Hephaestos said:
TruckOSaurus said:
Hephaestos said:
HoS Hat
your roleclaim made you shift from possible mafia killer to Vanilla townie that will never be night killed.... the most convenient of covers. Even a cop investigation of you sounds useless as you're in the perfect cover for a godfather (and goon sugests there is one).
-> can't be killed
-> can't be investigated
-> easy to say you protected the wrong person for the rest of the game... on average docs get less than 1 right call and that would have been FF for you.
This town has no option than to lynch you on Lylo, congratz, you repeated linkz stunt of last game.... and he was mafia, are you?
I just wanted to point this out for every townie to sink it into their mind should they survive to the last day (lylo is last lynch before losing... so if you misslynch, you lose... and that's the time where you want to lynch the "unconfirmable" characters that claimed something making them out of reach ( such as a miller or in this case, a townie that can't be night killed).
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This is distrubing, I agree with your conclusion that hatmoza could be scum covering all bases with his roleclaim (he does seem to be a very powerful version of a bodyguard). Frankly, I don't know what to do about it. Lynching him because of this possibility runs the risk of us loosing a great asset (both in the player and the role) but now that you've put it out there that he should be lynched at Lylo, a remaining scum could use him as a shield to secure a victory.
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sure... but Hat IS the type of player that can pull a trick like this... especially with his history of early role claims as town.
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I'm in complete agreement with Heph here. It's also possible he could be making all of this up. In fact. Take a look at this scenario.
Vigilante killed FF, SK killed Radish, mafia kill was blocked, and Hat's whole dramatic tirade was to find out who the roleblocker was.
It's also of note that he calls the blocker a whore-blocker, which is the mafia blocker. There is also a pro-town roleblocker and it never enters his head that it's a town one. I think that insistence might mean something.