2. Vigilantes would also not be able to target you.
3. An SK could kill you.
4. Mafia might have powers.
I think there's a pretty good chance either 3 or 4 is true(or both), which makes your plan fairly worthless.
Glrok is clearly trying to avoid any responsibility for his list (if he makes one) and at the same time by pretending not to have read his PM he's trying to avoid being judged this Day 0 on his play.VampanezeHunter wrote:Please explain!FoS: Glrok
Well, I'm about 40% sure he's scum.Glrok wrote:For the record, I am about 75% sure that LmL is protown.
How could you not improve on random? Does it matter who you target(if you have such a role)? Yes. If you're a doc, it's gonna be better to protect someone like Seol, if you're a cop, you're better off investigating the more suspicious lot.Glrok wrote:But how would non-randomization be "doing better"? That's kindof my whole poit.Cogito Ergo Sum wrote:Because you can do better? Because this way you're avoiding responsibility?Glrok wrote:I still haven't seen any proposed reasons as to why randomizing a list would be a bad thing. No takers?
Of course it's relevant. Wouldn't you agree that a scum claiming cop would have an easier time if he didn't have to justify his choices? This is just the same scenario on a smaller scale.Glrok wrote:As to the "avoiding responsibility" thing, I fail to see how that's A) Relevant; or B) True to begin with. I've taken on a different kind of responsibility/accountability for my behavior simply by claiming ahead of time that I want to make a random list. I figure that I am more likely to be protown than scum, and if I have a role ability, then it could mess with the scums' most carefully laid plans -- especially if I have an important ability.
That's what I had assumed, personally. I very strongly doubt Stoofs would introduce a random role element, especially one so important to the game.Erg0 wrote:On "random": it's entirely possible that random just means non-methodical, not truly random. That this killer doesn't prepare his kills may just be a representation of the fact that he makes a last-minute decision on who to bump off.
Technically, yes, but the possibility is negligible practically speaking. There's no reason to jump to such a conclusion.Erg0 wrote:Random thought: is it possible that the random killer is a mod device, perhaps the afore-mentioned incentive not to claim?
"A dozen times" is pretty strong, Glrok. It suggests more than merely being more suspicious of me. The statement was inconsistent with your previous posts and there was very little reason for you to hold your opinion. I personally felt it was most likely you had simply meant Xdaamno, as that would be consistent.Glrok wrote:No. I said I'd lynch you a dozen times before I lynched BMQ. All it means is that I don't suspect BMQ as much as I suspect you. You're performing stuntman-like conclusion jumping.
Wrong. His question is absolutely justified. I wasn't saying there weren't any reasons to vote for him, but that I disagreed with the reasons put forward.Xdaamno wrote:Burden of Proof?
Where does this "Again" come from, Glrok?Glrok wrote:Again: Hyperbole.
*gasp*Wikipedia wrote:to create a strong impression
Silly Flay, distad can't find the SK.Mr Flay wrote:Cop-immune (distad)
This has absolutely nothing to do with you, Mr Flay. How does this relate to the notion that you're the SK, Flay?Mr Flay wrote:Furthermore, I can make my choices on the fly, but opted to kill Xdaamno over the claimed Doctor, and LML despite his claimed role and the possibility of a Doctor??
It really depends on the mod whether special mafia roles can do both. And using the ability might be important claimwise.BrianMcQueso wrote:I was unaware that mafia would have to give up their nightkill to use an ability (that's not typical, is it?), and if so, that any ability would be more beneficial than a nightkill.
Bolding mine.Mr. Flay wrote:Huh? Ergo and BMQ are scum but I'm your vote? Or are you using 'scum' as Mafia?I'm torn between Ergo and BMQ as final scum, butI think Flay's our SK. I'd still like to know who is after Flay on BMQ's list.
We might be able to rule you out, but it won't really tell us whether you're the killer. A strategic no-kill would be a fairly obvious move for an SK.Mr Flay wrote:I don't know. At this point, I'm tempted to go back to the lynch-someone-block-Flay-to-test theory. If I am the killer, at least we'll know it. The question is how will other night choices interfere...
I wrote:Ok, I really believe distad's claim, especially the bit where he says "cult or mafia". That looks genuine. I certainly don't trust his results though. Once you know there are multiple cops in a game, it just doesn't mean that much.
I wrote:Also, if I'm correct about Flay's theory, he should at this point have heard enough from me. (The specifics of his theory would logically lead to the possibility of me deducing what it is.)
I wrote:That's totally not the theory I had come up with. I liked my theory. It was kinda awesome.
I wrote:Mine was better as in more fun and more awesome. But, uh, it kinda relied on you(although I suppose it doesn't need to, it's just a lot less credible). Also, I'm not sharing it as that would require me to claim. It was more of a setup theory.
At this point I should probably explain what my theory was.I wrote:Also, I can pretty much guarantee distad is town.