'I'm used to Mafia being the only ones with the chat.' What does this mean? Does it mean he is mafia? Does it mean he's been mafia? It's an odd statement.
I've mentioned several times on here that I play Town of Salem. In case you didn't know, Town of Salem is a game similar in concept to Mafia, played in-browser via flash. There are no "Vanilla" roles, and the whole game takes 15-20 minutes. In Salem, the Mafia is the only faction with a specific chat, and that's why I said I was used to the Mafia being the only ones with a private chat.
'The reason I'm voting for GenericHandle is because there've been others catching on to him as well, making him more likely to get the 7 required.' This was on page 2. RadRat decided to bandwagon with the same reasoning as me.
That's not ENTIRELY true. If you look back, you'd see that I had talked about reasons for both Generic and Reaper. It wasn't just a bandwagon.
Vote: *GenericHandle*
I also don't like GreenReaperGod. There's nothing to go on here, so the only logical thing to do as Town would be to not vote. The fact that they've both voted for the same person also makes it seem as though they might be co-ordinating... JUST LIKE THE MAFIA. The reason I'm voting for GenericHandle is because there've been others catching on to him as well, making him more likely to get the 7 required.
I also don't like his backpedaling.
I did choose to vote with the crowd, because I was going for a lynch. I didn't fully understand the RVS at the time, and I didn't realize it was normal to wait until the last second to go for the lynch. So I started out the game with the intent to kill whoever looked the most Scummy. The fact that Generic specifically mentioned that he wasn't going with Reaper's reasoning stood out to me. It seemed as though he was trying to artificially distance himself, while still working together. They were both suspicious in the end, but I went with Generic in the end because the deciding factor was the likelihood of a lynch. It was not PURELY a bandwagon vote.
'Like, I'm actually surprised no one's said anything about me yet.' Again, drawing attention to himself.
100% correct. At the time I said that, I was hoping to get the mafia to accuse me, and I'd call them out on that. When push came to shove, I decided it PROBABLY wouldn't be a good idea to say "This person is a mafioso, because they accused me when I acted suspiciously!" so I didn't mention it.
Plus, later, he liked my post about sticking to my opinion about him. It could be that he is glad I am not bandwagonning anymore or something else.
Questioning things you find suspicious is good. I wanted to encourage that behavior, especially when directed at me, because as I said with Slick, an opportunity to defend yourself is a good opportunity for a Townie to have. Being forced to invent an excuse for your scummy actions is a bad situation for scum to be in.