Then I must be a jester!
So, your vote on him was both a meatball vote because of his bad name, and also a later-on-in-the-round you'd have considered him guilty ESP trick, thus proving you innocent. What would Andres say?If you go over the first round again, you'll notice that my vote on Arpeggiate was because of the difficulty of his username. You also know very well that nowadays I have less time to dedicate to the .Org, so I didn't come back that round. In retrospect, Arpeggiates' posts later in that round were scummy and if I would have come back, I would have sticked to my vote on him; in fact I would have pressed for his lynch, in the proces convincing the town to lynch the detective instead of a scumbag, proving that my instincts at finding people with an important role aren't rusty yet.
All cases are rubbish in mafia games, unless they involve some kind of detective result or process of elimination. So in lieu of that, I pick you for picking all the wrong people for your vote and also being voted for by townie power roles who got murdered.Your case against me is rubbish.
My case against Khaan on round 1 was rubbish too, so it doesn't mean anything whether my case is "rubbish" or not. What matters is, are you guilty or not. I wish to find out.
Sure, and the tracker and watcher and cop wouldn't immediately catch me that night, going from 3 to 1 mafiosi remaining. That's epic strategery right ther.As I said previously: a) it's not unusual for a mafioso to vote his scumbuddy; certainly not in the first couple of rounds; b) in a game where roles are revealed upon death, it's not a bad idea to vote your partner at all.
I thank you for thinking Khaan and I are that suicidal, but I am afraid you're off the mark again, in more ways than one. Another excellent vote.
BTW if I am so guilty, you should be voting for me.
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