You don't know someone's alignment unless their role flips. I do think Camo is one of the more innocent people playing right now.
Simsands lurking all day than throwing out a vote right before the timer for Jesi is pretty scummy.
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Simsands lurking all day than throwing out a vote right before the timer for Jesi is pretty scummy.
IMO, the best lynch candidate is Muffin. In addition to the disguising scumminess and confusing response earlier, I found this:
Since the time is running out:
##VOTE: Mr.Muffin
Reading into the nightkill is extremely scummy. This entire portion is just fluff, and you should know that.
Simsands built a case on Jesi and he's certainly contributed more than DoS (who basically only did vote count analysis). Why him instead of DoS?
Since the time is running out:
##VOTE: Mr.Muffin
Right now i feel Jesi is the best lynch candidate based on current and preivous behavior
##Vote: PikaMasteJesi
##Vote: PikaMasteJesi
Oops
I mean
##Vote: PikaMasterJesi
I mean
##Vote: PikaMasterJesi
I agree with NP. That random speculation about the night kills while being asked and appeared to be avoiding answering questions by twisting them is very scummy imo.
Jesi's question to him was legitimate, and I think that can shed more light on her alignment if he flips scum. He is also not paying attention to the game, which is even more clear after his comment on simsands lurking and vote for Jesi near the end of the day. Simsands already said he is going to vote Jesi, but that he will wait for the end of the day. He did not bother to comment on that point (of not paying attention).
##VOTE:Mr.Muffin
Jesi's question to him was legitimate, and I think that can shed more light on her alignment if he flips scum. He is also not paying attention to the game, which is even more clear after his comment on simsands lurking and vote for Jesi near the end of the day. Simsands already said he is going to vote Jesi, but that he will wait for the end of the day. He did not bother to comment on that point (of not paying attention).
##VOTE:Mr.Muffin
double o squirtle (0) -- Camoclone [#551]
Mr.Muffin (3) -- King Xerneas [#617], NinjaPenguin [#622], scattered mind [#626] L-3
PikaMasterJesi (4) -- simsands [#619], double o squirtle [#620], Mr.Muffin [#623], TheSceptileMaster [#625] L-1
Night 3 ends in roughly 48 hours, or when this timer clocks out.
Mr.Muffin (3) -- King Xerneas [#617], NinjaPenguin [#622], scattered mind [#626] L-3
PikaMasterJesi (4) -- simsands [#619], double o squirtle [#620], Mr.Muffin [#623], TheSceptileMaster [#625] L-1
You are Politics.
The very premise of politics is that it affects the entire world at all time. Even when you don’t live in a country their politics can easily affect you, from basic exchange rates to other countries actually declaring war on your own, and everything inbetween.
Passive: Public Opinion
Your active abilities are comprised of a range of game-wide effects, and all of these effects will be stated in each day update on the blackboard. These game phases can be changed as often as you want.
Game Phase: Democracy
Democracy is what most countries in the world are right now. The idea dates back to the Ancient Greeks (because civilisation has literally barely advanced since their times) and at its core it’s meant to represent equality through a system of voting. As this is literally mafia, this game phase has no special effects on the game.
Game Phase: Despotism
A despot society is one where the leader holds absolute power. It’s kinda meant to be the opposite of democracy, but is also what the vast majority of empires have been throughout history until very recent times. When the game phase is in a despotist state, the player with the 2nd-most votes will be lynched instead of the player with the greatest plurality. However, strong opposition can threaten a despot, and as such, if majority is hit on a player before deadline, the player in question will be lynched regardless.
Game Phase: Dictatorship
One of the qualities of a democratic first world country which the human race is the least grateful for has to be free press and freedom of speech. Some might argue that that’s because they’re still not real, but the ability to have newspapers which don’t go through the personal advisors of the leader of the country first is a real blessing. On the other hand, one of the most famous qualities of a dictatorship is the mass censorship which occurs within the state. As such, while the game is in this game phase, the blackboard will be wiped -- except for your dictatorship ability, which will still be displayed.
Game Phase: Anarchy
An anarchic society is one without rule and as such one which will quickly crumble beneath its own demands. However, some players thrive within anarchy. While in this game state, you and another player will both have vote weights of +2. Furthermore, it wouldn’t be anarchy if you could choose who the second player to get an increased vote weight really is, so they will be chosen at random instead!
Win Condition: Eliminate all subjects which endeavour to prevent Celever from getting back into 6th form.
The very premise of politics is that it affects the entire world at all time. Even when you don’t live in a country their politics can easily affect you, from basic exchange rates to other countries actually declaring war on your own, and everything inbetween.
Passive: Public Opinion
Your active abilities are comprised of a range of game-wide effects, and all of these effects will be stated in each day update on the blackboard. These game phases can be changed as often as you want.
Game Phase: Democracy
Democracy is what most countries in the world are right now. The idea dates back to the Ancient Greeks (because civilisation has literally barely advanced since their times) and at its core it’s meant to represent equality through a system of voting. As this is literally mafia, this game phase has no special effects on the game.
Game Phase: Despotism
A despot society is one where the leader holds absolute power. It’s kinda meant to be the opposite of democracy, but is also what the vast majority of empires have been throughout history until very recent times. When the game phase is in a despotist state, the player with the 2nd-most votes will be lynched instead of the player with the greatest plurality. However, strong opposition can threaten a despot, and as such, if majority is hit on a player before deadline, the player in question will be lynched regardless.
Game Phase: Dictatorship
One of the qualities of a democratic first world country which the human race is the least grateful for has to be free press and freedom of speech. Some might argue that that’s because they’re still not real, but the ability to have newspapers which don’t go through the personal advisors of the leader of the country first is a real blessing. On the other hand, one of the most famous qualities of a dictatorship is the mass censorship which occurs within the state. As such, while the game is in this game phase, the blackboard will be wiped -- except for your dictatorship ability, which will still be displayed.
Game Phase: Anarchy
An anarchic society is one without rule and as such one which will quickly crumble beneath its own demands. However, some players thrive within anarchy. While in this game state, you and another player will both have vote weights of +2. Furthermore, it wouldn’t be anarchy if you could choose who the second player to get an increased vote weight really is, so they will be chosen at random instead!
Win Condition: Eliminate all subjects which endeavour to prevent Celever from getting back into 6th form.
Night 3 ends in roughly 48 hours, or when this timer clocks out.
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I got it right on the timer :U
"So you've decided to stop dropping subjects? Thank goodness for that!" The relief exuding from Celever's Mum's sigh was palpable, but also short-lived.
"I mean, the subject the scumteam wanted me to drop is like, going through a hard time. But I'll totally drop them next time people tell me too! Gotta love peer pressure! :3"
Majority to lynch is 7. I know that doesn't make sense maths-wise, but it is correct! Oh, and it's LYLO, so try not to screw up. :3
"I mean, the subject the scumteam wanted me to drop is like, going through a hard time. But I'll totally drop them next time people tell me too! Gotta love peer pressure! :3"
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Day 3 will be 4 days, sans a couple hours. Moar timers ^3^
Majority to lynch is 7. I know that doesn't make sense maths-wise, but it is correct! Oh, and it's LYLO, so try not to screw up. :3
##VOTE: Mr.Muffin
Answer my question from yesterday.
Answer my question from yesterday.
I watched Mr. Muffin last night and I was told he was "sleeping peacefully". I don't think he could be scum.
Why not?
It's mainly reading between the lines, but if he was scum I feel I would've been notified that he was at least talking to someone else (scumchat).
This is a weird assumption. First, you probably tracked Mr.Muffin, because a watcher is told if anyone targeted your chosen player, while a tracker is informed who the chosen player targeted. What's weird here is how you are so sure about your result meaning that he is not scum, in addition to your feeling that you would be informed if he was talking in a chat. In all of the Tracker/Watcher roles I have seen, it is pretty clear what your ability does. Doesn't it explicitly say that you will get informed of anyone the chosen player targets? It's weird if it says "if the chosen player does something" or any other general thing that does not say "target a player". And no, this is not a role fish, it is the only way to know if Mr.Muffin is indeed soft cleared based on what you said. If your ability is vague, that means you should be informed of anything he does, meaning that he is probably not scum. If the ability explicitly says that you are informed of anyone who the player targeted, then that says nothing about whether Mr.Muffin is scummy or not, but it does say that you have made a weird assumption, which is scummy.
I would be notified of whatever actions they used that night. It's a one shot use though so it's locked now.
Ok so I'll just be out with it, the scum team tried to kill me last night but since I'm bulletproof and here for the long run they failed...also kinda makes sense of IE's request to be subbed out. I know this is sort of contradicting what I just said but I don't know why scum would want me dead if I would've been a part of Muffin's possible lynch today if he was town. But if the fact that he was "sleeping peacefully" is somehow a soft-clear then I don't know where I would stand.
I'll be on my computer a bit tomorrow morning so I'll post the pm I got notifying me of my attempted murder.
I'll be on my computer a bit tomorrow morning so I'll post the pm I got notifying me of my attempted murder.
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