The Syndicate

Jules, I asked you if you would change your avatar since that was the only way I would know for sure, that bea connection was SO tenuous, and I felt knowing for sure about one of you would (incorrectly) lead me to know about both of you. I don't particularly love the bet thing, BUT if we are going to use meta in games, that is a form of Meta as far as I am concerned. It is the same as married people who won't kill each other night one, and using that when their spouse dies night one. As far as I am concerned it is the same as "I would never do *X*". Meta is Meta, even if it is in a silly form. And if I have a person I don't want to see mislynched, I will do what I can to clear them, even if others may find it distasteful.

When I am bad, from now on I will never NK anyones spouse night one, lol.

But I know someday you will flip it on me, and that will be then end of it. Like this game was the end of any meta connection I have to Bea.

Well, for instance, this game broke my interpersonal reads on bea, and the expectations for our game to be defined by our friendship. I doubt I will ever rely on them again.

I think alot of this falls to the wayside as our individual games evolve, and we develop new reads on each other. I came back from break playing a very different game than I used to because I started paying more attention to the impact my actions had on other people as individuals, not just in game.

Linki x2

I also learned this game to just be me and to stop playing like other people play, or want me to play.

I do not like naming my suspects in the thread. I like watching them, watching other people relate to them, and then using that to force an issue. That was what I did this game, I suspected Llama somewhat before the Cheerleader thing. But only enough to watch him, not to name him. Naming him would have put him on the defensive and would have changed his game play.

So from now on, I will just get lynched, I guess, than be forced to name suspects as some sort of civ litmus test. We all can't play the same game as JJJ and Sloonei, nor should we want to. If we all did things the same it would be boring. I just got mis lynched in another game for insufficient suspect naming, and really, that is just my process. Watching and poking people with sticks to see what happens.

Black Rock wrote:I was totally wrong about Timer and Boomslang. Had no real suspicions since then. I totality trusted Quinn up to his death. Even sent him a message telling him Sorsha was bad night 2. I asked SVS to check Sorsha after that. I hinted at that message and who it came from. She ignored me , leading me to suspect her.Otherwise I played this game with a lot of difficulty relying on juilets.

I didn't get the message.

Bea, actually the whole llama Lynch was aimed at you. That was why I made a point of poking you specifically with the shitty case stick. I needed to know you were civ. You waffled enough to give me cause, but you fell in line quickly enough that I figured it was vapors on my part.

I am just glad I was gone when you died. Had I been alive I would have tunnelled Juliets hard.

You played an awesome game. And fwiw I personally hate nothing more than faux suspicion from teammates. The goal of a baddie, at least for me, is to look like a civvie and faux suspish compromises that for me. It works for some people, but not for me, although I have benefited from it, like in WWE. And I know that isn't your cup of tea either, and you played off of it really well.

I remember Llamas sockpuppet giving him the cold shoulder. And Sprit protecting me

Thanks Sprit.

Bea fooled me

Juliets convinced me and played a perfect Juliets game