I really wasn't trying to fool anybody after timmer died.Elohcin wrote:I'm so glad I could redeem myself (after being fooled by the tricksy Epi) and still help the civs win.This was a very fun game.

I really wasn't trying to fool anybody after timmer died.Elohcin wrote:I'm so glad I could redeem myself (after being fooled by the tricksy Epi) and still help the civs win.This was a very fun game.
Fella, we were trying our hardest to get two mafia up there. We failed to engineer that.DFaraday wrote:Good job, BDH and Eloh!
I knew Epi was bad once he put me on the two person lynch poll. I decided to point in his direction as my dying act. And I was right about Epi and Timmer being teammates, I just got the wrong team.
It's a variation of a riddle you solved on RM, if I'm not mistaken.DharmaHelper wrote:I'm not even sure what "A bracket 73 gun Capone snake jet o lady nes" is supposed to mean.
Beats staring at a screen with a blinky dot.DharmaHelper wrote:You call these riddles?Epignosis wrote:His sorry ass retired.DharmaHelper wrote:To be clear, there is only one Riddler.
His sorry ass retired.DharmaHelper wrote:To be clear, there is only one Riddler.
We tried. See the riddles.LoRab wrote:But you didn't kill me. The cops did.Epignosis wrote:That was an intense time. I falsely pretended to think you were BDH, if you recall. I didn't want you to think I knew it was you (I actually had it figured between you or Quin, and when I fished around for your history on rabbit8, I knew it couldn't be Quin, because Quin didn't play with him on RM). We tried to cover our bases by killing both you and Quin anyway.LoRab wrote:Go civs!!!
Sorry I didn't play very well this game. My instincts were totally off in the front end of the game. Sorry I killed you, Matt. I had the pistol at the time.
I felt really guilty taking everyone's items if they voted the way I wanted them to in BTSC. But it was also a fun game to pick the right target.
Also, much easier to start a BTSC chat, without being able to reveal who you are (either role or player), and have the other person believe you are civ. I subtly or not so subtly revealed my identity to those players to whom it made sense. Others I left more ambiguity.
My last BTSC was Epi. Mid way through I knew he was bad because he lied to me, and I knew it--but he lied well enough that I had a glimmer doubt in myself and totally played that moment poorly and basically point blank asked why he was .lying. He gave a good enough answer that I could talk myself into a plausible reason that he'd believe that I possibly believed him (something about maybe his power was stolen that night, so it showed up as a fail for him). But I could have played out that moment much more gracefully by just saying, "Oh, ok," and not pursuing further conversation.
What's funny is that I thought that if he was bad he was Y/Y. And I took the risk that if he thought he could trust that I trusted him, he'd keep me around, at least for a little while. When I was killed that night, I assumed that I was wrong and he actually was a cop. And until he was revealed, went with that assumption and kept kicking myself for taking the risk of revealing myself to him and thinking he wouldn't kill me right away.
Turns out, the other mafia decided to kill me. Curious why they decided to kill me!
linkitis: @Epi: Not only did I know that I was asked about coffee when I was LD-ed that night, but I also knew from russ that Carlton wanted the coffee.
Still, a pants-changing moment in the game for me. I'm glad you won.
That was an intense time. I falsely pretended to think you were BDH, if you recall. I didn't want you to think I knew it was you (I actually had it figured between you or Quin, and when I fished around for your history on rabbit8, I knew it couldn't be Quin, because Quin didn't play with him on RM). We tried to cover our bases by killing both you and Quin anyway.LoRab wrote:Go civs!!!
Sorry I didn't play very well this game. My instincts were totally off in the front end of the game. Sorry I killed you, Matt. I had the pistol at the time.
I felt really guilty taking everyone's items if they voted the way I wanted them to in BTSC. But it was also a fun game to pick the right target.
Also, much easier to start a BTSC chat, without being able to reveal who you are (either role or player), and have the other person believe you are civ. I subtly or not so subtly revealed my identity to those players to whom it made sense. Others I left more ambiguity.
My last BTSC was Epi. Mid way through I knew he was bad because he lied to me, and I knew it--but he lied well enough that I had a glimmer doubt in myself and totally played that moment poorly and basically point blank asked why he was .lying. He gave a good enough answer that I could talk myself into a plausible reason that he'd believe that I possibly believed him (something about maybe his power was stolen that night, so it showed up as a fail for him). But I could have played out that moment much more gracefully by just saying, "Oh, ok," and not pursuing further conversation.
What's funny is that I thought that if he was bad he was Y/Y. And I took the risk that if he thought he could trust that I trusted him, he'd keep me around, at least for a little while. When I was killed that night, I assumed that I was wrong and he actually was a cop. And until he was revealed, went with that assumption and kept kicking myself for taking the risk of revealing myself to him and thinking he wouldn't kill me right away.
Turns out, the other mafia decided to kill me. Curious why they decided to kill me!
linkitis: @Epi: Not only did I know that I was asked about coffee when I was LD-ed that night, but I also knew from russ that Carlton wanted the coffee.
I got accused of inactivity a few times, but that was just me coming up with the damn riddles.Quin wrote:I didn't get a single one of those riddles
What if you're wrong?insertnamehere wrote:I changed my mind when I saw you claiming and hinting at being Yin.Epignosis wrote:Hey INH, why did you change your mind about me being Yin?
My initial judgment of you being Yin was based on how you treated sig, who I suspected to be Yang after MM flipped Cop. After sig flipped civ, I basically threw all my old reads out the window.
It amazes me that BDH is okay voting with you.insertnamehere wrote:I dunno. Maybe me, maybe Elo, maybe Russ, maybe Lassie-I mean BDH.Epignosis wrote:And who is that?
Wouldn't it be hilarious if he tried to kill you?
Who is Yin killing?insertnamehere wrote:Hmm. Lemme see.
You really have a lot to learn about me, bird.birdwithteeth11 wrote:I think nobody is voting for me because the baddie teams are dueling it out and trying to get pole position by knocking each other out. Voting for someone that is a civ and getting a civ lynched could potentially doom the Crooked Cops. Especially if Yin (you) takes out one of them today (still think you're targeting INH).Epignosis wrote:Very well, since you asked for it.Russtifinko wrote:Sure, he can vote wherever he wants. Not sure how that's relevant. Going beyond today's lynch, you don't think having everyone's opinions out in the open might help us solve and thus win the game?Epignosis wrote:No.Russtifinko wrote:Epi, care to answer BDH's question? 6 players alive, 3 are bad. We know you think I'm one of the baddies, so who are the other 2?
Big Damn Hero is a big damn boy. If he wants to vote me, he can. Where he votes is his decision.
I am voting birdwithteeth11. Nobody else is. People (you and INH) have talked about birdwithteeth11 being bad, but nobody but me has acted on it by this point. That tells me that no civilian (except me) thinks birdwithteeth11 is bad and should be lynched today. If either of you genuinely thought birdwithteeth11 was bad, you would be voting him, not me, because he already has my vote.
I believe BDH is a civilian. I got the impression that Elohcin is independent.
I predict birdwithteeth11 votes for Russ, and that INH and Russ both jump off me and vote birdwithteeth11 to force the tie. That's what you two are setting everybody up for. There is only one team with two living members, and that's The Crooked Cops.
It's awfully uncomfortable in here, isn't it?
But you already exposed your little game, so nice try.
That's good.insertnamehere wrote:Epi, I'm not about to change my vote for the world. I'm ride or die voting you all the way. If nobody wants to back me up, fine.
But I'm gonna stay right where I am no matter what.
Who is protecting whom?BigDamnHero wrote:If that's not protecting a partner I don't know what is...
insertnamehere wrote:How'd we know you aren't a Crooked Cop, Epi? You keep saying that we need to protect Yin and lynch a cop, and yeah, I buy that logic, but how are we supposed to buy your Yin claims? Wouldn't the Crooked Cops be super hell bent on steering this lynch?
What makes you Yin and not a Cop, Epi?
And furthermore, while you're doing scenarios, why don't you run the ones where we lynch a civilian or the independent? Obviously, the Cops would want Yin out, but would just voting out anyone but themselves be as advantageous?
My theory is that you're a Cop, Epi. And you have no damn idea who Yin is. So you figure the best way to find him is to lure him out by claiming to be him. Your back-up plan consists of following your in-thread suspicions by lynching the easy targets of me and Russ. As long as they ain't you or your partner, you're golden.
Keep changing your story, INH. I just hope BDH changes his vote.Epignosis wrote:insertnamehere wrote:I don't buy for one second that he's Yin, because he's too goddamned smug to be the last member of a serial killer duo one lynch away from losing the entire thing.That was two Days ago. I'm either Yin or a civilian.insertnamehere wrote:Epig seems like one of two things: Either a confuzzled, frazzled civ, or Mr. Yin. As of right now, I'm leaning towards the former. He's formed a little clique around himself, namely BDH, Elo, and BWT that I find a little bit more lynch-worthy than the man himself.
It was also two Days ago that you called BDH more "lynch-worthy" because he was a part of my "clique." Whatever that means. Now you're posting overly dramatic gifs complaining about me "getting away with it."
You are bad. And nervous that this isn't going to work out for you after all.
The Crooked Cops know each other. The civilians and independent do not. The Crooked Cops can only kill civilians and the independent at this point. Yin can kill Crooked Cops. Let's play out the possible scenarios.BigDamnHero wrote:I think I'm Yin's target. Eliminating me keeps everyone at odds with everyone else.
And if yin is lynched, the game is NOT necessarily over.
Why do you think Yin targeted you?BigDamnHero wrote:I think I'm Yin's target. Eliminating me keeps everyone at odds with everyone else.
And if yin is lynched, the game is NOT necessarily over.
Do you agree with what I said at the end of this post?BigDamnHero wrote:To take Epi's approach from earlier today, I could but I won't. I've gone over everything at my disposal and it all points to Epi being a baddie role and INH not being a cop or Yin. I have no firm grasp.on you, BWT (who I don't believe has posted in the past 24-48 hrs., which is disheartening) or Russ. I'm either right or I'm wrong. Admittedly, I'm quite frustrated at this point but it's only a game (which while I've enjoyed playing serves as a reminder why I don't play mafia anymore) and not worth giving myself an ulcer over any longer. Here's to hoping my logic has added up, but if not, congrats to all those who've outplayed me.Elohcin wrote:Can you elaborate? B/c I think he looks pretty bad when he tries to defend himself against accusations.BigDamnHero wrote:I don't think INH is a cop nor is he yin.
And I see you've voted me.BigDamnHero wrote:I don't think INH is a cop nor is he yin.
Two CiviliansBigDamnHero wrote:linkin @Epi: say we lynch a cop...that leaves 2 civs (who can't be sure of each other), an indy (who is out for himself) a cop and a serial killer. The serial killer has already (presumeably) decided who dies after the lynch. That killer is the ONLY person who can basically guarantee a kill since there are still condtions attached to the cop NK and the civs don't have one. Then come Day 9, we are just right back where we started.
The only power (aside from a conditional NK) the cops have is to vote together. so IF we can lynch Yin today and not spilt vote tomorrow, this defuses that advantage considerably.
Can you talk me through this? I'm not sure I understand.BigDamnHero wrote:Epi said in his plea to BWT, Eloh and myself that we have to get a cop lynched today...but realistically it'd be more of a priority since Yin can kill indiscriminately whereas the cops have failed several times at killing.
I'm lying? Really now.Russtifinko wrote:Once again, I said I'm not sure between you and INH. Stop lying about things so easy to fact check.Epignosis wrote:They name Elohcin, bwt, and me as bad.
insertnamehere wrote:I don't buy for one second that he's Yin, because he's too goddamned smug to be the last member of a serial killer duo one lynch away from losing the entire thing.
That was two Days ago. I'm either Yin or a civilian.insertnamehere wrote:Epig seems like one of two things: Either a confuzzled, frazzled civ, or Mr. Yin. As of right now, I'm leaning towards the former. He's formed a little clique around himself, namely BDH, Elo, and BWT that I find a little bit more lynch-worthy than the man himself.
I didn't say an independent can't help a civilian win. I said I don't think the independent is trying to influence things one way or the other.insertnamehere wrote:So just because an indie role can win with anyone, is that supposed to mean that it can't help a civilian win? That it can't try to pick a side? And you don't know what powers that independent role has, Epi. You don't know squat.
Another delicious piece of data.insertnamehere wrote:And here we are, Psych Mafia, where Epi continually lead lynches against civilian after civilian that I didn't agree with, and someone other than myself sees this damn pattern again.
It's insane how goddamn slippery Epignosis is. He's like a wet bar of soap covered in a mixture of lubricant and pig lard in zero gravity.
And you can't read his fuckin' posts and tell me that he isn't acting like a smug baddie here. He's acting the exact same as he did in The goddamned Office.
I don't buy for one second that he's Yin, because he's too goddamned smug to be the last member of a serial killer duo one lynch away from losing the entire thing.
If you all go along with him for another lynch, and Russ flips civ, at that point, I won't even be angry. I'll probably laugh my ass off at how thoroughly good he is at this damn game.
And how good he is at driving me up the wall.
This guy.Spacedaisy wrote:Independent (1)
Pierre Despereaux – If alignment checked, he appears as a baddie. He may win with any team. (Secrets)
I claimed no such thing. What is desperate about claiming Yin? If he's lynched, the game is over and the Crooked Cops win. Russ laid that out already. He just left out an important detail is all.insertnamehere wrote:Are you now just claiming Yin? Jeez. I think that you're the one getting desperate here, Epi.Epignosis wrote:You left out that Yin is killing somebody today and can't be stopped.Russtifinko wrote:Just had a thought that may be worth pointing out:
Crooked Cops, you guys are gonna want to try to get Mr. Yin lynched today. You get him, NK a civvie, and the game is over. If, on the other hand, you lynch a civvie today, you can't kill Yin tomorrow night, and barring manipulation or some crazy persuasion, the vote tomorrow is a tie. Then one of you might die at the end of the Day phase from Yin's kill, and he wins. Just seems like more of a sure thing for you if you get him today.
Very well, since you asked for it.Russtifinko wrote:Sure, he can vote wherever he wants. Not sure how that's relevant. Going beyond today's lynch, you don't think having everyone's opinions out in the open might help us solve and thus win the game?Epignosis wrote:No.Russtifinko wrote:Epi, care to answer BDH's question? 6 players alive, 3 are bad. We know you think I'm one of the baddies, so who are the other 2?
Big Damn Hero is a big damn boy. If he wants to vote me, he can. Where he votes is his decision.
You left out that Yin is killing somebody today and can't be stopped.Russtifinko wrote:Just had a thought that may be worth pointing out:
Crooked Cops, you guys are gonna want to try to get Mr. Yin lynched today. You get him, NK a civvie, and the game is over. If, on the other hand, you lynch a civvie today, you can't kill Yin tomorrow night, and barring manipulation or some crazy persuasion, the vote tomorrow is a tie. Then one of you might die at the end of the Day phase from Yin's kill, and he wins. Just seems like more of a sure thing for you if you get him today.
No.Russtifinko wrote:Epi, care to answer BDH's question? 6 players alive, 3 are bad. We know you think I'm one of the baddies, so who are the other 2?
Elohcin wrote:I don't know where Epi is. I mean, I know where he is physically, but I don't know why he hasn't graced us with his presence in the thread today and given any more input. I could swear by his gameplay that he is civ, but no one never really knows for sure.
Take out Russ.BigDamnHero wrote:So obviously Epi got whammied by an item or else he wouldn't install vote one person and then recommend several other vote another. I'm gonna take time towhich one of you other bastards I can trust. ATM, I'm leaning Russ, but that could very easily change.
To my civ counterpart, don't give up hope. I had previously thought that our victory was already squashed, but we've got a Hail Mary shot at taking the baddie teams out.