Detective Prince.
Smash Rookie
The quick response from Kantrip right after his #215 is much different than his push on Asdioh later on. The collapse has Asdioh's response and Kantrip's original post.
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Something to note in this interaction is that they have two different ways of seeing it. Asdioh believes that the daykill came from scum, Kantrip believes that it was from town. Right here you can already basically tell that how they responded, that they aren't aligned. Perhaps my purpose wasn't to show this, it was rather to point out the two different ideals to the kill.
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[/collapse]Asdioh said:Perhaps. These facts still remain:Scumplay said:Don't know much about the move itself or the show or the circumstances though. I think suggesting that I'm scum that jumped the gun (excuse my pun here) and shot RR because I was scared of his RVS vote is a bit ridiculous. Also your reasoning that with a townie dead you think it's more reasonable for you to have 2 town reads is also pretty silly. Those factors are completely independent of each other, how are you coming up with that logic?
-RR was town, presumably investigative role
-Somebody has a daykilling role
-RR died before he really got to say anything
There's no way I would believe that any town player would kill someone immediately like that, risking a potential power role.
I would not normally get so overzealous at the start like I did, but the fact that RR flipped a power role seemed significant to me. I figured there was a reason he, specifically, was killed immediately. But there are way too many assumptions to make to conclude anything useful. The only conclusion I can reasonably come to is that the one who killed him is antitown.
My logic for the town reads vs the dead townie... I'm assuming scum has a daykill ability to counterbalance Raziek's role. The traditional Lightning Rod:
All that daykill did was make Raziek's claim more believable. And perhaps this daykill is the very thing Gheb's role was making reference to.The Lightning Rod passively redirects every Night Action to itself. This includes the Mafia's kill as well as all investigations, protections, and so forth.
Something to note in this interaction is that they have two different ways of seeing it. Asdioh believes that the daykill came from scum, Kantrip believes that it was from town. Right here you can already basically tell that how they responded, that they aren't aligned. Perhaps my purpose wasn't to show this, it was rather to point out the two different ideals to the kill.