In post 5706, popsofctown wrote: In post 5698, mastina wrote: In post 5630, the worst wrote:she's on a precipice where she should be able to obvtown very fucking quickly.
I was playing in a way where on D1 I wanted it to be that when I flipped N1 people would wonder if I was Pine's nightkill target or if I pulled off a successful protection--I, personally, would know it was the latter.
Is this a perspective scum-slip????
Why would you go out of your way to obscure information from town when that information is 24/7 Library of Congress available to scum???
And how, pray tell, with me dead N1, would I be able to tell people on D2 that I had made a successful save and was never going to be Pine's nightkill?
How, pray tell, could I tell people D1 that my death N1 was due to me being a bodyguard, without me giving away that I am a bodyguard?
This isn't something I
could
tell the town about.
The town would have to guess--and I wanted to play competently enough that it would in fact BE them guessing. I wanted to leave an obvious 'crumb so that they could tell who I protected, so if they assumed I died via protection, they'd know Ank was conftown; I wanted to be obvtown enough so that if they thought I was just outright nightkilled, in spite of me having died protecting Ank, they'd follow my reads, among them that Ank was town.
I wanted to be competent enough so that people would follow me after my death, sheep my reads and whatnot, in spite of the cause of my death not being the nightkill but rather a successful protection. To be town enough that it was plausible that Pine killed me, so people would listen to me after my death, even though I'd know it was due to a protection--and if people did figure it out, figure it was a protection, that they'd be able to tell that my one and only breadcrumb was breadcrumbing behind Ankamius, my second-strongest townread. (I literally said, "Vig is not the night action you use on Ank N1." The implication being that I'd use my REAL role on her rather than my obvious fakeclaim role on her N1. It didn't get more obvious than that.)