Prof:
"I would rather get modkilled then have the town waste a lynch on me.
if you guys want my flip so much, ill post it before om lynched.
any takers on who wants to take the blame for it?
Im thinking you might, hylian.
So how about it?
Ill modjidkill and you're lynched if I flip town. Fair?"
Hylian:
"You're arguing your case now. You're not doing a good job. Yes, my mind is relatively made up. No, I'm not risking killing two town with your stupid gamble. If you modkill yourself, it's on you. There's a difference between being sure and being reckless. I'm sure, but I'm not reckless. But here you are trying to sew more doubt and confusion."
Prof:
"Ohhhhh if I modkilled its on me? Youre a fucking coward. Put your money where your mouth is. I dont want to die. You want me to die. Accept your decision."
Hylian:
"And I'm not falling for your emotional shit again. Of course you don't want to die, scum. I don't care what scum thinks about my character. I'm no coward, I'm just not a fool."
"And to hell with this mexican standoff bullshit. The votes are where they are, I've made my arguments for prof, prof's only argument for me is that I want him dead and he claims he's town so that makes me mafia."
2 days later
Hylian:
"I've been on mafia wiki all game, dude, I've done a LOT of research."
Prof:
"Did you read the part that said that people who back down from standoffs are usually scum? :D"
Hylian:
"You're the one that backed down from a standoff, dude. You unvoted first."
From the Mafiascum wiki common tells page.
http://wiki.mafiascum.net/index.php?title=Mastin's_Insane_Tells
"A sub set of 5, this basically involves bets offered between players. Those who offer and don't back down on a bet have always been proven to be town, from what I've seen, as have those who accept the bets willingly. However, if someone backs out of the bet, then they're showing caution and a lack of a desire to gamble, or never take the bet at all, showing that they're not confident in their chioce of whatever the bet's about (usually about someone else's alignment).
This, essentially, means that those who refuse know they'd be wrong and would lose the bet. (they are showing) caution. A scum tell. While those accepting it would be more likely to be town, not knowing if they'd lose or not. Recklessness. A town tell.
Those who are unwillling to follow through/accept a bet are far more likely to be scum"
