Okay, I understand you'll want to lynch me (and no, I don't mean in the Mafia Game ), but I had a lot of stuff + travel + study that distracted me
If you want me to drop out, I will, or I will try to catch up.

After a quick read over the game, I'm noticing things I did not notice before -things I will not mention.

All I'm going to say is either Noctis or Baalz hangs today.

morenoingrato said: Okay, I understand you'll want to lynch me (and no, I don't mean in the Mafia Game ), but I had a lot of stuff + travel + study that distracted me If you want me to drop out, I will, or I will try to catch up.

get reading

Bastards I know who you are!

I really hate how you're using future information to explain earlier stuff. Fortunately for me and not so much for you, your answer actually contradicts your original statement AND completely missed the obvious.

"Lurkers" by nature of the term are reading the thread and still "participating" in the game, just not posting. A lurker is likely to survive longer at night and therefore have more investigations to share when finally claiming. Here's what you missed as being obvious: A normal townie might fear a lurker cop, because with the short days they may not be able to actually claim before being lynched. A normal deputy wouldn't want the cop to die, but shouldn't really fear it either since the power is passed along. But you're even more extreme, as you think the cop isn't even making investigations. Since you seem to think it's so important(and it is, but in the grand scheme of Mafia it isn't really) why wouldn't you try to prevent the power from continuing to be wasted? You should have pushed for a lurker lynch and maybe even urged Spurge(heh) to shoot one of them in order to take it by force. The latter is true whether you would believe the vig claim or not as it's also a means to help prove it finally.

It's laughable that you think the cop would outlive you after you claimed, without any real provocation might I add, btw.

Furthermore, any cop worth his salt should have investigated you last night. So that if he were to die he could leave town knowing if they could trust your claims or not. I believe it'd be redundant at this point for the cop to claim a guilty scan on you, but in the event I'm wrong they should save you from the gallows.

Can you do me a favor and cite an example of radish coming up with something useful as town?

If anything he was more useful last round with his subtle prods towards mislynches.

I like the attempt at discrediting me too. I've already explained how this game is different from last. I thought I saw the tells last game, but I didn't give him enough credit, passed over him quickly, and wrongly read the tells. Being fooled like that has made me focus harder on him, and I can say that "I just thought "kill" sounded more dramatic - emphasising how important my statement was" is almost surely classic town radish. If I'm wrong again then... I don't even know.. I can't fathom radish improving that much in the span of one game..

Oh and one more problem I have with you now. This post reads like you know I'm town, which you couldn't possibly know already as a deputy without a dead cop.

Okay.
Baalz: I don't have much

Spurge: Last game, he made a similar slip-up, he could be using that as an advantage and try to trick us all, but I don't have anything else against him currently.

MG: Well, he hasn't said anything large enough, so I couldn't find anything that could help me.

hatmoza: As always, playing dizzy and fool, a pretty evil genius.

Noctis: Well, I couldn't read much, he hardly said anything big enough apart from noticing radish's mistake.

Linkz: Nothing, really, he seems to put strong arguments and a great defense all around.

Radish: As someone pointed out, he may have just said what he said to push for a lynch and look innocent-ish at the same time.

Wonk: Well, I find it hard to believe there are 3 "cop" roles in one town, and honestly, I don't think the mod would do such a thing, so:

Vote: Wonk

You're going to have to do more than that...

I've actually forgotten about Baal since his vote on Spurge, but going 24 hours without posting is rarely alarming here. I wouldn't mind answers to my questions directed at him though.

Haven't thought much of Noctis, but there hasn't been much to think on either. I know he had a huge failure in logic, but I wasn't going to be the one to point it out unless I had to.

Are these notices at least stronger than the instincts from yesterday? Be honest, are you just trying to distract me into finding something(s) that aren't there instead of going after Wonk?

Did you just skim through the whole thread in ~30 minutes?

Well, to be honest, it was a very quick readthrough, and I skipped some stuff.