I had a track record of being super townie and would side with them no matter what. Then, when offered the choice to be town of mafia in "You Can't Win", I chose mafia, and gambled on my reputation as being pro-town that no one would suspect my neutral aligned character went bad. Quintus.JC believed me.
Anyone can break with tradition. That's why, if I were banking on my reputation alone here, this would be a bad move. I lie, and I love to lie. Crafting a fantastically believable lie is part of the fun of mafia. But, some things are scummy no matter what, and some things aren't scummy, or if they are scummy are inherently bad for the mafia.
If I do this as mafia, I would lose. If I do this as townie, and the message is heard, we win. If the mafia get the hint and start to bluff, doing this tactic, chances are they will die a foolish death. It's a win/win/win scenario. And when this fails, and you lynch me, and there's two murders still, I win again, and proven a point at the same time.
It's never been done before and it has a really bad chance of succeeding if it's a scum move, so maybe the benefit of the doubt this time coupled with Occam's razor and a little bit of deductive reasoning and playing the odds? That's what I'm asking for.
It's now 1:22 past when I was going to leave, and as delightful as the theoretical discussion is, I concede that prolonging it will be distracting, and nothing I say or do at this point will be further helpful nor will it further clear me, it will be counter-productive.
We'll see if I survive the night, and the next day, and I'll be back to open my big cake hole when I return. All I ask is that you either ignore the entirety of what I am saying, chalk it up to me being me and not read it (too much to read) or you do the work and read it, reason it out, and draw a conclusion.
What I hate is the lazy glances at the wall o' text and therefore declare it equals scum, because that's me, always.
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