Mafia: A World Reborn Game Thread - Game Over

#2501

I don't think Golden's case against Timmer is strong. So Timmer was in the vicinity of two kills. Ok.

I don't really like Timmer's responses, especially when it comes to the item thingy, because he himself very much implies he had something to do with it. But that seems to be pertaining the Epi kill, which seems to have happened toDay, not last Night. It's not enough to make me vote for him.

#2502

Typhoony wrote:I don't think Golden's case against Timmer is strong. So Timmer was in the vicinity of two kills. Ok.

I don't really like Timmer's responses, especially when it comes to the item thingy, because he himself very much implies he had something to do with it. But that seems to be pertaining the Epi kill, which seems to have happened toDay, not last Night. It's not enough to make me vote for him.

I'd be cool with lynching you today.

#2503

MacDougall wrote:
Typhoony wrote:I don't think Golden's case against Timmer is strong. So Timmer was in the vicinity of two kills. Ok.

I don't really like Timmer's responses, especially when it comes to the item thingy, because he himself very much implies he had something to do with it. But that seems to be pertaining the Epi kill, which seems to have happened toDay, not last Night. It's not enough to make me vote for him.
I'd be cool with lynching you today.

You'd probably find it to be a challenge.

#2504

Golden wrote:
Plus, I believe timmer to be lying about having no items. That was the point at which he guaranteed my vote, because there is no way that is true.

Hey, Golden?

Care to launch a sig bet on this? Because I HAVE NO ITEMS. I cannot be any more blatantly clear about it. You are wrong about me. And if I haven't worked very hard to day to flseh out new and interesting cases, it's because the case against juliets is solid as hell, and I'm pretty sure Tranq is likely on to something re: Floyd, as well.

#2505

And I've also been working evening shifts all week (and right this second, as well) and it is very difficult for me to post while at work. I've been managing it because you are forcing me to defend against your ideas which are offbase, but I'm not really supposed to be here doing this.

#2506

Hey, timmer...

voting juliets

#2507

#2508

He convinced me.

#2509

Voted juliets as well.

#2510

Voting Floyd. He hasn't done much to convince me.

#2511

DFaraday wrote:Voting Floyd. He hasn't done much to convince me.

Why exactly would you vote Floyd over Juliets here in light of what happened last time Juliets was only two votes ahead in the lynch poll at end of day?

#2512

Golden wrote:He convinced me.

So ... you are voting Juliets for waffling on her votes (which is something civ Juliets does pretty much always) by waffling on YOUR own vote, which is something you do very seldom?

I will reiteerate

I am missing what others are seeing about Juliets, tbh. Having read up on Floyd, I am not sure what point a baddie would be making by pretending not to know what NK meant, so also not voting Floyd.

I do think Mac is intentionally trying to be a distraction, which is not supatown to my mind. So voting Mac

#2513

No, I'm voting juliets because I think she is bad. I have said nothing about her waffling on her votes.

I also voted juliets yesterday. I'm not waffling on that suspicion. My suspicion on timmer has never meant I felt any better about juliet, I just prioritised timmer because, as I mentioned, if he was bad I felt his lynch was urgent. If it wasn't for that, I wouldn't have even raised timmer today. I just would have bided my time over it, and voted juliets.

#2514

Golden wrote:No, I'm voting juliets because I think she is bad. I have said nothing about her waffling on her votes.

I also voted juliets yesterday. I'm not waffling on that suspicion. My suspicion on timmer has never meant I felt any better about juliet, I just prioritised timmer because, as I mentioned, if he was bad I felt his lynch was urgent. If it wasn't for that, I wouldn't have even raised timmer today. I just would have bided my time over it, and voted juliets.

this is pretty much exactly what you did with Canuck, too. I had forgotten that.

#2515

I'm not sure how to digest your about-face, I can't help feel like there is something I'm missing. That said, I'm happy to vote for juliets.

#2516

@Timmer: What happened to the item that you had earlier that you say you didn't realize was the obsidian dagger?

I'm going with a Mac vote for now, as I continue to think he is bad (and especially since others are voting that way, and there may be a chance of lynching him).

I will consider moving my vote, but I feel pretty good about it for now.

#2517

Keep those votes coming team.

#2518

MacDougall wrote:Keep those votes coming team.

ON IT BOSS!

#2519

So if Dom and HB vote me, then I'll have the most votes. Cool.

#2520

And either you'll be lynched or you'll survive. I don't for a second believe that anything more will happen than that.

#2521

LoRab wrote:And either you'll be lynched or you'll survive. I don't for a second believe that anything more will happen than that.

You're right. Nothing more at all.

#2522

MacDougall wrote:
LoRab wrote:And either you'll be lynched or you'll survive. I don't for a second believe that anything more will happen than that.
You're right. Nothing more at all.

I like how you say that in a way that is truthful, but can be read in a tone that is ominous.

Nothing happens when one votes for you, despite what you've implied before. I don't believe anything happens if you have the most votes.

#2523

I'm going to vote Mac. I wish I could have found the right words to convince those of you who voted for me that I wasn't bad. Some of you know I'm not bad and you will not be surprised that I am civ. Some of you I think genuinely feel I'm bad but you will see that I am not. I've enjoyed playing with you all!

#2524

LoRab wrote:
MacDougall wrote:
LoRab wrote:And either you'll be lynched or you'll survive. I don't for a second believe that anything more will happen than that.
You're right. Nothing more at all.
I like how you say that in a way that is truthful, but can be read in a tone that is ominous.

Nothing happens when one votes for you, despite what you've implied before. I don't believe anything happens if you have the most votes.

I'm sure nothing happens. Never said it did.

#2525

juliets wrote:I'm going to vote Mac. I wish I could have found the right words to convince those of you who voted for me that I wasn't bad. Some of you know I'm not bad and you will not be surprised that I am civ. Some of you I think genuinely feel I'm bad but you will see that I am not. I've enjoyed playing with you all!

You are bad, but you aren't going to be lynched and you know it.

#2526

I think Mac is hilarious.

Btw Golden, how am I suspicious? I have map reasons to suspect Marsh, so I took your map reason to suspect Timmer at face value.

#2527

Matt just vote for me. It's best that there is a consensus lynch without shenanigans and juliets is too close to me to be lynched, so lynch me clean.

#2528

Matt F wrote:I think Mac is hilarious.

Btw Golden, how am I suspicious? I have map reasons to suspect Marsh, so I took your map reason to suspect Timmer at face value.

Because you didn't explain your vote very well other than 'I'm trusting golden' which always bothers me a little when there hasn't been anything more to it. People are very adept at following my lead then blaming me and lynching me.

Just a ping, mind you.

#2529

Golden, in Dune you thought I was a recruit because I was defending the person you wanted lynched. Now you've got a ping because I believe you are telling the truth?

@Mac - Nah I'm good. If I think you're bad at some point I will.

#2530

Matt F wrote:Golden, in Dune you thought I was a recruit because I was defending the person you wanted lynched. Now you've got a ping because I believe you are telling the truth?

@Mac - Nah I'm good. If I think you're bad at some point I will.

You don't think I'm bad? How can I convince you otherwise?

#2531

You are just a suspicious guy all around, Matt

#2532

So Golden are you okay with this lynch going the way it is since it's pretty clear juliets won't be getting lynched just a vote ahead of me...?

#2533

MacDougall wrote:So Golden are you okay with this lynch going the way it is since it's pretty clear juliets won't be getting lynched just a vote ahead of me...?

I don't think it is 'pretty clear' that juliets won't get lynched. I think you are making assumptions.

I wouldn't say I'm comfortable with you getting lynched right now. I don't know what your affiliation is, but its pretty clear you are not bothered in the slightest by being lynched, so I don't know why you are taking votes actually. If there is anyone I think it is pretty clear isn't getting lynched today, it's you.

#2534

Hey Mac - if this is really about your death and not getting power from votes...

Why don't you vote yourself? And, why are YOU voting juliets, while encouraging others to vote you?

#2535

Golden wrote:If there is anyone I think it is pretty clear isn't getting lynched today, it's you.

I agree with this.

Mac

#2536

If you agree with it, why did you change your vote to him, HB?

#2537

Oh shit. I thought that would put juliets farther up.

wtf Hamburger boy lol

#2538

juliets btw

#2539

Golden wrote:If you agree with it, why did you change your vote to him, HB?

If he isn't getting lynched, and if juliets is Scrippleskitz, what difference does it make?

#2540

But why assume juliets is scrip? I'm not assuming it... it doesn't account for only a two vote lead ending in a tie, for starters.

I'm wondering if there was some vote forcing going on.

#2541

Golden wrote:Hey Mac - if this is really about your death and not getting power from votes...

Why don't you vote yourself? And, why are YOU voting juliets, while encouraging others to vote you?

Did I say it was about my death? I don't want to die.

Why would I vote for myself? That's a strange thing to do.

linki: I don't think she's necessarily scrip. I just think she's scum and has a way of getting off lynches.

#2542

Golden wrote:But why assume juliets is scrip? I'm not assuming it... it doesn't account for only a two vote lead ending in a tie, for starters.

I'm wondering if there was some vote forcing going on.

It's not a guarantee, but I figure it's as likely (plus one more vote shenanigan) as anything else available.

#2543

Noooo, you don't want to die.

You just want to get lynched.

Exactly my point.

#2544

Golden wrote:Noooo, you don't want to die.

You just want to get lynched.

Exactly my point.

No, I don't want to get lynched. I want juliets lynched.

#2545

It would seem, superficially I admit, that if you wanted to get juliets lynched, then encouraging people to vote for you is not the best way to achieve that.

#2546

Golden wrote:It would seem, superficially I admit, that if you wanted to get juliets lynched, then encouraging people to vote for you is not the best way to achieve that.

There is some truth in the fact that I thought that by asking for votes so blatantly I wouldn't get so many. I thought I'd get a few, but not enough to put me in jeopardy.

#2547

-= Strange Magic =-

MacDougall smirked as the votes came in for him and juliets. It was all so entertaining, to see the angry people with their bloodthirst and cries for justice. He glanced over at juliets, who looked concerned, obsessively rubbing a spot on the back of her hand over and over.

"Time to pay the piper!" cried the Master Thief, slipping his hand into Dr Von Dreszenstein's lab coat pocket while he said it, and pulling out some sort of measurement apparatus. He furrowed his brow, trying to figure out what it was, and then put it back with a shake of his head.

The Grim Shaman rolled some bones from a skull, and peered at them. "Strange magic is at work here!" He peered around ominously at the gathered crowd. "I don't think-"

"Enough!" cried the Cursecrafter. "MacDougall is clearly the one- let's get on with this!" He lifted his runed hammer high and took a step toward MacDougall. The others agreed - MacDougall would feel their wrath on this lynch.

That's when things got weird. Every step that someone would take toward the condemned man caused the world to tilt for them, throwing them off balance. The Possessing Entity slammed hard into Gladius Mechaspark, causing various contraptions to begin whirling and ticking as the inventor fell to the ground. The Quantum Key flailed her arms and fell into the Chaos Wizard, who, though he was enjoying the chaotic scene, couldn't quite make his feet work correctly.

The confusion lasted only a few seconds, but when it was over, MacDougall was nowhere to be seen.

MacDougall has not been lynched. It is now Night 6. You know what to do - the earlier, the better!

#2548

No tie breaker = juliets has negative votes right?

#2549

MacDougall wrote:No tie breaker = juliets has negative votes right?

Or you have additional votes.

#2550

Well, you weren't nowhere to be seen for long.

I voted summer, in honour of Olaf the Snowman.

Who to lynch? 24 hour day!