Killing_You

By jove, this man's a genius! Dare I say, this is the best idea I've heard since selling your car for gas money! Jeffrey! Hire this man right now!

I didn't mean any of that. I'm sorry.

Well, that escalated quickly. Also, howdy RoolCock. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Let me try to fix his post... (Yellow is punctuation/capitalization/spelling corrections I've done.) TL;DR seems to be, "It could be cool, but it might change the game too much to be good."

Punctuation is your friend.

It's all about picking the right unit for facing enemies, knowing the strengths and weaknesses of both. Sure, if you run across a tank as a lowly Rifle Soldier, you probably won't have a good time, but as a Rocket Soldier? Different story. Having a loadout of 1 or 2 weapons each may seem boring, but to me it just makes it easier to grasp what they can do and where they should go. When the base is under attack and I have to make a snap decision of what I'm going to get to defend my base, I don't want to think in terms of loadouts. I kind of agree with the purchasable repair tools, though. It is a bit annoying to spend 200+ credits on a unit to help defend, only to throw it away because the base needs to be repaired.

By the time I saw this, there was already a Cop and a Tracker claim, and you didn't state a result if you were a role cop/watcher/whatever, so I concluded that you might have been a doctor. It was enough for me to not kill the tracker in case you protected him.

Man, that was close to happening, too. I initially wanted to kill Jeod (since I knew that the cop was no threat), but after rereading D2 I thought Nodlied was softclaiming Doctor, and was worried that he'd block my NK.

Translated for your convenience. Further proof Liten is a nutter.

Bye mate, see ya later!

Liten get out of here if you're not gonna play ?

It was, but it almost wasn't. It was one of the options we had as scum.

##vote early hammer Yeah. I was super unprepared for this, and I was kind of hoping to be able to control the situation after Irish died. I was so close, but alas, it wasn't meant to be. Oh well, you win some, you lose some.

I think I know when I'm beat. ##vote Killing_You Good game everyone. I'll be honest, if I had been lynched because of that questionnaire earlier, I would have been pretty miffed. But you backed me into a corner I can't argue my way out of fair and square.

What the space fu-

I do not. Does it matter?

To add onto this, what was his old role? That might clear things up.

I'm Vanilla Ice... Warrior. No night targets. I'm unconvinced by FRAYDO's answer, if I'm being honest. If we didn't already have a Third Party flip, it'd have more weight to it, but it's not the magic confirmation that he seems to believe it is.

MAFIA EDIT: Aw crap, I had something else to say. I'll be around for hammer tomorrow. My vote is going to be between Cat5 and FRAYDO. I'm convinced one of those two is our remaining scum.

Come on, you're a smart man. It was an "if/then" scenario, as in "If Cat5 and Irish are scum, then everyone else is town." I don't know how else to explain this. Interestingly enough, this lines up with the theory that Nodlied was poisoned. And Cat5 dismissing the possibillity soon after is a bit suspicious. ##unvote

MAFIA EDIT: The reason I proposed Irish was the poisoner is because one scum with a Godfather and poison effects seems farfetched to me.

If that's the case, then what if Irish was the one who poisoned Nodlied? And if we assume the scum team has knowledge of the poison effect being a delayed kill, FRAYDO "visited" himself because he knew there was a tracker on the field, and he wanted to let the delayed kill do the work for him? After all, he was confident to vote me up and use just a snippet of my analysis as evidence. ##vote FRAYDO Ball's in your court. Convince me otherwise.

Let's go back to the list Cat5 made last night. Let's see what it would take to resolve these contradictions. Please bear in mind that each of these supposes that the person in question is, in fact, scum. -Blujet would have to be lynchproof scum. -Cat5 would've had to willingly sacrifice his lynch set up. -FRAYDO would've had to be able to fool the cop report. -Jeod would've had to have no issue flipping so suddenly on his scumbuddy. -I would've had to have no issue leaving a vote on my scumbuddy for the 40+ hours I was away, knowing I wouldn't be available to change my vote in the mean time. Initially, the most likely of these contradictions looks to be Cat5. His lack of a Plan B, however, tells me this isn't the case. I'm starting to think FRAYDO might be a Godfather after all. There's just one problem with this. Assuming this is the case, would this mean that if Irish hadn't been lynched, scum would've essentially been able to make 2 kills? That's the only part that puzzles me.

Alright, I'm going to run under the assumption that Nodlied was killed by the Mafia, and his self kill is just flavor. This tells me that the scum team was threatened by Nodlied, but not Cat5. This somewhat goes along with my suspicion on Cat5, but the problem is Cat5 is too smart to kill someone he was setting up for a lynch. If he had a backup plan, he would've put out a suspect by now. I think Cat5 is in the clear for now. So either we have a godfather, or someone who thinks Cat5 won't investigate them. I'm going to cross-reference this info with the non-voters from yesterday and see what I come up with.

Alright, timeout for just a second guys. Did you just skim over my post? I was constructing a scenario where Cat5 and Irish were on a scum team. Can't exactly assume Blujet would've been scum under those circumstances, can I? I'm not saying that I'm 100% sure, but under that scenario, I had to assume Blujet was town. The fact that Nodlied was the kill last night changes things, but I don't know exactly how yet. I'm going to be able to do a more thorough analysis in the morning.