Shade939

Unless Orange also has a walkie it's just a masonry and there's only one of them in game. iLTS apparently tried to contact him with it.

Like war profiteering?

Ok, I don't see why someone would change Category 5 to vote for SSQ unless they also had voted for SSQ themselves. It's one thing to change an obvious vote to a different result to try and get a tie, but when targeting an unknown vote, the logical choice is to change it to the category you want to win, so you wouldn't be changing their vote to hurt yourself. So I'm assuming we have a minimum of 3 RSQ votes and 2 SSQ votes which should only leave us with 1 SPQ vote then.

To be fair though, unless Irish created the Radio with his ability or started with it, it should make far more sense for him to have trapped the evidence key instead...

It would be helpful if you specifically mentioned FRAYDO in that statement.

So, anyone else thinking Irish looks suspicious about now?

Trapped radio is best killing weapon.

Curious, so what if the Radio killed iLTS?

Unfortunately, apparently I had the same idea as several other people and instead of playing vote roulette I decided not to vote instead to avoid a tie...

One of those votes has to be off, unless K_Y our Cop voted for Radical Status Quo....

Your missing a player...

My assumption is if someone had this ability, then they're a status quo reformer actually. But that's assuming they didn't just randomize the result of your investigation or something like that Orange.

Nope, but it does say your blocked, and voting is an action.

Actually, I question this entire scenario considering it doesn't make sense to change someones vote unless you can predict what they're already going to vote for.

And then they shoot iLTS?

Alternatively, it could be someone messing with Oranges evidence key use?

Nagh, I just couldn't actually resist making that reference about how something's obviously off there. In all honestly, I'm not surprised that someone would have some ability to effect votes in some way given how it's a core game mechanic.

Hmmgh, I sense a disturbance in the force...

It also occurs to me, but I could really use that Walkie-Talkie if I'm not going to wind up being nothing more than a distraction for Town this entire game. ##VoteNominate Shade939

I think any Status Quo reform is going to lower stability in this case, although at a different rates for each one. Also, I need to remember the actual name for the mechanic is stability instead of tension...

I think that's actually a direct reference to how a Radical Status Quo reform was passed, so tension isn't going to increase unless a Pluralist Reform is passed this time. Also, anyone know what the bonus for passing a military reform was?

To be fair, does anyone actually have an day action that they could spend the extra PP on? Unless the cost of standard day actions changes it doesn't seem like it's actually that useful at the moment.

He said he had someone who could basically cover for him, but at this point I think everyone's been on that could have responded, so it appears they're choosing to remain silent about the event?

Don't worry, you just made yourself an enemy of anyone in game who doens't want a civil war in the process...

Not like I picked my role and abilities.