Killing_You

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...I am just dead confused now. Weren't you originally on my case for not shooting Orange?

Which makes me wonder just what the hell Mojo actually is. For context, I'm gonna lay my cards on the table. I'm a Conscript. Initially my plan was to try and lay low in an attempt to deceive Scum into thinking I was the other Silo (I missed D1 entirely and shat my pants when I saw that we lynched a Silo D1). My nights have been rather uneventful up until last night, which leads me to believe that I haven't been successful in drawing their attention. I'm actually a little worried about it now, because it's entirely possible that they chose not to kill last night for the same reason they didn't N1: Let the roleblocker lead Town on a wild goose chase while they use their night abilities to find the final Silo. None of that explains why Mojo was somehow immune to my shot. That worries me as well, and he may very well be a hostile TP.

Like I should have? What do you mean, "like I should have?" It was less than an hour before the end of the day, Orange had the majority vote, and literally nobody else had a vote on them at the time. It made 0 sense to try and take a shot at him no matter what way you slice it. Anyway, the result I got on Mojo is rather worrying. I'd like to hear more from him. ##vote Mojoman

Sorry, what?!

@Jeod Wasn't working on my initial posting for some reason.

Why would I since he's majority right now? ##vote OrangeP47 Oh look, even more so. However, I do have a shot, and I have one other person I'm suspicious of: Mojoman. He's been extremely quiet, unsettlingly so. He's probably the other person we're looking for. I think I can possibly call it game here and now. ##shoot Mojoman

There's an easy way to resolve this. Orange, Chop, which keys did you have?

Well, congrats! I hope it works out!

Don't look at the avatar, look at the coherence. Therein lies the giveaway.

Went back to D2, and I'd like to point something out. Chopbam was pretty on board the FRAYDO train for a good chunk of the day, but he never did much beyond stating his suspicions on FRAYDO, except this part where he tried to place soft suspicion on other people. It wasn't until towards the end of the day that he started showing concern over FRAYDO, and even then he never made a big push about it. At the time, I thought it was just kinda sus, but now that I've gone back over it, this does reinforce the case on ChopBam. I'm pretty comfortable voting him today.

As in, Diamond and Pearl? NICE!!!

I don't have much of a read on him, so I can get behind this. ##vote ChopBam

Erm... what are we hoping to accomplish with this line of questioning?

We really did try everything that was possible on this scripts version. Nothing worked, and it was decided to cut it for now and make it better in 2.0.

Actually, wait... @Jeodis that the same game that this one is based on?!

You did not want to be in that one. Half the dead doc was arguing with the GM about how the outed scum was unkillable and could still NK. Cat5 can confirm.

Ah, yes. Unlynchable scum that could NK was the best game mechanic ever.

Amazing. You people lynch FRAYDO, are shocked when he flips Town, and now the guy drilling him hard is dead too. So, not a whole lot of leads. That being said, I would like to know. @Mojomanwhat was your night like?

I told you all! I told you it was chase of goose! And I hate chase of goose!

Yeah. Talk about a last minute slip, holy shit. ##vote Mojoman

You're missing out. It's fantastic.

In 2009? Yes, but that's the beginning of his arc. He's arrogant and a bit selfish, but he does show intelligence and some leadership qualities. Guy has some growing to do. In Beyond? Not as much. By the end of the film, he (and the other characters) have grown into their roles, which is emphasized when Kirk stares at the picture of the original cast at the end. Is it the most well executed character arc in cinema? No. But I still enjoy it, and I do think it's a good character arc. It's also why I say "Kelvin Trilogy" instead of "Kelvin Timeline," because Beyond is a good end point for basically that reason.

Yes, I read your other reminder that it's not a good movie. I'll remember to force myself not to enjoy it In all seriousness, while I acknowledge that it's not good, I do feel that there are some legitimately good parts to it. There's some attempts at a commentary on post-911 attitudes, and the movie does get better if you see it through that lens. More importantly, I will defend the overall character arc for Kirk in the Kelvin Trilogy, even if most of the development is in 2009 and Beyond.

In fairness, the last time he did that you actually were scum.