Realistic Mafia - Game Over

[GhostWriter]

Well now... what an eventful start! With all the history being thrown around, I'm glad no one knows me!

[GhostWriter]

Why should he claim cop in a game where we have a 4th action that can, possibly, be to check the innocence of a player.

Vote: Superfly

. Why the hell not join the bandwagon.

[GhostWriter]

Oh, I have several scenario's in mind in which he could assume that Superfly is mafia. In fact, I could run down all possible reasons.

[GhostWriter]

That post of mine was nothing more than me commenting on how the random votes in the random voting stage, and the remarks on the two people killed were mainly induced (or appeared to me as such) by history between players. Thus, because I had no vote on me at that present time, I made a joking comment about how no one knows me, which isn't true, because I've played/am playing with at least 5 people in this game that are still alive elsewhere on the site. But look at it as you please.

[GhostWriter]

The existence of the Corsican and Sicilian mafia have been confirmed by the police department.

I feel that this may be an indication that we have two Mafias. Did Corsica and Sicily each have their own mafia?

There are two groups.

[GhostWriter]

Yeah, seriously... it's on that first page, in the first post.

[GhostWriter]

Thus is why I have yet to list my possibilities on what is causing Primate to focus so much on Superfly so quickly in the game. I need to hear Superfly first, before I say anything that he may use to slip through.

[GhostWriter]

You've also stated that you would strongly consider voting him after he talked, or if he took too long to not respond. If you are for the lynch, in any way, shape, or form, then you aren't exactly contesting it, now are you? Because that would be an oxymoron. Like saying something is cold as hell, or boring as fuck, or dumb as GW...

[GhostWriter]

The "way, shape, or form" thing was mine. It's a figure of speech, and I'm sad that had to just be explained. As for strongly considered voting him, that was my fault. I meant if he didn't talk, and had a quote to back it up, but I screwed it up and now it's making my last oxymoronic example look true.

[GhostWriter]

The gist of the statement still stands, regardless of who it is.

[GhostWriter]

Also, the mayor claim appears to be right, because yes, I did go over Nab's house. Had nothing better to do. I also agree with Skitzer on the SK idea. It makes sense to me.

Unvote. Vote: Cyberbob

[GhostWriter]

skitzer,
it was actually BM who had the guns

The gist of the statement still stands, regardless of who it is.

[GhostWriter]

Multiple lynches are pointless if we're afraid to lynch someone we think is scummy and then gauge our next lynch on that person and how others reacted to them...

[GhostWriter]

And there's still the thing where some cops are probably dirty, which would explain them telling the half-truth, and then dirtying it up.

[GhostWriter]

Most of the shit I do.

[GhostWriter]

Read the first post in THIS ONE. It shows a possibility. I'm have not given the first one a glance. I wouldn't know what that one is like, because I do not want the expectations it gives me to blind me.

[GhostWriter]

I would hope he knows how to play his role, so I'd just let him play it...

[GhostWriter]

Yeah... it would be helpful to state what might be seen as aggressive in your house or about your role.

[GhostWriter]

Unfortunately, Bob, there is a way to find out if there are any. I say unfortunately, because it involves your death.

[GhostWriter]

Wow... why was I not here for the good part? Also, I'd also be confused as to why DGB is being trusted, if I was completely sure that ABR was trustworthy. It was ABR who took the guns, he passed them out, so he is the one trusting DGB with a firearm. I don't know if this is a due to in-game trusting of each other, out-of-game friendship, or simply because of her remark earlier, in which she agreed to taking the guns.

[GhostWriter]

I could do it, being I'm just as semi-confirmed as you, however, if I were to die, it'd be less bad for the town.

[GhostWriter]

He's more important, because he's a better player than I am. I know he is, so he'd be more beneficial. It has nothing to do with roles.

[GhostWriter]

There are a lot of people who haven't done much except state that they were here. Also, I love the last bit of your signature. Loved that book, and the Shadow series based off of Bean's point of view.

[GhostWriter]

Celebloki jumping on the wagon only makes me feel happier about lynching him soon.

I've got to agree. Celebloki jumped on, right after commenting on how the person before him, who had only posted once before in this game, had come out of the blue to place the vote. That does not, in any way, look good.

[GhostWriter]

Sorry, been away for a bit. Hey, here's a fun fact: cars going 20 or 25 mph hurt like hell and make 190 pound males fly 3 feet off the ground before landing and rolling 4 or 5 times...



Now as for the game. I do believe that ending the day can be beneficial for the following reasons:

1) Having the alignments of the people we've killed so far, particularly BM, could help the town make decisions and form ideas on who they think is suspicious. That is a given.

2) We, as town, CAN do things at night to try to act upon the information received by ending the day and discovering the alignments. We've seen how creative we can get with our night actions. I'm positive something will be done at night to benefit the town.

3) The cops will have a better idea on who to watch and perform their night actions on.


However, I also do see continuing the day to be good too. More discussion leaves more room for slip-ups to be made. But that is only possible when more than the same few people are posting. I know, I haven't posted in a while. Couldn't be helped. However, to just end the day and let those people get by without posting how they feel about the current situation, so that we may attempt to glean information off of them is not very helpful. I'd like to hear how a few of the people who post little feel about the game. Because you are, after all, in it.

[GhostWriter]

Which is why I did not vote for a day end, and why I said that allowing day to end while letting those players who are sneaking by not posting is not helping the town.

[GhostWriter]

There are many of you lurkers that are simply watching and responding to whatever prods you may or may not have been receiving, but not posting in here. Speak up, or I will do my damnedest to have you lynched or, preferably, replaced, because you are not A) Helping the town or B) Even playing the game. Give us who you are suspicious of. Gives us your stance on ending the day, just freaking post.

[GhostWriter]

I hope you do not expect anyone to really believe that you just locked your door.

[GhostWriter]

I do not know. However, in the spirit of mafia, I do not believe you locked your door, during the day, to your house, to protect you at night, when you'll have to go back to said house and *gasp*, unlock the door to get inside. Otherwise, you are left outside to fend for yourself, where there are "bad people" who possibly will kill you, or police, who may have the ability to arrest you.

[GhostWriter]

And you locked the bedroom door for what reason? To keep you safe at night?

[GhostWriter]

Then, if you locked it to protect yourself at night, my logic stands. Why, why, WHY would anyone lock their door during the day, form the outside, not the inside, to protect themselves at night. How are you going to get back in that room?

[GhostWriter]

Gosh, no one told me you have to go home before you can lock your doors. Who knew?

If we are to end day, wait untils I lock meh door.

This implies that you believe the door needs to be locked before the day ends to take effect at night. How would relocking a lock placed on the outside of the door do to protect you at night, if the locking only works during the day?

[GhostWriter]

Glad you see what I see, Surye.

[GhostWriter]

Checking the house is pointless. If anything was hidden, it'd be behind the locked door. The locked door for which we do not have the key. The locked door that shall, as he's already stated in so many words, remain locked until tonight, when he'll "allow" investigations. Either it'd be a death trap, or it would already have all offensive items moved. I simply kept this up to show him why I did not believe he went to lock anything, and that, if he had, it was not with pro town intentions.

[GhostWriter]

Well, hello syke... fancy meeting you on this site, replacing into a game with me...

[GhostWriter]

Yay! I've always wanted my own personal stalker!

[GhostWriter]

Time to play: "Match That Quote!!!!"

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Natashira, there's a reason I was not revealing I saw you at my house given Surye's reveal of results on me.

Fair enough. You probably just want to NK me, anyways instead of doing it in broad daylight. However, our question still stands: Where were you last night?

Hmm... I wonder what could match with that... hmm... maybe... could it be?... but that's so obvious... IT IS!!! Here's the quote!

Home, and while Natashira wouldn't have seen me I did see him rummaging through my stuff.

I WIN!!!

[GhostWriter]

I do not see how allowing the death of a cleared player, who can easily give us the cop reports, is good for the town. With him dead, it will not be as easy giving the cop reports out to the town, because if the cops speak, they will be picked off one by one. If they try to talk through someone else, then that person cannot be completely trusted.

[GhostWriter]

I'm sure there are, but how will they get their reports out into the open, safely?

[GhostWriter]

Who will then be killed at night.

[GhostWriter]

I would, but my first and foremost goal at night is to stay alive. It's hard to do so while going through with an ambush that must be planned during the day, which would allow for many mafia members to infiltrate it and slaughter the townies. I'll keep my mafia hunts limited to the times with daylight...

[GhostWriter]

I've been prodded. I'm here, but I'm haveing to play a hell of a game of catch-up. Read my sig to see why.

[GhostWriter]

Vote: Hjallti

This vote works for me.

[GhostWriter]

Well... there's that third party element...

[GhostWriter]

Wouldn't the quicklynch only be needed if SL didn't turn up as mafia?

[GhostWriter]

I heard the armlx-sen whisper...

[GhostWriter]

Yeah, it's true.

[GhostWriter]

Well that's a bad choice of a vote... Of course, I'd say that, since it's on me, but in this case, it actually isn't a good vote...

[GhostWriter]

That is actually an impossible pairing.

[GhostWriter]

I have never been alone a single night of the game, nor have I spent a single night with anymore than one player in this game. I've been very faithful, and I'm honestly wondering when he'll pop the question...

[GhostWriter]

I only made the joke after the point was clearly across.

[GhostWriter]

As I said, it was with the SAME PERSON every single night. Of the whole game.

[GhostWriter]

You can't, except for the fact that that person can vouch for me, and thus, that pairing above cannot be true, which was the whole point I was trying to make.

[GhostWriter]

Wait, you really don't know who that person is? It's kind of obvious. We've already told everyone about us having a masonic connection...

[GhostWriter]

More importantly, who the hell has the gun?

[GhostWriter]

So what do we do? Daykill, and hope the game ends with a town win right there?

[GhostWriter]

EBWOP: That should say "lynch", instead of "daykill", since we do not know where the gun has gone.

[GhostWriter]

Isn't that backwards?

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Now, before I place the vote on Crub that I do feel needs placing, I would like something clarified for me: I understand SF being clear, I really do, but what of armlx?

[GhostWriter]

Okay, I'm here. I was outside armlx's house, however, when I sent in the report, I was in a hurry because the library was kicking me off the computer. I typed in armlx as opposed to Crub. Due to that, and the lack of a night kill, I'm not sure of Crub at all, though i did hear him singing. Twas beutiful.

[GhostWriter]

I'll have my computer back by then, so that won't be much of a problem, and I have a ride up here now.

[GhostWriter]

Of course you'd target me, after all, I was the witness, right? The only one around to watch you stop Crub singing in the night and talk to him in a short conversation that ended, abruptly, when you shot him. My argument is not to sway you, it is to sway the others.

Vote: SensFan

Nat, I assume that, though tied, you can still vote. Kindly do so before I am shot...

[GhostWriter]

Ah well, it was worth a shot. I had a small light in me hoping for nat's innocence...

[GhostWriter]

It would have been you, even without having seen you shoot Crub, because I had doubts about you.