Glork wrote:Ahem? I don't recall mentioning a posting restriction or recieving a PM.
You somewhat let through that you experienced the same, I thought.
Maybe my misinterpretion. Skip that anyway then.
Glork wrote:Anyway, if the SK no-kills, then says "oh, there must not be an SK," he can later claim Vigilante, announce who he kills, make the kill, and get off scot-free.
Also, keep in mind, people, that there are a lot of possible explanations as to why we had only one kill last night. Doc protection, roleblocking, killers pickig the same target, etc. People are so quick to assume that there's exactly one mafia with X people left, and probably a cult, and no more SK. It's really, really hard (and generally really, really stupid) to jump to such conclusions this early in the game. It's a great ploy for scum, because if the town goes along with these bogus assumptions, we could completely screw ourselves over.
He can claim vigilante, but that doesn't guarantee him life.
All know that SK have the tendacy to claim vig. A player won't get away that easy with it. Especially when the number of living players decrease.
Even if he kills in favor of the town, he will not last.
I don't know if the town gets informed of a failed hit or double targeting, otherwise we can assume that there is no kill. (Doesn't say anything about the next night though)
And we can assume, it does not threaten us.
We can assume that there are 5 mafiates. If we lynched 5 of them and find out that we haven't lynched the leader, we know that there will be 6 of them. It doesn't really matter.
It does matter when we're going to take actions on it.
But not yet case right now, yes.
Mafia can see the town saying 5 mafiates, when there are in fact 6.
But what ploy could they make of it? I've never seen the town fail because they thought of a different number of roles.
You shouldn't worry about it too much.
Nobody talks about it.
Only the courage needed to write it in dark words,
but fear for those who will put it on a piece of paper.
Yet, it's still unwritten.