kyle99 wrote:Riceballtail wrote:Obvious lie was obvious. If you don't know why you didn't, why would you have hesitated, at all?
Wait, let's go over it.
1) I state that your scum, and forget to vote.
2) I, in doing a reread, notice this absence of a vote and correct it. You call me out on scum.
3) ???
4) Profit?
What would I possibly have to gain in my first post by calling you out as scum but not voting for you? The answer is
absolutely nothing
.
I do not like post at all.
Number 2 on this magical list implies a reread, that happened over a day after the "forgotten vote", but conveniently 4 minutes after L-1, and 17 minutes after L-2.
The timing of a reread just to hammer is ridiculous.
The clarification of a majority vote not effecting anything before the cooldown is up seems to be a wrench in kyle's plans.
Also this whole VV vs. JJ thing actually has me on VV's side for once.
Taking it strictly from this game alone, I can see the logic used as to why scum would do that, regardless if it is an information role or a message sender role.
But, experience dictates that there are examples like this that have happened before.
[url=
http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopi ... 54&t=12404]Dexter Mafia[/quote]
This little gem of a link should shine some insight in some eyes.
In this game there were both things that have been described:
A cop whose results were sent to someone else.
And a role who could send messages to others.
I was the SK, who got the cops results, and could send messages to others.
And I, in turn, used my custom message making to actually send some of those cop results to the third person.
And in turn it all worked extremely well.
(Except for the part where a massive mod error caused me to lose in LYLO.)
The best part?
And what makes all this extremely relevant as opposed to just theory?
Our mod was in that game.
WHOOPS! FORGOT TO VOTE!
UNVOTE VOTE: KYLE99
Aut Tace Aut Meliora Loquere Silentio.