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In post 323, Greeting wrote:I have finished catching up with the game.

I am not voting

GuiltyLion

today. His posts struck me as the most towny so far, and it is honestly rare for any mafia to put in so much effort into sorting early in the game. In-depth analysis is usually town-indicative. (242) The entrance post rang as quite genuine too. (26)

I played with

fireisredsir

before. I would write him off as town for tone and intent solely, but I am not as confident of the towniness of this slot as I am of

GuiltyLion

. My gut tells me that when he rolls mafia, he is a deepwolf. His playing style changed since our last game together too, he's far more laid-back and chill. My experience with him, however, does confirm that he is player who really likes making reads over meta. He mentioned this in this game (86), which is a plus for honesty and self-awareness. I don't think this is a good candidate for a Day 1 elimination either.

Dannflor

seems towny, but for some reason absolutely none of his posts stayed in my mind while reading the thread, and I re-discovered them only by looking at the playerlist. His scumreads seem reasonable and justified (but not sure if they're right). So yeah, he can stay, I guess.
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(people to potentially vote out today, and that also includes anyone I haven't mentioned in this post and who is in this game)

furtiveglance

seems much less serious about this game than he was in Newbie 2095. Still, I remember him getting more heavily invested as Day 1 was coming to an end and I pushed him off the hill. But yeah, re-reading his posts so far, I cannot townclear him so far in any way.

I am not sure why

Roden

is a leading wagon considering he has barely said anything. If it's a pressure wagon then fine. But he hasn't said much.

I don't like

Radical Rat

in this game at all. The coded messages are a nice touch and fit into the theme, but it's also a way for a mafia to hide under the spotlight and get written off as witty town. Make no mistake, this a potential deepwolf.

Vivax

seems less witty than usual.

VOTE: Radical Rat

In post 316, Bell wrote:Are you the other dog avatar. Because you’re the only player that comes into a game as an alt and immediately claims that they’re obviously the sog avatar when you’re significantly goofier when you’re the dog.

In post 326, furtiveglance wrote: Witty = town then apparently.

Dannflor wrote:I don't like that vote on Radical Rat

Can you elaborate more on how Rat seems to be "hiding under the spotlight?" I don't understand why your vote is there over anywhere else

Dannflor wrote:and like there are pre-established wagons on all of furtive / roden / vivax who are in your "potential votes" category

which is both awfully convenient and also makes it weirder that you would choose a vanity wagon without much of a case over one of them

In post 330, Loki Dokie wrote:Furtive not being serious means idk what because he was plenty serious in Chromavalon. Being lighthearted is probably a good thing since scum are less likely to be.

In post 242, GuiltyLion wrote: by changing it to a probabilistic argument you're retconning your post a bit ("if ari doesn't talk about reads, she is

more likely to be scum

" is a different statement - that isn't what you said in 44) and I still think you're making a logic error - just because someone doesn't do a thing that you think would make them scum or more likely to be scum, does not mean they are less likely to be scum!

In post 245, furtiveglance wrote:now I'm worried that mafia could create a mafia UTR quite easily since there are 5 of them, and am slightly paranoid that's happening here.

In post 335, fireisredsir wrote:i think it was done that way to avoid the 1v1 pain

In post 343, Aristeia wrote:ok but you have thoughts yes?

In post 346, Aristeia wrote:do you believe his inactivity is AI?