A Game of Cold-Blooded Murder [Game Over]

**Darth Feather** · 05-09-2013, 22:35

Originally Posted by Elite Ferret

He said "What are you talking about? I'm a townie... Are you even allowed to PM me? I don't think you should be seeing as you are dead."

I took that as a go ahead.

FoS: Elite Ferret: I think you are scum

**B-Wing** · 05-09-2013, 22:51

I'm convinced. Burn his body.
vote_burn: Elite Ferret

**Montmorency** · 05-10-2013, 02:20

It would be a bad idea to lynch Classical Hero.

He can't be lynched anyway.

Vote: Classical Hero

**Diana Abnoba** · 05-10-2013, 05:54

Okay, I agree with that choice, Vote: Robbiecon.

**Askthepizzaguy** · 05-10-2013, 06:04

Majority nearly reached on robbiecon.

That was fast!

**Gaius Scribonius Curio** · 05-10-2013, 06:56

Vote: Visorslash

...because untested unanimity is usually unwise...

**B-Wing** · 05-10-2013, 19:16

Yeah, this bandwagon got started a little too strongly, I think. It's good we're putting Chaotix out of business, but we do need some discussion to work with later on. But I suppose that will naturally come as the game gets closer to the end.

In the meantime, I'm wondering why there wasn't a kill last night. Only two reasons I can see: the guilty party didn't send in valid orders, or someone's role prevented a murder. If anybody protected or role-blocked anyone last night, that's relevant info. If anybody out there did something along those lines last night and you trust me, feel free to PM me about it. I'm not going to make it public info just yet, but I wouldn't recommend keeping it to yourself for too long, in case you wind up a victim as some point and can no longer share what you know with anyone.

Anybody want to take a guess at the number of guilty parties in this game? Based on the write-ups, I think it's safe to say that Elite Ferret had at least one partner, while Classical Hero was most likely a solo party. Clearly he had some powers/abilities at his disposal, but they should be irrelevant now. Does two mafia (our captors, in the context of the game) and one chaotic neutral party sound like enough non-townies for a game with 23 players? ATPG has certainly hinted that that's the case, but it seems too straight-forward for such a twisted premise.