"Flavourless Mafia," Mini 1548!

[Katarina LeBlanc]

There was no mention of rolechange in the PM. Just to lynch meat.

Considering win condition only states one faction, is it safe to assume that this isn't Multiball or that a SK is not in play?

[chamber]

Only 1 kill makes that a pretty easy assumption anyway?

[Marquis]

i was given water and by proxy a daykill

[Kazekirimaru]

And yet, this is a matter of Mod competence, and I completely believe that Whiskers could have just missed this.

Does Whiskers have a modmeta of derping off or something?

Kill: Lady Lambdadelta

You're kidding, right?

inb4 setup exactly like we the purple

Link plz?

[Katarina LeBlanc]

There's a lot of possibilities that would cause 1 kill :v

Like, a

lot

.

But we're on the topic of dissecting the role PM mechanics so I'm speculating now.

[Katarina LeBlanc]

Kaze I was in WTP, the game was pretty weird but fun at the same time.

Basically you have this one Bulletproof-Unlynchable town player that gives players powers to everyone in the game. Mafia and Town are all essentially VTs until they're given powers and there's a Poisoner SK in the game.

[Kazekirimaru]

Gotcha. I found it, too.

So, Marquis was vanilla and got a daykill by receiving "water" similarly to the fruit in WTP?

[Kazekirimaru]

The flipped rolecop kinda debunks the theory that this is a setup similar to that.

[Kazekirimaru]

LLD, could you post your reads and whatever else, please?

[Katarina LeBlanc]

I highly doubt it is this setup considering one, there's already a role cop within the game. Water could be an invention or some sort of gunsmith in the game.

and two, this could be a bad gambit by them. Also, Marquis is

not

Vanilla.

P.Edit: ninja'd

[Kazekirimaru]

You say that with such certainty.

I don't care for the means, but do you really know that for sure, or is it speculation?

[Marquis]

wow such hurt very uncalled for

[Katarina LeBlanc]

Well, I can't be 100% sure about anything because I have no sense of vindication or way to guarantee whatever I say. All I have are logical assumptions.

If it were the WTP game, town wouldn't have any PRs to start with. We currently have 2 PRs where 1 unaccounted for.

[Katarina LeBlanc]

Marquis, do you actually have the daykill, if so why did you use it on LLD this early in the day?

ALSO, IF THIS IS A GAMBIT I WILL MURDER YOU.

[Kazekirimaru]

What's the second PR?

[Kazekirimaru]

Oh wait don't answer that. The hammer thing. Derp.

[Katarina LeBlanc]

vote Marquis

[DisCode]

I have been in a game where the mod forgot to post a sample PM, scum was caught due to it and mod was angry.
I'm with chamber.

vote marquis

was scummy D1, is scummy with his threats.

[Katarina LeBlanc]

Same, didn't know it happened here as well :v

[Uite]

Sorry for missing out on Day 1, it happened so fast and I wasn't anywhere near my computer during those 13 hours. I'm here now though On that note, I'm a little surprised I or any one of the other absentees didn't get killed. GreyICE was town as hell though, so I guess it makes sense.

Right now, I'm most worried about Kaze. I really don't like how he pushed yesterday's lynch. I'm getting a seriously scummy vibe there.

VOTE: Kazekirimaru

[chamber]

Of all those that voted, why kaze?

[Uite]

As I said, I really don't like how he pushed for Windblown's lynch. He was far too eager to get a kill, especially so early and with so little to go on. That is just not a Townie mindset. Ergo, scum.

Your question reeks of motor oil, by the way.

[chamber]

I'm operating under the assumption that the [hammer] was a scum mechanic. In which case they were already dead as of this post:

VOTE: Windblown

Fish are friends, not food.

What exactly did kaze do before that point? Or do you disagree with my assertion that the [hammer] was scum?

[Uite]

Look, I don't think that's even a relevant assumption. Unless you know

which

mechanic it is, speculating about it is useless.

Now tell me why you think Kaze is town.

[GreyICE]

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