Right, k, caught up. Soz I haven't posted recently. I just used my computer for the first time in... I think it was a day, but somehow the posts make it seem much longer.
I find it very interesting that you chose not to mention Rosalina, Omar, or J. Especially Rosalina.... who I do not think has posted at all.
yeah, soz
But if we kill a town today, that decreases our chances of winning.
Still, the reward for being right outweighs the consequence for being wrong if we have any lead whatsoever.
Here, we always lynch unless there's obviously some tactical advantage to not lynching. By lynching, we gain information on others. Although mathematically, it may not be perfect, we try to win off opinions and interrogation, rather than chance, having faith in our own questioning skills and scums' lack thereof. (This is the first time I've said scum appropriately, with more than one mafia team present. Achievement unlocked!)
Uh, what was the point of this post? You're just making everyone suspicious of you, whether you be a townie or maf/wolf.
Okay, I said you were probably Town, and this is your response? Noob or otherwise, that's BAD.
#Vote: ThatSmasherYouKnow
Uh.
Yeah there's no way around it, that's just suspicious man.
I don't think so. Sometimes, questioning a change can actually be a sign of towniness, as they don't take things for granted and are actually scumreading. In this case though, he may not be town, but I don't think there's enough to say he scum. It's a joke, again a mountain from a molehill. But maybe... keep it in mind.
But why does it matter? At that point in the game, his vote was worth almost nothing. Why would he create a connection between him and his mafia buddy so soon? The only scum reason I can think of for Generic to skip over Spak's post would be to defend Omar, because Omar would be forced to speak if he had enough votes on him.
Do you really think it's a feasible for a scum to just stay silent and hope his partner would be able to make enough excuses without seeming sus? Isn't that a bit contrived?
Oh, you're absolutely right there. Sorry, I'm used to Mafia being the only ones with the chat.
Regardless, what you said there confirms it. See, that may save you from suspicions as a Werewolf... but by removing the evidence that you're NOT mafia, you make Green look suspicious as mafia again, since I had suspected you two together. Now, ignoring the ACCURACY of these claims, instead focusing on the fact that these claims existed...
If you were Town, you wouldn't want any unnecessary suspicion cast on a fellow Townie. If you were in cahoots with him, you wouldn't want to UNCLEAR your buddy. So it seems to me that you'd be scum.
I'll admit that I may just be reading into things too much, but that's just my thinking on the matter.
If he's town, why wouldn't he want to cast suspicious on fellow town? That's how interogation works, by casting suspicion on others (remember that everyone else looks town), and seeing how they react.
Rat seems a bit sus.
But if you're a townie, you wouldn't know who else was, so you would only help the ones you find least suspicious, right?
Also, you don't have to figure out whether they're Mafia or Werewolf, they're both bad anyway.
As for this, sometimes. Depending on how strong of a town read on them, they may be similar to your most suspicious person, or they may be mod-cleared. It should affect how you treat them.
Also, I'm pretty sure gen's town right now. It feels a bit like Spak in the Dgames Revival mafia and my very first game: a newbie makes a mistake and a mountain is made of a molehill. And I kinda like his input.
