Kecleon-X said:
I mean, why not just say "yeah, that actually was my role that Cobalt posted" and be done with it? Why ask if anyone believed it and act as though it was subject to change, if it actually was his role?
LOL
You think it's that simple?
Yes. I didn't.
If that's exactly what I had done, are you ACTUALLY saying there was a chance you and everyone else would have believed me?
Clearly so, otherwise Cobalt would have been lynched yesterday.
Because I expected NO.
Now imagine that if in my very first post in this game, I, from out of the blue, said "yeah, that actually was my role that Cobalt posted". A role that apparently you all think is a fake claim, but I wasn't completely sure yet because I had just inherited it and entered the game.
Tell me that you wouldn't have immediately called me a liar then.
There are staunch proponents of your survival just as there are those for your lynch. Where some would call you a liar, that just goes with the territory for everything, I'm afraid. Or call me an idiot for seriously claiming a role that majority thought was a fake claim (which for me is worse).
It was your only play. They wouldn't utter a thing like it. Tell me that if this happened, I would "be done with it" with no questioning or demanding proof or explosive arguments that will follow.
So what? If you are proven town afterward by some sort of event, or you convince enough people to let you live for the moment, then how could you turn that down? Tell me my expectation and prediction is wrong.
Of course not. But that doesn't mean you ask someone if they believe your role before you share your "truth"! Come on! That's like telling someone a story, then pausing to ask if they believed it. That pretty much marks out everything you said prior, truth or no, as false, or casts reasonable doubt upon it.
... Still wish I'd done that instead of asking all your opinions first?
Yes.
Kecleon-X said:
Then, if what you say is true, it was horridly worded.
Sorry, is all I can say.
