OK, my mistake. If you need a proof of trust, I'll give you one.

I don't see a reason why anyone should die today. Look at the enemies movement and use it to our advantage. Words like those are much needed to avoid losing important people we need to find who truly must be lynched. So No Lynch

Well, after thinking a bit, if I stop in my lynch rage, maybe you will start trusting me. So, NO LYNCH today.

We haven't lynched anyone for the past two days. A no lynch is just going to sacrifice at least one crew member, if not two.
At the moment, we should just lynch someone with a major FOS, in this case, WarPanda (he was my second one due to [:] being off the hook for the moment). Unless he posts and has proven himself, we should lynch him.

We might as well be lynching people when you think about it. Two people have died each night, and as far as we know the mafia can only kill one. There are four killers. Assuming the mafia all count as killers, that's one killing role that isn't mafia. It could be third party or it could be town-sided. Either way it isn't mafia, which means they'll be killing someone at random without actually knowing who's who, just like any lynch we do at this point would be.
Now if we have a pretty good idea who the mafia is, we should definitely go for it. But if not, that's just two random kills per night instead of one. Not to mention there's already going to be a kill every night thanks to the mafia, and one that will ALWAYS hit someone on our side.
We'd start getting three deaths per night, and at least one of them being a town-sided player each time. That three against ten thing I talked about at the very start of the game? We'd start to lose that lead very very quickly.

Oh hey guiys sorry I'm late I didn't know day had started. Uh. Okay. Shin died. I find this suprising. I guess this means that either we have no doctor or they protected Toad/Jip whoever. Augh. Mafia is hard when you don't know if someone was innocent or guilty until the end of the game. Whyyyyyy


...Anyway. I... dunno about anyone who's suspicious, really. Jip, possibly being insane (and thus not useless), is likely too valuable to kill. But until he gets an innocent, he's pretty much useless and even if he does get one he could be lying. The inability to testlynch SOMETHING is fustrating. I'm not used to no-reveal setups at all. Our best bet at this point is either getting something useful from a Node (which is pretty much based on chance, though I doubt anything will be COMPLETELY useless), or getting some pressure from someone during the day. The one we are currently capable of is the latter, unless someone has an item used in the Dayphase they haven't told anyone about.

So, who to pressure? I don't claim to be a clear or anything of the sort, but I'm sure as heck gonna try SOMETHING useful. So...

Vote: Eternal-flo.

I don't think you realise that by pushing this hard for one specific person since the beginning makes you appear highly suspicious.

Nahhhh. It's already practically confirmed that either A: JiP is paranoid. B: JiP is insane. C: JiP is mafia. All of these but C prevent Tid from being mafia, and I'm not gonna go around throwing votes on him just yet. I'd rather go for someone else. In fact, I specifically avoided it.

You seem awfully certain you've caught me, acting as if your little hunch is deadset proof to everyone that I'm a mafia.
I think you should definitely care if you look scumsided, as doing so is going to make people want to lynch you. If you're a townie, then getting lynched would definitely disadvantage us, especially seeing as we're already losing up to two of us per night. So why don't you care?

I didn't get a guilty on a thrid party role. Shin used the lie detector, and he wasn't a pirate, nor was he a third party member:


That's nice. Kill the newbie.
Nah, I'm going for whoever slips in their dialogue between Tid and SnowFlakeCat.

I'm most likely one of the two.

Right now, you really feel like lynching Tid. You don't even try to reconsider or have another suspect.
Forcing others to lynch Tid is going to make people lose trust in you. You might even be a pirate, trying to lynch an innocent person.

This is exactly why I shouldn't be accused. Why I am so knowledgable? Because I'm the only one here actually analysing what everyone is saying and looking at who died, and pulling clues from the tiny hints we're getting here and there.

@Tid: I'm pretty sure the killing role is dead, and I will explain to you why.



I don't have an investigative role, but I'm scouring everyone's posts for information. You guys shouldn't be accusing me, you should be thanking me.


I was backing up Tid at the beggining because he was being helpful and trustworthy. As a townie, I believe it is my responsibility to defend those I believe the be innocent.
Now... I'm not so sure. Between Tid and Nooq, I have a strong feeling that one of them is Mafia. I'll wait to see how this plays out before voting.

Well, I guess since you are so willing to lynch Tid, I won't suspect you for a while today.
I think you should say your role. I mean, right now, I'm thinking Tid's right and that the third-party killer was killed.
Just a suggestion. There's no regular crew member on the ship (seriously, use the space terms).

Nook, you have no backing. You keep coming back to the point that JiP may in fact be sane because he got a guilty on a third party member, and now your FoS.
But it's as JiP says, that's not the case. Shin wasn't a third party member, he was a completely innocent investigative role.
I feel like this is the hundredth time I've said this, but there is no question. JiP is NOT a normal cop. While there's the possibility that he's paranoid, it's also likely that he's insane, which would confirm that I'm innocent. Even if he's Mafia, he wouldn't be calling out one of his own as guilty, which is more reason to see me as townsided. Whatever he turns out to be, there's definitely no conclusive proof from your point of view, unless you have some sort of revealing role you aren't telling us about. (Once again I'd like to point out that you still haven't told us how you were so certain Shin wasn't a miller)
This is pretty typical mafia activity. You're turning the tiniest things into scumtell and following it through to appear townsided. You could just as easily have chosen War Panda's inactivity, or [:]'s uncanny knowledge of the mafia. But you didn't, you chose me and my stupid mistake of not fully reading the, very long-winded mind you, rule description at the start of this topic, which just happens to be a much less suspicious action than both of the alternatives I detailed above.

Now you're the one misreading things. I said that even if they did have a poisoner (Which we have absolutely no way of knowing), they didn't use it since two people died on night one. (Which is a confirmed fact.)

My knowledge of the Mafia isn't uncanny by any stretch of the imagination. I picked up a valuable clue from Brik's mistake, and now you guys are accusing me for helping.