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But what's the advantage of hammering?In post 1050, AaronFrost wrote:It's not the preferred situation for him, but there was about 12 hours left on the deadline when he was put at L-1. It would've been nearly impossible for him to turn the target on someone else, especially after the mason claims.
That's what I'm trying to figure outIn post 1052, Ame wrote:But what's the advantage of hammering?In post 1050, AaronFrost wrote:It's not the preferred situation for him, but there was about 12 hours left on the deadline when he was put at L-1. It would've been nearly impossible for him to turn the target on someone else, especially after the mason claims.
In post 1052, Ame wrote:But what's the advantage of hammering?In post 1050, AaronFrost wrote:It's not the preferred situation for him, but there was about 12 hours left on the deadline when he was put at L-1. It would've been nearly impossible for him to turn the target on someone else, especially after the mason claims.
whatever "by default" meansIn post 1, Pretentious wrote: 37] The Mafia do not have day talk by default.
why clidd?In post 1057, Ame wrote:Clidd > Hectic > Aaron
I completely disagree. Insomnia was, in part, falsifying his reactions, but there were still traces of real anger in his typing. The time he invested heavily in arguing against Aaron may have overshadowed the development of a strategy to "rid" his partner of suspicion, which I can perfectly theorize if Karnage is town.In post 1057, Ame wrote:Clidd > Hectic > Aaron
I think it's more likely his partner was already on his wagon. Otherwise, why not give his partner a chance to come around and hammer. If his partner is Aaron or Hectic they just look bad. It doesn't make sense to leave them in that position.
Who was he trying to rid suspicion of?In post 1064, clidd wrote:I completely disagree. Insomnia was, in part, falsifying his reactions, but there were still traces of real anger in his typing. The time he invested heavily in arguing against Aaron may have overshadowed the development of a strategy to "rid" his partner of suspicion, which I can perfectly theorize if Karnage is town.In post 1057, Ame wrote:Clidd > Hectic > Aaron
I think it's more likely his partner was already on his wagon. Otherwise, why not give his partner a chance to come around and hammer. If his partner is Aaron or Hectic they just look bad. It doesn't make sense to leave them in that position.
Avoid a suggestive clue for the next day.In post 1045, Ame wrote:Why would he want to prevent his partner from hammering him?
That is the question I intend to find the answer today.In post 1066, dsjstr wrote:Who was he trying to rid suspicion of?In post 1064, clidd wrote:I completely disagree. Insomnia was, in part, falsifying his reactions, but there were still traces of real anger in his typing. The time he invested heavily in arguing against Aaron may have overshadowed the development of a strategy to "rid" his partner of suspicion, which I can perfectly theorize if Karnage is town.In post 1057, Ame wrote:Clidd > Hectic > Aaron
I think it's more likely his partner was already on his wagon. Otherwise, why not give his partner a chance to come around and hammer. If his partner is Aaron or Hectic they just look bad. It doesn't make sense to leave them in that position.
This post also emphasizes approaching aIn post 440, Hectic wrote:This is what I'm more used to seeing from clidd as town: https://forum.mafiascum.net/viewtopic.p ... #p11552826
As town, he's very analytical and has good fleshed-out reasons for sorting people, but I'm not seeing the same thing in how he's townlocking Wimpy/Luca here. The reasons given there don't warrant a townlock. Not 100% I saw this, but why are you townreading him, AaronFF?
