I've honestly got no idea why that happened, to be honest. It doesn't seem like you guys will believe me either way, though. :/
A slip is a slip, and this one is basically impossible to do accidentally.I've honestly got no idea why that happened, to be honest. It doesn't seem like you guys will believe me either way, though. :/
Okay, not gonna lie, Jesi's role does look like it could belong to scum. I still think Robin is a better lynch, though.
Bail Antilles
Alignment: Republic (Senator)
A rather popular Senator of the Republic, you were one of the 3 closely considered candidates for the position of Chancellor of the Republic. Unfortunately you were trumped at the line, but that hasn't reduced your popular and much loved status with the people of the Republic.
Passive Ability: Favoured
Following the Vote of No Confidence against Chancellor Valorum you were one of the favourites to become Chancellor, though you were trumped by Sheev Palpatine. Your popularity has netted you a large fanbase who often support you. Throughout the game, if you vote ##FOR a Senate Order and the Order is passed, you will receive an Ability for the duration of the following Day Period.
Locked Ability (Day 2): Double Time
During the Day Period that this ability is unlocked your vote will be worth 0.
Locked Ability (Day 3): Double Suspect
During the Day Period that this ability is unlocked you may PM me a player name. That player will have an additional vote placed on them. This vote is anonymous and cannot be changed.
Unlocked Ability (Day 5): Bandwagon Breakdown
During the Day Period that this ability is unlocked your vote will be worth 0. During this Day Period you may vote as normal in your Role PM conversation. Votes placed in this conversation will be worth 1, and will be anonymous.
Win Condition: All anti-Republic aligned players are eliminated.
Mas Amedda
Alignment: Republic (Senator)
The right hand of the Supreme Chancellor, and one of the few who know his darkest secrets. That aside, you've seen the way he uses people as pawns in his grand design, so you've decided to help the Republic you once swore your life to.
Passive Ability: Former Life
Prior to this war you were closely affiliated with the Supreme Chancellor so much so that you were in on all of the inner workings of the Senate. At the end of each Night Period you will receive the details of a Senate Order.
Passive Ability: Trust Issues
Due to your alleged connections with the Trade Federations many assume you are affiliated with the Separatists. Throughout the game if your alignment would be tested it will be revealed as "Separatist".
Win Condition: All anti-Republic aligned players are eliminated.
This is the post where NP pointed out the slip in Jesi's role PM. I don't know about the rest of you, but when I look at claims I only look at the wording/formatting, I don't usually think of looking at the link arrows above the quote. I mean, what are the odds of one just happening to scroll over two of those arrows, notice a tiny little bar with numbers in the corner of the screen, and see that they're the same? NP must've been trying pretty hard to find a slip in that role PM. Imo that's trying a bit too hard.Looking at that claim, I noticed that the 3rd quote (Where she gained her 0 vote weight) and the 8th quote (where she gained her role PM vote) both link to the same thing, which means that claim is a lie.
I don't see this as a major point because of the size of the game but you can never be sure about the ratio of town to scum, and this post seems like it is.At this point, the ratio has progressed tot he point where we really can't afford to lose any more townies. We can't lynch on policy at this point, since a mislynch would bring us to LYLO.
I generally check for this on every claim, since it's a fairly easy way to catch scum and only takes ~10 minutes. I don't know how searching for a slip is anti-town, especially when Jesi and Robin both had a good chance of getting lynched.This is the post where NP pointed out the slip in Jesi's role PM. I don't know about the rest of you, but when I look at claims I only look at the wording/formatting, I don't usually think of looking at the link arrows above the quote. I mean, what are the odds of one just happening to scroll over two of those arrows, notice a tiny little bar with numbers in the corner of the screen, and see that they're the same? NP must've been trying pretty hard to find a slip in that role PM. Imo that's trying a bit too hard.
Since then, we've mislynched and had no kills stopped and we're not in LYLO.I don't see this as a major point because of the size of the game but you can never be sure about the ratio of town to scum, and this post seems like it is.
I wouldn't say that's a for-sure way to catch a slip, different ways of claiming come natural to different people.I generally check for this on every claim, since it's a fairly easy way to catch scum and only takes ~10 minutes. I don't know how searching for a slip is anti-town, especially when Jesi and Robin both had a good chance of getting lynched.
Hmm, well would you look at that. A bit weird if you ask me but that's a good point.Since then, we've mislynched and had no kills stopped and we're not in LYLO.
You've proven you've read from Page 30-Present. Why use the word if?Also, if Robin was also a lynch candidate like you said, then it would make sense for you to lynch Jesi if he was your scumbuddy.
Hmm? I just felt like saying that in the sentence when I was typing it up.You've proven you've read from Page 30-Present. Why use the word if?
That seem like a weird excuse since i think you usually are more careful on your choice of wordsHmm? I just felt like saying that in the sentence when I was typing it up.
Hey there! I'll admit, I haven't exactly been paying close attention to the game for a while. So if any one could give me a quick summary that'd be nice.
I've definitely checked those arrow in claims in past games, though I had completely forgotten about it more recently.This is the post where NP pointed out the slip in Jesi's role PM. I don't know about the rest of you, but when I look at claims I only look at the wording/formatting, I don't usually think of looking at the link arrows above the quote. I mean, what are the odds of one just happening to scroll over two of those arrows, notice a tiny little bar with numbers in the corner of the screen, and see that they're the same? NP must've been trying pretty hard to find a slip in that role PM. Imo that's trying a bit too hard.
I also think this is a very good catch; lord o/double o were neutral for me before, but now I'm leaning more to scum.You've proven you've read from Page 30-Present. Why use the word if?
I think we should wait before a claim. We still have plenty of time. @Reinforce I would like to hear your opinion on the game, though.@Reinforce, can you claim please? Robin decided not to claim in case their replacement would be against it, but I think we need more information on you.
You didn't give quotes from other games proving Robin change in meta. You don't work on this case or trying to get people to realize he is scum, which I find odd. Especially considering the raising votes on the other case on Jesi.