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Which is obviously suspicious, amirite?
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Nah. Reasons are overrated.In post 21, Theta Alpine wrote:hey all
VOTE: beefster
you are at least supposed to have a reason in rvs
at least i think so
VOTE: Gamma"Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Not a fan of this appeal to authority, but it's from a new player, so it's unfortunately null.In post 25, profii wrote:
I played with Thor recently and he said RVS is really Low information voting stage rather than purely randomIn post 23, Nosferatu wrote:
why would it be random voting then?In post 21, Theta Alpine wrote:hey all
VOTE: beefster
you are at least supposed to have a reason in rvs
at least i think so
So his idea was no one is “truly” random, as in roll the dice and vote where it lands - most people pick some kind of bizarre reason to put whatever vote they choose
So in line with that principle, if gamma doesn’t want to play for an IRL day, let’s find out what he’s up to
Exactly. My guess is it's either Ascetic scum who didn't do the math or a troll role by the mod.In post 35, Nictis wrote:I completely failed to respond to that post. Ascetic Miller isn't overkill for a fakeclaim, it's just wrong. "You can't visit me but if you could I would come up as scum," doesn't make sense.
Reminds me of a memorable fakeMiller claim in DC vs Marvel that got me all the way to a flawless scumwin
Tip for next time, kid? Wait until everyone else has posted at least once, pretend you missed the game start, and then claim. Someone else claiming Miller can screw you right away.
Worked for me, once upon a time. It's a solid scum strategy, if played right.In post 45, RedFlavor wrote:Would mafia claim something like this this early?
This is not playing it right.
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Later comments on Flavor Leaf having a pattern of screwing around makes me question all this, but I find Town fakeclaiming like this to be anti-Wincon, so a vote is warranted either way.
VOTE: Flavor Leaf"Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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You're working really hard to make Gamma's "I'm not going to be here for a single day" into something. What's with that?In post 86, profii wrote:
Ah so that’s why you claimed AsceticIn post 85, Flavor Leaf wrote:
Gamma and I finished a game recently where we were in a neighborhood together, I was scum, he wanted to mason claim with me, and 3p lylo we lynched a rolecopped confirmed Miller.In post 83, profii wrote:Everyone is talking about the miller bit and I do t see anyone mentioning that Gamma gave himself a reason to get out the way and not react to being outed as a neighbour to this baloney
It kinda makes me think Gamma was prepped for this which doesn’t make FL a miller but the neighbourhood bit might be a thing
@Gamma - you get to bring up my “forgot I was Vig not SK” story, I get to bring up this one.
Profil would be a solid vote too."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Yassss, PREACHIn post 106, Flubbernugget wrote:
Can we stop normalizing town making shitty fakeclaim gambits pleaseIn post 58, Lil Uzi Vert wrote:
How is this alignment indicative?In post 49, Flubbernugget wrote:
Looks like they had a cleaner gambit in mind than what they attemptedIn post 45, RedFlavor wrote:Would mafia claim something like this this early?
If you really have to take this angle then you can consider flavor a policy lynch best by either the play or the actual role
Obvious is obviousIn post 116, TwoInAMillion wrote:The odds of this being an all town neighborhood are very low.
I've lost almost 20 pounds since year start.In post 117, Nosferatu wrote:tell me something i dont know
The higher the number of players goes, the fuzzier the math gets. I'm a little rusty, but best guess is 6 scum, with possibility for Vig and/or SK, or 5 without. Alternatively, two teams of 4 or high-powered teams of 3. 13v3v3v1 is especially likely if there's a SK. Likely with a BP on both scumteams?In post 124, profii wrote:
How many scum should we expect in a 20p gameIn post 116, TwoInAMillion wrote:The odds of this being an all town neighborhood are very low.
The hood seems to have outed itself with no disputes - is a 1 in 4 chance at mafia going to be better than however many in 20
I’m assuming we don’t have 5 scum here so surely yes?
Like I said, the math is a lot fuzzier at 20 than at lower numbers."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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This feels self-serving despite its apparent logic.In post 127, TwoInAMillion wrote:Focusing night actions on the neighborhood might be a good approach if we're reasonably certain there is scum there."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Directing night actions away from oneself is selfserving.In post 130, TwoInAMillion wrote:
Catching scum is self serving?In post 129, Pine wrote:
This feels self-serving despite its apparent logic.In post 127, TwoInAMillion wrote:Focusing night actions on the neighborhood might be a good approach if we're reasonably certain there is scum there."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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y thoIn post 133, Lil Uzi Vert wrote:TIAM is probably town"Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Ugh, that actually makes sense.In post 137, Lil Uzi Vert wrote:Hard for me to put into words.
The level of ignorance he just displayed doesn’t feel fabricated. It reads like he’s generally annoyed with your comment and believes he can call you out on it.
Vote Flavor Flav with me"Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Feels like scumslip, but probably isn't?In post 142, Inferno390 wrote:Or here's a thought: More than one scum in the neighborhood? One from each team? Assuming, of course, two teams."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Looks like scum, but probably is too obvious. Maybe NewTown?In post 146, Inferno390 wrote:In post 145, Pine wrote:
Feels like scumslip, but probably isn't?In post 142, Inferno390 wrote:Or here's a thought: More than one scum in the neighborhood? One from each team? Assuming, of course, two teams."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Yeah, which makes me explicitly Town. Keep up.In post 165, Gamma Emerald wrote:
Can't be scum, mafia vigs are explicitly unallowedIn post 163, Inferno390 wrote:BRUH.
Well, that got me out of the day quick. Scummy as frick usage though.
Still a horrible shot, why wouldn't he follow his own read and shoot Flavor first?
Shooting out of neighborhood, plus we can lynch Flavor. My daykill explicitly does not end day."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Ah, oh well. This is what I was fishing for. Daykill is fake.In post 166, Inferno390 wrote:It's literally going to be Town Neighbor. Can y'all lynch Pine for me? Thanks.
Oh well. I have a lot on my plate at the moment anyways, so it's not all bad.
P-edit: Day SK perhaps?
Maintaining claim is NAI. Was hoping inferno was inexperienced enough to be cop to being scum."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Yeah, it's not about me. It's about provoking a hard-to-read newbie into maybe making a newbie mistake. Only scum worries about looking Townie.In post 172, Gamma Emerald wrote:VOTE: Pine
since his kill was fake I see no reason to not vote him because the gambit legit does jack shit to make him look towny
Come on, Gamma. You're smart enough to know this stuff."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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In post 174, Nosferatu wrote:its 2018 and people still fall for daykill gambits on page 7 omgRight?
To be fair, it's just people new to the meta. I wouldn't have tried that on you. I wanted to pick someone from the neighborhood to try it on, and inferno was the only one new enough not to immediately call bullshit.
Like I said, though, maintaining claim is NAI. Even newscum have a good chance of calling the bluff, and may be coached if they have daychat."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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The neighbor claim is irrelevant. Some scum, when they get hammered or dayvigged, just gg and fess up to being scum. That's what I was looking for.In post 178, Gamma Emerald wrote:Why do you think scum would drop a neighbor claim after a dayvig? That's just nonsense.
Seriously. You've been around enough to know this. Quit being obtuse."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Actually, what I said was that he was being too obvscum to be scum. The inherent uncertainty makes him a perfect target for a fakevig gambit. Or, frankly, a real vig. Never vig/cop people you have solid SRs on, lynch them. Cop or vig the people you're unsure of and have contradictory evidence on.In post 184, Theta Alpine wrote:okay now that i look at it
pine called inferno town
and then two posts [iso wise] later he does the fake day kill
which does undermine the effect of the gambit
My gut says multiball, though singleball is possible.In post 193, Theta Alpine wrote:that is also alignment indicative
though i am not sure how specifically
depends on if multiball is actually true this game or not
To be perfectly honest, my crystal ball says 13/3/3/1, with solid scum power probably consisting of a weak investigate and weak protective on either side, a 1-shot BP SK, and middling Town power that includes a Vig."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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You're being too bullheaded not to be Town.In post 215, Gamma Emerald wrote:
You've explained Flavor but what about me?In post 212, Inferno390 wrote:I'm caught between Gamma and Leaf as scum in the hood. Pine is null to me. TIAM is something, just not sure what. Null reads on everyone esle atm."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Call it gut, call it soulread, call it meta. Hard to say exactly.In post 223, Flubbernugget wrote:
Why fire?In post 210, Pine wrote:@Firebringer: Yeah. Town committee = Pine, Gamma, Fire, Flubber.
Inferno and TIAM are likely Town too, but not up to par.
I feel like I'm forgetting someone though."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Nah, Egg's fine. He's hunting, he's just sucking at it.In post 267, Inferno390 wrote:I'm getting some town feeling from Egg right now. His reads seem pretty genuine, and original too: They're completely his own, which I like.
Startingto lean town on Pine too a little bit. @Pine, talk to me about Egg. I know you don't like the questions aimed at you, but what about the rest of his reads?
I'm proceeding on a multiball assumption, so scumhunting is mostly null. In other words, Egg is doing genuine work that has merit, he's just tunneling me wrong."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Traditionally not, and this cleared Normal review. 14:6, 12:4:4, 13:3:3:1, 14:5:1 with scum power would be traditional.In post 268, Nosferatu wrote:
there can be 4 scum if there's an skIn post 231, Pine wrote:No way are there fewer than 5 scum. Math better.
anti-town can be less than a 3rd of the town"Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Obviously.In post 272, Theta Alpine wrote:
so i guess you missed the post where assemble said this game does not have multiple scumteamsIn post 269, Pine wrote:
Nah, Egg's fine. He's hunting, he's just sucking at it.In post 267, Inferno390 wrote:I'm getting some town feeling from Egg right now. His reads seem pretty genuine, and original too: They're completely his own, which I like.
Startingto lean town on Pine too a little bit. @Pine, talk to me about Egg. I know you don't like the questions aimed at you, but what about the rest of his reads?
I'm proceeding on a multiball assumption, so scumhunting is mostly null. In other words, Egg is doing genuine work that has merit, he's just tunneling me wrong.
Also, 14:6 is not scumsided if Town has decent power. However, I defer to players who haven't been on hiatus for a year with respect to the Normal review board's current meta.In post 274, Firebringer wrote:Also I am legit claiming right now.
I am a cop.
I will investigate one of luv, nsg or flavor tonight"Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Please don't engage me in off-topic posting, friendo. We can chat about life elsewhere. You got reads?In post 286, Firebringer wrote:How’s life been pine?"Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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General announcement
We seem to have a lot of newbies and lowbies in this game. As such, it is less likely that someone with Cop experience got the investigative role.
GENERAL COP STRATEGY:
-Do not investigate your Townreads. Most of the time you're right, and you've wasted your investigation. Even if it comes up guilty, people are wired to trust their instincts, and you will doubt your result, concocting worries of Millers, Framers, and what have you. Avoid your Townreads, it's likely a wasted investigation.
-Do not investigate your scumreads. Again, a guilty result is just going to confirm what you already believe. Lunch your reads, don't waste the Town's most valuable action on them. And don't give me bullshit about needing to confirm they weren't Town after all, your reads need to be better than that.
-Do not investigate people likely to be lynched, regardless of your read. If you can't sway the vote off of them without hardclaiming your innocent and revealing your role, it's not worth it.
-DO investigate people you can't read. Investigate lurkers. Investigate nulls. Investigate the ones who have evidence in both directions. Turning an unknown into a known is your primary job.
-DO breadcrumb your results. When you die, we're going to look for them.
-This advice may be easily adapted for Trackers and other more obscure investigators.
-If you are a Watcher, disregard all of this. Your role is different. Watch claimed PRs. Watch softed PRs. Watch people who are influential. And DON'T jump to conclusions.
-Vigilantes operate under similar parameters, but I prefer to target suspected lurking scum and those I have a strong read on but can't get lynched. There's lots of Vig strategies, I should read up."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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@Nictis a chainsaw defense is when one's scumbuddy attacks the person accusing their partner.
A and B are scum. C calls A scummy. B attacks C.
This is fairly basic Mafia theory. I don't mean to insult, but have you been to the Newbie forum? There are lots of helpful people there who will guide you through your first games. I'd do so, but this isn't the game for it. I'm only educating incidentally out of a desire to win."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Or a noobIn post 307, Firebringer wrote:Pine thinks I’m lying"Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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@Egg - Okay, I apologize for the salt. Maybe it's just that I'm hardwired to take it personally when someone is up in my business when I'm doing work scumhunting. You do come off as Town to me, I just didn't find your questions especially useful. Most of them were fairly self-evident. If you can pare it down to just a couple of meaningful queries, I'll reply."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Yeah I was looking through the lurkers and I'm feeling it too.In post 345, Firebringer wrote:I think north side might be scum btw"Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Can't speak for FB, but it's a meta/gut read. I don't have a ton of experience with NSG myself, but this feels vaguely like the minimalism I encountered in a recent marathon when she was scum.In post 352, Nictis wrote:
I feel you there.In post 341, Gamma Emerald wrote:I wanted to do links because I didn't want a massive quote wall, but no one pays attention to links it seems. Unfortunately as I said a wall will also make people ignore my thoughts, and multiple individual quotes will come off as spam. So I guess my verdict on the new playstyle is that there is no good way to engage people with my thoughts.
I think I'll just raise my eyebrow here and wait for some actual thoughts and reasoning.In post 345, Firebringer wrote:I think north side might be scum btw
Not everything has concrete reasons, especially early suspicions like this. Experienced players learn to trust their guts."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Yarp. Took the words right out of my mouth. "Surface level" is an excellent way to describe it.In post 385, Firebringer wrote:Okay yeah northside is scum lolStay on Target, Red Five. BoonFlavor is the lynch today. We can string NSG up tomorrow.
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No it does not. Scum theatre isn't usually this petty or simple.
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((Voice of the faux IC: Provable randomness is usually banned, considered tantamount to cheating. Given how you narrowed the choices before the dice tags you're probably okay, but you're best off using different strategies))In post 409, Theta Alpine wrote:huh
this honestly feels rehearsed and like scum theatre
so i am going to go ahead and scum-read northsidegal and firebringer
of the two i do not have a preference and since i just noticed the rules do not forbid this
if 1 i will vote northsidegal
if 2 i will vote firebringer
Original Roll String: 1d2(STATIC) 1 2-Sided Dice: (2) = 2
[i look forward to this being used as an example of why provable randomness should/should not be allowed]"Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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As of page 19, before I begin catchup.
Townbloc
Pine
Firebringer
Flubber
Gamma (But needs to shape up his reads)
Comes off as Town
Egg
Inferno
TIAM (I agreed with FB's point on p18)
Theta Alpha
Feels scummy to me
profil
NSG
Flavor Leaf
Nosferatu - I was ISOing the people I couldn't remember about and he's got nothing productive in. Reminds me of scumNos from some Large Normal a year or so ago. I checked his whole ISO. 43 posts, no real positions or content. This is activelurking/coasting scum.
*Shrug*
LUV
Archwing
Beefster
Nictis (Either way, comes off greener than moldy ham. Truly green players are hard to read)
Sir/Dame Not-Appearing-In-This-Game-Yet
PeregrineV
Reading now, let's see how these reads change!"Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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No. Bad Growlithe! Constant trolling without contributing is funny, but not Towny.In post 475, Firebringer wrote:I love nos posts in this game.
Townreading him just for the gr8ness that those posts are
Ugh, your reads are fucking awful, but at least you're committing to something.In post 586, Archwing wrote:townlean:
profii
flavor leaf
pine
Theta
LUV
null to town:
Egg NSG, Fire, Gamma, Nos, Nictis,
null-can't-read-shit:
PeregrineV, UCV, Luca, Beef,
scumlean:
inferno
red
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No. I'm backing you here. There are two sides to this conversation, and subtly pressuring people off of a wagon isIn post 589, TwoInAMillion wrote:I'll back off FL amid public pressure but I still think he's scum ftr.
UNVOTE:exactlyhow scum weasels out of being lynched.
Remember, if you have a read, then everyone else can go to hell unless you are compromising on something. Just because they disagree is a shit reason to back down. Town vs scum, remember? It's scum's job to discourage good reads. Go with your own logic, your own gut. Don't trust.
Then you lack imagination.In post 598, Beefster wrote:Flavor Leaf is town.
Fakeclaiming to get out of RVS is just not something I see coming from scum.Why not a vote? This (and the followup vote when provoked) looks a lot like a pussyass chainsaw.
Not boring. Off topic. Profil is trying to look like he's doing something without actually doing something.
The sentiment is not mutual.In post 664, Flavor Leaf wrote:I also no longer think Pine is scum.
I reiterate my point.In post 666, profii wrote:
Is that a chainsaw I see?In post 665, Firebringer wrote:
Why r u voting a person with no posts?In post 662, TwoInAMillion wrote:Based on what?"Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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This was worded ambiguously, which is my bad. *Nosferatu* is the one failing to contribute positively, not you. You're trolling in a good way.In post 674, Firebringer wrote:
No uIn post 672, Pine wrote:No. Bad Growlithe! Constant trolling without contributing is funny, but not Towny.
Srsly bro, go ISO Nos for me. 43 posts, zero constructive content. Dat scum.
PE: Flubber, Fire is being constructive with his trolling. His mockery is incisive, his sarcasm reveals actual opinions, etc. There's a big difference"Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Lots of things? It's not just the claim, though that's part of it. It's an established scumtactic to claim Miller. Ascetic seems to be a common modifier this game, as we've seen several mentions of it, so I think he's some kind of Ascetic scum who didn't think through the ramifications of the Ascetic interaction. The claim was a mistake, obviously, but I think it was a mistake from the scum side of things.
More than that, though, it's the other little things. The way he's reacted to being wagoned stands out. Instead of scumhunting and gamesolving his way out of being suspected, he's focused on his detractors and their suspicions, relying on reputation and allies to aggressively discourage the wagon. I mean, you saw how he tried to buddy up to me, both at my first suspicion of him and now recently, and you saw how TIAM got bullied away from voting him.
He's not really producing much that's worthy of merit on the scumhunting front, and what reads he has stated seem governed by whim and the social side rather than active logic.
So yeah. It's a complex scumread. Not a "lolclaim=scum" read.
I could go for a profil lynch though, if wagoning that will get some momentum."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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OK, I followed my own advice and ISO'd myself with CTRL+F "profil'. You're right, it's a little sparse, but that's mostly because it's based on a few small but salient points. I just ISO'd profii in its entirety (learning in the process that I'd been misspelling their name, my bad,) and there is absoluteballsfor content. Like 2/3 of their posts are procedural, or naked votes, or asking isolated questions out of the blue to someone. In other words, it's exactly what you see when someone is trying to look busy and engaged, but is actually just treading water. It's the forum version of active listening. "Yep.......mmmhmmm......how did that make you feel.......really?......Hey what do you think?" The only thing worth taking note of is the readslists in 355, which I will here quote in its entirety:
That's essentially an entire page worth of saying "I dunno" about half a dozen players, then concocts a weak case to go after low-hanging fruit.In post 355, profii wrote:right probably spreading myself a bit thin across multiple games, apologies. Here we go though.
Archwing: please post more - side note, archwing answers the initial query over multiball, i think ill note this as i have an idea...
Beefster: vla
egg: I like the initial reads and picking up that TiaM reacted badly, i agree here. Following my multiball idea, it appears Inferno picks up the multiball idea, I want to find the root of this discussion...
Firebringer: i always find the short sentence style players hard to read. noting 273 for scum teams reference. Oh the cop claim - pushing Flavour, LUV or NSG. 2 members of the hood, why not Gamma or Inferno?
Flavour Leaf: I just simply dont trust this slot until it's PR'd in some way. I played a game with FL once and a couple of players just sheep'd his day 1 reads in twilight based on rep - no offence but I can't believe anyone can be such a mafia genius so I'll give you some time. Unless you are mechanically proved town, i wouldnt take this slot to lylo however.
Flubber: not done a great deal so far. Would have to look again if Gamma dropped dead right now but other than that... i await content (not a criticism, I know I'm not doing great on that front)
Gamma: I got bored of clicking the links but some of the ISO seemed ok with me. I would suggest maybe some kind of brief title, followed by link, followed by thoughts E.g My scum read on player X 1 look at the stuff in the post it's so obvious - etc etc- in this era of clickbait i want to know what I'm getting before i get there, the comments need to be more succinct before you earn a click from me. Sorry.
Inferno - right 142 this seems to be the start of the multiball theory. I know the mod has non-confirmed it. I wonder if this is a scum player who thinks their scum team is underpowered. I also think from my experience of him in a newbie game recently (1851 positivity on my wiki) says to me Inferno is switched on enough to not give the game away after that day vig gambit. Also - he was town in that game and got triggered at a lot of what I'd call fairly routine scum hunting, doesn't seem to be the case here, I'm thinking this slot rolled scum...
Also the random PR reveal concerns me. He knew in the newbie game to keep quiet with his PR and one of the above ISOs said no scum day chat in the rules, so this might have been for his scum mates
infact Im happy enough with that to just lay the vote down here, if I go any further, I will start trying to create conf bias so let's go...
VOTE: Inferno
Profii=scum
PE: Not really, but I think it *might* be based in part in truth. It's circumstantial on its own, but fits with other evidence."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Then be better at Mafia.In post 692, Flavor Leaf wrote:Also, @Gamma and anyone else
Pine just described me literally in every game, regardless of alignment."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Cuz I'm prolly ded tonight? Ya be my guest.In post 696, Firebringer wrote:I get to be Town leader tomorrow Pine.
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PE: lolno"Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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Yeah....actual Town wouldn't know this to be TvT. That's not quite a scumslip, but it's definitely not a Townish thing to say. At all.
I'm done with the genital measuring contest for now. I'mma go shoot some moar dudez on the Playstation."Cry havoc, and let slip the wombat of war!"
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