@LF:
if you confirming is a pip towards my claim being honest, why hide it? What is it that makes you so deadset that I am scum?
Situation A:
I refuse to confirm that I didn't target anyone and you are town telling the truth.
Result: You are lynched, and flip town We move into Night, and phail probably dies.
Conclusion: Basic mislynch scenerio caused by duplicate roles in a Mini. Detrimental, but not horrible.
Situation B:
I confirm that I didn't target anyone and you are town telling the truth.
Result: No lynch. You or phail are NKed, and the typical mob mentality takes over, making the survivor the D3 lynch.
Conclusion: Same result as A, but gives the scum an extra NK. Potentially game-ending.
Situation C:
I confirm that I didn't target anyone and you are scum lying.
Result: No lynch. phail is NKed, and mob mentality takes over to lynch you D3.
Conclusion: Wastes an extra Day phase to get rid of you, giving you a free Night to make final plans with your buddy/buddies. Potentially dangerous.
Situation D:
I refuse to confirm that I didn't target anyone and you are scum lying.
Result: You die, flip scum. phail is confirmed town and draws a doc protect. We enter D3 with a plethora of information and good positioning.
Conclusion: Best case scenerio.
Situation E:
I refuse to refute your statement even though I targetted someone (obviously this means you're lying).
Result: Same as situation D
Conclusion: Same as D.
Situation F:
I refute your claim by saying that I targetted someone.
Result: You are lynched and flip scum. phail and I are both confirmed town, but only one can draw a doc protect unless we have multiple docs (unlikely). If your buddy/buddies shoot correctly, the town is down a power role that there was no reason to give up.
Conclusion: Sub-optimal.
Analysis:
Situation A, D, and E involve me refusing to confirm or deny. Given that A is the lesser of the detriments of A and B, and D and E are the better of the two positives C and D and E and F, keeping my mouth shut gains us the most if you are scum, and loses us the least if you are town.
Final conclusion:
Given the two scenerios where you are assumed town being what they are, the fact that you are trying to draw a No Lynch to keep you alive for awhile longer is detrimental to the town in the long run. At this point the logical course of action as town would be to sit tight, express any last suspicions, and die willingly.
Also, your logic dictates either made or I is lying, and does NOT take into the account that maybe both of us are telling the truth (which I find to be likely, since I DO agree with you that I don't think made is making his information up).
In a game of this size I find it highly unlikely that we would get duplicate roles, or at least, that we would get duplicate roles with the same alignment, especially since we already know based on a cop flip, a governor claim, and 2 tracker claims that there is a pretty high power role density even disregarding your claim.
You're being narrow minded.
No. I'm being purely logical at the moment. I do act very narrow minded at times, but this is not one of them.
Because, no matter how you dress it up, that's what the world is. A community of idiots doing a series of things until the world explodes and we all die.