Fair enough, seems like the consensus is increasingly swinging toward me.
Won't be up much later so perhaps mounting a final defence here, probably primarily to Somnus who seems fairly split down the middle.
I made some similar claims and had some similar viewpoints to Korina to a degree that wouldn't have been particularly sensible for two players in the same team.
When it became clear Korina was increasingly on the way out I could've jumped on said bandwagon to boost my own standing with the townies but I didn't...and of course nor did I attempt to mount a defence for them either.
Progo is suspicious for reasons everyone is well-aware of by now, so no need to elaborate on that one. Could (again) just be erratic townie behaviour but likewise not to be lightly ignored at this point in the game.
Cape makes the most sense to me but I'd be happy to wait until the next turn before making a decisive call if Progo still ends up being consensus. He briefly prodded Korina upon entry to create distance between them but never particularly followed it up. Went quite heavily on CSF right away after joining the game before CSF was later drawn into being forced to reveal their role as a mason.
Also had a flurry of activity and lots of rational posts/analysis early on after entering the game to try and get rid of a lot of the suspicion which had been heaped on SM, but been a bit quieter at times since then, perhaps since this turn had been going in a direction which largely suited him.
Likewise I stil don't reckon both mafia were on day one bandwagon for Andante before Cape joined, but aware that is something which could equally apply to myself.
Now I"m suspicious of Ahri again. She TRs both Somnus and Cape, but at first only tries to coach Somnus. Later, she realize her mistake and addresses Cape as well. Do you pretend to kill Cape tonight?
Now I"m suspicious of Ahri again. She TRs both Somnus and Cape, but at first only tries to coach Somnus. Later, she realize her mistake and addresses Cape as well. Do you pretend to kill Cape tonight?
Now I"m suspicious of Ahri again. She TRs both Somnus and Cape, but at first only tries to coach Somnus. Later, she realize her mistake and addresses Cape as well. Do you pretend to kill Cape tonight?
I noticed after the thread was locked that I committed the same dumb translation error as last time. The Portuguese word for "Intends" is "Pretende", which seriously messes with my brain.
Now I"m suspicious of Ahri again. She TRs both Somnus and Cape, but at first only tries to coach Somnus. Later, she realize her mistake and addresses Cape as well. Do you pretend to kill Cape tonight?
I noticed after the thread was locked that I committed the same dumb translation error as last time. The Portuguese word for "Intends" is "Pretende", which seriously messes with my brain.
Even before you cleared that up, I noticed that when I got on Sunday evening to read how Day 3 ended. It's not dumb. I get the confusion. I do think that clears up the Day 1 incident and clarifies that it wasn't a scum slip. So I'm willing to unofficially strike that incident from the record books, so to speak.
In post 1313, ProgoWoshua wrote:More importantly, I have exactly 0 reasons to kill Cape as Mafia. Cape was far more likely to not vote for me than you two are.
I don't really agree with this though.
IF
you're scum, I don't think you have a viable option for a good night kill there. While I was the one who ended up with a vote on you (as well as Malcolm), Ahri and Cape seemed more convinced you'd flip scum than I was (in my opinion). They certainly went after you harder in the last page or so of Day 3. I can't pull up quotes at the moment, but somewhere towards the end of Day 3, Cape said something along the lines of "I believe it's Progo but his thought process is convoluted" or something to that effect. I gave my reasons for voting for you while acknowledging that you could in some bizarre universe still end up flipping town. Despite that, I felt it was not only a good chance to hit scum and end the game, but it would at the very least avoid this exact confusing scenario for a Day 4 that I was hoping wouldn't come to fruition and warned about in a couple of my posts in Day 3. We now have zero clarity.
You basically had all 4 of the other players still in the game scum-reading you on Day 3, and almost inexplicably, only two of them voted for you. I don't think your Day 4 looks particularly more promising with Ahri/Cape or Somnus/Cape. With that said, I'm trying really hard to keep an open mind here.
Ahri knew Cape was going to be killed at night, so when townreadind both Somnus and Cape she only tried to coach Somnus at first.
She immediately realized her mistake, and addressed Cape on her following post.
Maybe. I'm just going to give myself a headache going through a WIFOM infinity loop of reverse psychology if I try to rationalize it though. I'm more concerned about what Ahri seemed to hint at in the last post of Day 3, which made it sound like you were certain that we were even going to see a Night 3. Could be a POV slip on your part. I don't know.
In post 1313, ProgoWoshua wrote:More importantly, I have exactly 0 reasons to kill Cape as Mafia. Cape was far more likely to not vote for me than you two are.
I don't really agree with this though.
IF
you're scum, I don't think you have a viable option for a good night kill there. While I was the one who ended up with a vote on you (as well as Malcolm), Ahri and Cape seemed more convinced you'd flip scum than I was (in my opinion). They certainly went after you harder in the last page or so of Day 3. I can't pull up quotes at the moment, but somewhere towards the end of Day 3, Cape said something along the lines of "I believe it's Progo but his thought process is convoluted" or something to that effect. I gave my reasons for voting for you while acknowledging that you could in some bizarre universe still end up flipping town. Despite that, I felt it was not only a good chance to hit scum and end the game, but it would at the very least avoid this exact confusing scenario for a Day 4 that I was hoping wouldn't come to fruition and warned about in a couple of my posts in Day 3. We now have zero clarity.
You basically had all 4 of the other players still in the game scum-reading you on Day 3, and almost inexplicably, only two of them voted for you. I don't think your Day 4 looks particularly more promising with Ahri/Cape or Somnus/Cape. With that said, I'm trying really hard to keep an open mind here.
However:
In post 1225, Cape90 wrote:Anyway, that's quite enough of that. There is a POE of 4 people right now and I really am not quite sure who it could be, it really could just be Malcolm since 1222 has a sickening amount of certainty that would actually make this game auto if true and I find it a bit jumping the gun FMPOV.
Cape was one of the only ones who haven't townlock you and Ahri. Town!Ahri isn't voting for you in a million years, and you just barely considered the thought of Ahri being Ahri.
I was hoping that calling her out last twilight would scare her off killing Cape. She still did it, because she isn't confident that Cape would vote with her. But she is confident that you will.
Ahri knew Cape was going to be killed at night, so when townreadind both Somnus and Cape she only tried to coach Somnus at first.
She immediately realized her mistake, and addressed Cape on her following post.
Maybe. I'm just going to give myself a headache going through a WIFOM infinity loop of reverse psychology if I try to rationalize it though. I'm more concerned about what Ahri seemed to hint at in the last post of Day 3, which made it sound like you were certain that we were even going to see a Night 3. Could be a POV slip on your part. I don't know.
How is that WIFOM? Do you think Town!Ahri would intentionally fake a scum slip for me to point it out?
Regardless, I was convinced that I had caught Ahri scumslipping. That's how I knew the game would continue. I didn't thought I had to imply otherwise with my wording.
Ahri was divided between voting me or Malcolm, but after Malcolm was eliminated:
In post 1303, Ahri wrote:Somnus vote Progo tmro btw if this somehow doesn't flip scum
which it should
I highly doubt Cape is mafia
She acted like she was convinced Malcolm would flip Mafia. She worded it specifically so that she would be wrong about it, in order to avoid looking like she has TMI.
And because she was worried about wording, she was quick to point out when