Okay so my first thought is that the roles in this setup were
way off balance. Town got the pieces of FtC, a JOAT, another killing role with double vote weight, a night skip, either a watcher or a tracker, and more. This really made it difficult for us to win, and we only could by forcing through mislynches of both Gekki and Morda.
In addition, you guys had absolutely no reason to be pushing against me after I cast doubt on Mariano's vote. As evidenced by the fact that he did flip town, you shouldn't be so confident in your leader, or else you risk everything blowing up in your face.
Otherwise, congrats to both
@The Last Shaymin for playing much better than I started or expected and
@Mariano11887 for only getting better from here. I look forward to seeing you both develop as players!
Oh, and I was scum again. Yay.... In all honesty, can't wait to see and indie or town sometime soon, since besides Hyrda Mafia, I haven't played that way in 6 months. D:
Well yeah, it should be that way. Any other way isn't exactly unbiased or fair.
Yeah, it sucks that this tell exists. It relies way too heavily on meta-gaming, but it works. Scumteams generally kill off the vets because they believe they'll be the first people to build cases on them because they're so experienced and good at this game. I died N2 again (which shocked me). I don't consider myself a mafia veteran, or even an especially talented player because I don't have the same scum-hunting skills you guys do. Whether or not the vets do get it wrong, most scum players still see you guys as immediate threats (unless there's a huge town power role they need gone first). In most cases if I die before you do by NK, I'm going to get suspicious of you, as well as other veterans still living. That's just how it is, and sadly I don't think this type of tell is going anywhere soon.
This tell is unfortunate and existent, but I don't think it applies for this game. BB had led two mislynches, which meant that if he was town, he also would be kept around because he was so suspicious.