Josh said:
What I don't understand about this, is you're trying to tell us that Atticus is pretty much screwed at the moment, because either we kill her or the Godfather (or SK or whoever) kills her at night. And as such, anyone that is mafia would immediately unvote and hold off to kill her at night, much less risk for them and they could lynch off another townie during the day. So, wouldn't I naturally be suspicious of anyone that unvotes her during the rest of the day - especially someone leading the unvote brigade? You?
As you have surely noticed, I did not vote for anyone else after unvoting her. I am unsure at this point whether I want a no lynch or not, but I am currently not voting as to
avoid that situation.
Josh said:
If she's going to die tonight for sure with this, especially with this whole points stuff, why not use her to an advantage while we have her? Or do you side with the whole not taking chances on the first day group?
If we lynch her today, she has a very high chance of misfiring and killing a townie rather than scum.
Josh said:
And to even add to it, you then advocate the doctor (if there is one) not protecting Atticus (at which point we could even use her tomorrow and have a better chance at killing mafia), and protecting YOU instead. YOU, who to my memory are making this your first post in the thread, must be off the radar of most, even the mafia. I know you're an experienced player and I get that, but there are plenty of other experienced people here that probably need it more than you do.
You see, the reason I point out that the doctor should not protect Atticus comes from a series of thoughts, which I will arrange in number sequence.
In a typical mafia game:
1. Tell the doctor to protect an obvious townie
2. The mafia either...
2a. Avoid said townie and nightkill someone else (likely an experienced player such as you or myself)
2b. Strongman said townie (if a strongman is present)
The town is at a severe disadvantage in this turn of events. My logic was in an effort to keep this oh-so-common series of events from happening and attempting to the turn the tables of uncertainty towards the town.
By the way, I believe it was my third post in the thread. Or the second. I don't remember. You are reserved to your opinion regarding my ability and priorities, but it's been extremely common in past mafia games that the mafia would target me the very first night. I usually had protection.
Josh said:
Actually, that would sound like an excellent strategy if you were the godfather. Have the cop verify you (especially to those that forget the godfather turns up town), and get your own free protection to hide the fact that you're non-nightkillable. What better ways are there to go about this anyway? This seems pretty good.
But there is a hole in your logic. If I were the godfather, how would getting doctor protection hide the fact that I am non-nightkillable, when, in this turn of situations, I am anticipating protection
from the godfather kill, and the vigilante has no reason attack me? No one willing to claim would try to nightkill me in the first place.
M107 said:
Plain bluffing? Is this opposed to "extravagant bluffing" or is like a pizza and you have to ask for toppings? What you like bluffing with a side of pepperoni and some mushrooms?
This really isn't helping. Your attitude doesn't point you out as scum, but points you out at the most detrimental player to the going-ons of the day period right now along with the chance that you could be scum. It's also only drawing other townies into the mood, making you
especially hazardous for a productive day.
Atticus said:
Wyatt, it's really hypocritical when I say this:
Atticus said:
Why take the risk of lynching a townie when you can just have the cop investigate me? I'm aware the Godfather comes up innocent, but an innocent reading doesn't necessarily mean someone's the Godfather each and every time.
And you call me scummy, but then you turn around and do the same thing:
The difference between our requests is that mine follows a series of logical events. Exemplified thusly:
Kybyrian said:
And to those of you who think I may be bluffing simply for doctor protection, then the cop could investigate me. I wouldn't need protection if I were godfather, so leaving out the rare possibility (both by chance of getting the role and Viral adding the role) of a goon role that lets me appear as town, you would confirm I'm not a goon looking for easy doctor protection. Naturally all in the same this could be a roundabout bluff, but there are a lot of better ways to go about this than trying to get into a long and complicated bluff if I were mafia. For safety's sake.