Vote: Silver Rusher
He got me lynched last game and I was innocent (wtf ?) :jester:
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Vote: Silver Rusher
He got me lynched last game and I was innocent (wtf ?) :jester:
Accusing someone doesn't draw attention away from yourself when you aren't under suspicion. Your attempt to pin suspicion on me has become my main reason for suspecting you...you are in fact trying to draw attention away from yourself.Quote:
Originally Posted by Banquo's Ghost
And yes, it was rational. Mafia leave false clues in kill write ups. Anything as specific as "Wenax" has got to be a false plant. They do this to frame somebody or some group. An overeager mafioso could become impatient with no one picking up on the "clue" and use it to vote. It's quite a coincidence that the person you chose to have this clue point to is now in the lead as a result of your vote.
Now obviously there's no way of knowing whether you are a townie suckered into a mafia trap, or an overeager mafioso. At this stage it's worth voting someone if something makes it 20% more likely they are mafia. As I said before, your immediate attempt to cast suspicion on me makes your considerably more suspicious.
As I noted before, the sensible thing (especially in the early stages) for the mafia to do is to keep a low profile. Fit in with the crowd. No 20% likelihood. The clues, planted or otherwise, serve no purpose at this first stage - there's too much randomness - but their inclusion may offer some guidance on the traps being laid, since people are rarely completely uninfluenced by their education/culture.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sasaki Kojiro
If I was mafia, it would be sensible for me to just post a vote for a few rounds. The quiet ones rarely come into the frame till much later. Or pick up on someone who was doing some thinking and change my vote.
Maybe your accomplice got too many votes for comfort? :inquisitive:
No it wouldn't. Only posting a vote will often come back to bite you in later rounds.Quote:
Originally Posted by Banquo's Ghost
Who are you referring to?Quote:
Maybe your accomplice got too many votes for comfort? :inquisitive:
Ah, but one would have made it to the later rounds, when, by your own admission, the traps would have been laid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sasaki Kojiro
Aha! So you don't deny having an accomplice?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sasaki Kojiro
:wink3:
What traps?Quote:
Originally Posted by Banquo's Ghost
Who are you referring to? Don't try and wiggle out of this.Quote:
Aha! So you don't deny having an accomplice?
:wink3:
Vote Summary (thus far):
19 = No vote as yet
5 = Abstain
3 = Sigurd Fafnesbane
2 = Hepcat, Silver Rusher, Reenk Roink
1 = Banquo's Ghost, Pannonian, Sasaki Kojiro
2 = Dead
Sigurd is currently facing the saw on a 10% plurality! We need to get some more people voting/posting.
I think il undo the deed,while Sigurd is dangerous and should be put under the knife.~;) Unvote Sigurd, vote Pannonian.There are many of you guys in stalemate there.Better start telling us why you are innocent.:whip:
Woah there...Quote:
Originally Posted by Seamus Fermanagh
I need to make a vote to get me in the clear.
Sasaki and BG are making a little white noise here.
But Sasaki's first vote is actually a good one.
Even if we take out the Wanax reference (which by the way is a good red herring) Hepcat did jump the bandwagon rather quickly.
Considering the thumb of rule that ‘third on the bandwagon is guilty’ I am inclined to vote Hepcat. AggonyDuck and Kage I believe was trying to be funny.. and yeah HAHA, good one guys. I am also voting Hepcat to make a tie in the votes so far.
Vote:Hepcat
[edit]: I guess I spent a little time in my editor and Kage put an unvote on me.
My vote still stands.
Adjusted Vote Count (think I messed up the last one except for Siggy's total)
Hepcat = 3 (Banquo, Csar, Sigurd)
Pannonian = 2 (Kagemusha, Kommodus)
Sigurd = 2 (Hepcat, Ignoramus)
Silver = 2 (Doc, Pannonian)
Reenk = 2 (Ag-Duck, X-man)
Banquo = 1 (Sasaki)
Sasaki = 1 (Prole)
Abstain = 5 (EMFM, Husar, Reenk, Seamus, trtwguru)
No Vote = 12 (Craterus, C-Rabbit, Destro, Disco, DivWin, Don C, Drisos, Dutch, Grace, Masy, Silver, Zal')
That should be complete as of 9am EST
Crazed Rabbit started to execute a plot as the serial killer in Gotta Have More Mafia, a game by Sasaki. (In fact, I was the first and only victim of his plan.) He didn't get very far because he attacked several Godfathers, who couldn't be killed during the night.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pannonian
That's true. The first round is still almost always an essentially random lynching; even I don't have enough information to make a good guess. Nevertheless in games set up like this, it's still in our interest to lynch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pannonian
Glad to have you back, BTW. We missed you after Mafia III. :balloon2:
I'm not quite sure what people can do at this stage to explain why they are innocent, unless there are specific accusations thrown around as with the Banquo-Sasaki dispute. Basically it's the first round, someone has to be executed (as GH said in his Mafia 3 roundup), and I posted a random vote in the absence of anything else. Do you have any better ideas?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kagemusha
I'd rather vote randomly for someone not yet involved.
Unvote: Sasaki
Vote: Craterus
This is what the mafia successfully did in the very first Mafia game, it worked that time - but never after that. Since that game, we have learned to involve lurkers by voting for them, or have them WoG[ed]. Also, a mafioso might target lurkers because they have no 'voting record' meaning the mafioso can target such a lurker with relative ease. As you don't confirm major players innocent, and get rid of an annoying towny who probably won't get lynched because of his inactive-ness.Quote:
Originally Posted by Banquo's Ghost
It has been already said, but you shouldn't pay too much attention on the kill messages. They were used as frame methods in Mafia I, but again, we learned and didn't base our lynchings on them in the games to follow - as a mafioso can be completely random in his method, which can result in the lynching of innocents.
Also, casting a vote without a reason almost always makes you look suspicious. One's reasoning is quite important.
:balloon2:
Unvote: Abstain
Vote: Dutch_guy
Reason:
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dutch_guy
Dutch_guy, I think you need an addendenum to your rule about the posted reason actually making sense ~D
So, where was it I cast a vote without proper reasoning this game ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Husar
Oh, wait.
I didn't.
:balloon2:
OK, we have clearly established that I'm the clueless newbie.
I'll sit back for a few rounds and watch the adults play.
Spoiler Alert, click show to read:
Thats good enough for now. My philosophy is simple come out on the open or die.:smash: There are now so many players that a Mafia lurking tactic seems pretty easy.Unvote Pannonian, vote XiahouQuote:
Originally Posted by Pannonian
Oh man this is going to be a fun one to tally.
Thanks a bunch to Seamus for giving that list of who voted for who, but I'll most likely double-check anyway.
Vote : Reenk Roink
Abstaining could be nice cover for a mafia - plus it denies the town of any clues based on voting patterns.
Um, no, I killed disco first. But I got stemied by the theif and unkillable godfathers after killing you. Pity, I had this good story ready.Quote:
Crazed Rabbit started to execute a plot as the serial killer in Gotta Have More Mafia, a game by Sasaki. (In fact, I was the first and only victim of his plan.) He didn't get very far because he attacked several Godfathers, who couldn't be killed during the night.
CR
Reenk and hep are tied, someone break it. Vote for hep. Although reenk isn't a terrible choice.
What a surprise... :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Crazed Rabbit
How?Quote:
Originally Posted by Crazed Rabbit
No, it shows a clear pattern of abstaining, and when a vote is made by an (courteous) abstainer, more information of value can be gleamed. Besides, there are several other abstainers, but I guess I was just the random selection... :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Crazed Rabbit
Justifying a vote on me is impossible to do.
At least Xiahou did not give a reason (as there is no good one) and AggonyDuck is continuing a vendetta (I still can't believe you were the Mafia... that one bullet struck true :grin2:) from a long time ago.
Your vote is registered for Banquo. Calling for a tie-break and refusing to do it yourself????Quote:
Originally Posted by Sasaki Kojiro
Unvote: Abstain
Vote: Sasaki
Vote: Abstain
No suspicions as yet.
I like my vote on Banquo. There is still some time before voting closes. There are still people who haven't voted, I was addressing them. It isn't then end of the world if we go into a tie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seamus Fermanagh
We really need to fix this current trend. If you vote, give a reason. A reason is in the format: You did X, and this makes you more likely to be mafia because...
Seamus's would be an example of "You did X" with the 2nd (most important) part left off.
As is, his post has as much merit as:
not a vote btwQuote:
Originally Posted by Sasaki
Ah yes, now I remember. I'd forgotten about that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crazed Rabbit
Hm... looks like at least this time, Reenk is going to have plenty of choices to vote for! :yes:
You posted(this is X), and this makes you more likely to be mafia because...you confuse people this way, say some people(I suppose this should be Y then).:inquisitive:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sasaki Kojiro
Following this line of thought:
Unvote: Dutch_guy
Vote: Divine Wind
Btw, this may seem unfair but I would prefer it if we did not go into a tie for this round. You'll see why soon.
Sasaki:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sasaki Kojiro
You are never more annoying than when you make sense.
Unvote: Sasaki
Vote: Abstain