)I don't care about the "people on both wagons" theory this early. I tried the same thing in LO2 – it didn't hold. Scum aren't always on wagons in large numbers. It's better to look at these things later when there are more dead roles or confirmed roles.
7.)MoS claims to forget his roles in games - in that sense, he does not have a meta to break. I still think there have been times (read: Old Maid) where I have been able to get a read on him, though.
8.)My posts have been focusing on you lately because you are the person who has been non-responsive to me for multiple posts in a row, and to scum-hunt it helps tostick to a few targets.
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Read my posts against you. I've given more than one reason for voting you.Skruffs wrote:3. - I don't see this as a rebuttal. Is there something wrong in noting that you are focusing entirely on one player for disagreeing with one of your suggestions which seemed suspicious?
Except you aren't reading my posts. Again. Let's look at my comments on Cephrir:Skruffs wrote:5. - Except I did. You were posting one line posts, and that jab was to encourage you to post something meaningful instead of "Oh wow everyone is following me yay" and "Cephrir makes my balls feel funny"
Comment #1, Comment #2, Comment #3, and a poke here. Then try checking the context of the posts.
Skruffs wrote:6. - Why did you not mention that when I first opened up that line of thought, then? Unhelpful.Because I didn't see the need to. If I felt it was commentworthy, I would have commented on it. This is freaking simple to understand. Not everybody comments on everything. And notice how you're trying to lay the burden of commenting oneverythingon meagain; and not only that, but you are only laying this burden on me but not other players.Again.
I am at the point where I think you are deliberately misinterpreting my posts. ISkruffs wrote:7. - So are you saying that MoS isn't worth looking at, that you don't have a read on him, or that it's pointless to look at him? *confused*neversaid MoS "was not worth looking at", nor did even I imply it. I said MoSdoes not really have a meta to break, butdespitethat I can still get reads on him, and I cited an example to boot.
I don't give a flying flip about yourSkruffs wrote:8. - I don't think you can honestly say I've been nonresponsive. I have a very high post rate in this game, and almost all of my posts are more than just filler. Can you say the same?posting rate. You have ignored multiple questions from me, as illustrated in my Post 732. And note youstillhave not answered my question about whether you wereactuallysurprised about me mentioning the possibility of a cult, nor have you answered mysecondasking of how your comment about "ignoring me" was now "half-serious", even though I've been poking at you to answer that for probably half the game.
As well, my posts have beenjust the opposite of filler. I post when I havesomething to say. My {early} posts were simplyshort, compact, and to the point, and you are trying to pass this off as "not participating".
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Quick post from work.
There is a difference in the lack of comments we are making, Skruffs.Youhave avoided answering quetsionsposed directly to you. You are accusingmeof not commenting on small details of the game. So far as I know, I have answered all questions posed to me.
I did not ask Sarc to "prove" you were town - I asked him to tell me why hethoughtyou were town, because I find it annoying that he is making a habit of saying "vote whoever I am voting andthenmaybe I'll look at who you're voting" the whole game, and I have found nothing particularly "pro-town" about your play (instead I am seeing you making 'arguments' which I have a hard time anybody would actuallybelieve).
My attack on you was not because you were surprised there was a cult. It was because we both thought Flameaxe was scum, and despite my coming up with abetterplan for the town (effectively letting the town "lynch" two scummy players instead of one) you have tried to interpret my plan as scummy, which makes no logical sense to me (as MoS has said)."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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Hi.
Better to claim than not to claim. If you're scum, you can help the town find out if we think the scum were given fake-claims, or such things. There really is no pro-town reason not to claim if it has even the slimmest of possibilities to get people to unvote you."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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Addendum:
Of course, you would be better off if you actually tried... you know... scumhunting, taking stances, defending yourself, etc, instead of popping in to effectively say nothing. It seems pretty clear you're at least paying attention to the game; you should try interacting with it now."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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Way to take a position, sport.
Last I checked, I don't much care what Yos would argue, seeing as he's not in the game (and I don't agree with him to boot, although there are certain cases where I can see it being beneficial, I think more often than not thatis notthe case). What Idocare about is whatyouthink of Cephrir's lack of claim."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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Cephrir, would you mind linking me to a few finished games meeting the following criteria:
1.) Where you were a townie
2.) Where you were a power role of any sort (preferably a few examples)
3.) Where you were mafia
4.) Where you were some other type of scum other than mafia
Preferably examples from large games, but I will accept small games if you feel they are more representative of your play."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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...Skruffs wrote:PJ - Why are you interested in seeing if Cephrir is a power role? He claimed vanilla townie. Even if he is a power role who doesn't want to reveal that, why would you bring it up?
I honestly cannot believe you are saying that. Ido notthink he is a power role, and that isnotwhat I am bringing up. I am seriously flabbergasted that more people are not voting for you.
I am asking Cephrir those questions because I cannot off the top of my head remember having played any games with him, so I do not know his general playing style. I decided his displayed apathy to the game was for one of two reasons:
1.) He is a role he finds boring
2.) He is scum
My questions posed to him was for me to decidemyself(without him telling me howhethinks he plays) whether or not he is more likely to be apathetic as a townsperson or not, versus a power role. So basically I am trying to gauge whether or not he finds townies boring roles to play.
My vote stands."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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Thought I would post so it is evident I'm still alive. I haven't read this game in forever, and I don't expect it to change anytime soon. Been brain-dead after having taken the LSAT all day, and I have more papers than I care to contemplate over the next two weeks.
I'll send a PM to Fritz so he can replace me if he wishes, but I should hopefully be back in the swing of this game in a couple weeks."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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Finished my reread.
Vote: Glork
1.)Glork just claimed to have been given ("just for last night") an "immunity". This reads like Godfather immunity to me. However, if (as is implied) his immunity is from night-choices ingeneral, then this post becomes more intriguing:
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My guess is Tar investigated Glork, and simply got something along the lines of "no result". I think Glork has had his "immunity" the whole game, and is only claiming to have been "given" an immunity this night because he figured he would be investigated after his claim.Tarhalindur, Trudy Wiegel, dead Cop wrote:Vote: Glork. the ultimate random vote...
...or is it?*ominous music*
Of course, this also fits with a theory where Tar actually got a guilty result on Glork, and Glork has some sort of X-Shot Immunity which he used last night but not Night One, or something along the lines of alko's role in Committee Mafia (where if alko the SK did not send in a kill, he was given night-choice immunity).
3.)Reading back, Glork's erratic behavior on D1/D2 (which I still connect with Space Monkeys Mafia) is more fully explained with the assumption that he actually has some sort of investigative immunity (with the possibility of nightchoice immunity). Godfathers (in my experience)wantto be investigated, so they will try to push the envelop to a point where they are not suspicious enough to be lynched, butaresuspicious enough to be investigated.
4.)Although Glork did claim a "testable" role, it is – as of yet – unproven (and happily two of his targets are now dead). We can see what IH says about that, though.
5.)Glork wassotrying to get me to second-guess him with Post 619. Damn him.
6.)After reading these points over, there doesn't seem to be a convalesced role as to what I would think Glork's immunity would be (it switches between simply investigative to nightchoices), but his claim and actions both lead me to him being scum withsomesort of immunity, regardless as to whether it's constant or X-Shot.
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It would probably be worth it to compare the wagons we've had over the last couple days, but I'm lazy and don't feel like it at the moment. Probably a good number of people on {JordanA24, Sarc, Blight, Cephrir}.
Short thoughts on some others:
I say we also kill Flameaxe and Skruffs, in whatever order. My reread has not convinced me that either of them looks more townish whatsoever (although the Glork-Skruffs fiasco Day Two will probably need a rereading after we find out whether Glork is scum).
I don't know about CKD's alignment; I'm willing to see if his 'investigations' match up, so long as the people he targets don't keep dying. I will note that his "I was surprised Oman came up guilty because I didn't know what a miller is"-line is difficult to buy, but I suppose it's possible somebody wouldn't know what a Miller is.
However, CKD's actions do not seem to match up fully with a Cop (although how Cops should act certainly are not set in stone); the fact that he has constantly gone after Ibby and continued to bring her up as a subject would lead the casual mafia player to believe it was more likely than not that he investigated Ibby with a guilty result, but it turns out he did not investigate her at all (although this may no longer be true). Had he died N2 and had not claimed before then, I probably would have at the very least poked at that line of reasoning for a while. Either he is a Cop who is playing badly, or he's scum hanging on by the skin of his teeth. Regardless, he'll probably die soon, so we might as well get the max amount of investigations as we can from him.
There are a couple people I think are probably town, but I won't bother going into detail since that usually leads to those people dying.
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If I had to guess, Sarc was the "inexplicably dead" killer.
Night One: Killed pickemgenius (who cares about the reason)
Night Two: Killed Tarhalindur (premeditated in Post 26)
Night Three: Killed Iammars/Blight (who Sarc constantly went after D2)
Not that I think this helps us per se, but does narrow down the possibilities for mafia/SK kills. Also, if this is correct, I would guess the fact that Iammars/Blight's role was not revealed does not have something to do with a "janitor" role, but was probably something to do with the role itself (such as my "Usurper to the Throne" role in Royal Family Mafia).
On another note, props to Sarc for killing N0. Ballin'.
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I'll try to be more Fritz-like from here on out, but having been away for so long I figured you all needed some PJ-lovin'."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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I am suggesting Glork has had the immunity the whole time, and did not "receive it". It's probably a way to preempt "I tried to investigate/track/X you, but..." on a night where actions directed at him were likely.
Lack of role-block receiving is sealing the deal here."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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About theonlyreason I couldpossiblybelieve somebody is messing with Glork's claimed role would be if it were plausible that there was a scum-roleblocker. However:
... is rather indicative that there is nothing which should interfere with anything for last night in particular, seeing as a scum role-blocker is already dead. A second scum role-blocker is fairly implausible, in my humble opinion.Fritz wrote:[*]creampuffeater -Lucas Barton - Mafia RoleblockerSlashed up Night 2
I am not prone to thinking Fritz would give the mafia (or even two members of separate mafias) or a SK the additional ability of being able to redirect. Even if he did, I also doubt that Glork has had his actions redirected, since if that were true somebody would have claimed to have gotten at least one of the "items".
I've read his claim a couple times now – I also would not buy it if he attempted to shift his claim to being a Jack-of-all-Trades, because if that were so he would have gotten a result on CPE on Night 0. There is no indication in his claim that his ability is defective, or is an X%-type role.
This looks like a clear case of Occam's Razor. The simplest solution is that Glork is lying, and is therefore scum.
Hmm. Lemme think.IH wrote:So why would Glork claim a role that didn't work like that at all?
Do you think that Glork would make that kind of claim?
Glork was on the road to being lynched yesterday (or at the very least, it appears he thought as much). Scum have a tendency of not wanting to be lynched, even if they can only postpone their death until the next night or the next day – this equals a longer amount of time where the town has that information, and they may be able to manipulate people or actions in the meantime.
At the very least, by claiming something which is "testable", Glork would almost be assured to stay his lynch for at least a single day, thereby giving him the opportunity to think overnight, and possibly discuss the game with his partner(s) if he has any. If Glork has no abilities to be "confirmed", then no matter what he claimed, he was going to be in one of two camps:
1.)Theoretically uncomfirmable, and hence giving us no reason tonotlynch him; or
2.)Theoretically confirmable, hence giving us a reason to let him live another night, but which would also result in it becoming clear he has no such confirmable ability
Scum in that position have a good incentive to go with Option 2.
Perhaps the biggest thing for me is Glork's lack of reaction. IfIknew I were being set up for a lynch (or suspected as much) and/or that my role was faulty or deceptive, I would probably becompletely pissedand do a fair amount of finger-pointing and verbal planning for future lynches (while simultaneously berating the town, naturally). I'm fairly sure Glorktown would do the same, or at least show a more emotive response than what he has shown. Instead of becoming upset, however, he seems to be more concerned with making WIFOM comments and pointing to past games.
Also, I've been watching Deathnote, so Itotallyfeel like L right now.
*eats chocolates*"Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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Damnit, I keep forgetting to act like Fritz.
Elmo wrote:The important question is why didn't MoS get the role, because Glork had no reason to get roleblocked/whatever that night. There's like, another long list of questions, but, uh, yeah, boring.Technically, there could be a reason (I've thought of it and summarily dismissed it, but I feel like being logical atm). Glork claimed to target CPE N0; CPE turned out to be a mafia role-blocker. If CPE suspected Glork was the originator of the "investigation", he would have a reason to role-block Glork the next night so that Glork could not give other people similar abilities.
Regardless, that does not give an explanation for last night."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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Since when do people need conclusive evidence to lynch somebody? Fie.
Not wanting to lynch Glork at this point is like walking out of a room with a chocolate cake, and returning to see some kid with chocolate frosting smeared all over his face, shirts, and hands, only to think "Who could have done such a thing!?".
Circumstantial evidence is all you need, and is often the best you're going to get.
Only one question of Glork's is really worth answering.
Yes. I would see no point in me risking myself being lynched the next day if you were to actually turn up as you claim.Glork wrote:Now, if you were scum who had the ability to make my role unconfirmable and wreak general havoc by not claiming to have recieved anything, would you choose to admit that you got a gift?"Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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Absolutely. If it were near endgame, I'd probably lie about it at the drop of the hat, but with 17 alive it's suicide either the next day or soon afterwards.Glork wrote:
...even if neither I nor anybody else had knowledge of you (or your scumbuddy) recieving my gift?petroleumjelly wrote:
Yes. I would see no point in me risking myself being lynched the next day if you were to actually turn up as you claim.Glork wrote:Now, if you were scum who had the ability to make my role unconfirmable and wreak general havoc by not claiming to have recieved anything, would you choose to admit that you got a gift?"Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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Look. It's feasible you were role-blocked on Night Two. It is not feasible you were role-blocked on Night Three. If you claimed to give me something on Night Three and I in fact had received it, I would just say I received and be content with killing you at night and being glad I got a free role-blocking (or whatever ability) out of the deal.
Fact is, when a town role dies and it becomes apparent they were telling the truth, and the "nail in the coffin" (so to speak) was my own denial of having received something you had given me, I can be fairly certain that I would (at least) be interrogated about that, and my chances of being investigated would certainly go up.
If you think IH is scum lying in order to get you lynched (as you seem to be suggesting), put your money where your mouth is instead of trying to make it look like a "reasonable alternative" simply to get others to unvote you."Logic? I call that flapdoodle."-
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