Pretty sure it's not.
The only reason I'm still posting is to keep the subforum on life support.
I've won this game because about half the town have been totally inactive.
You're a piece of shit with no regards for the health of the game or meta who thinks they're making some sort of heroic stand even though we're literally in the post game.
You're making some vain effort to troll and it's really a poor effort. I'd call you out on it properly but if I get banned right now the subforum may never recover.
The cringeworthy larping and constant assertion of your own heroism is tiring, but only because I'm trying to keep this piece of shit alive until the game ends so that when someone competent runs a game afterwards, veterans might be fooled into thinking that we can still find players and join up.
You don't even have a stake in this. You can't vote. You've done literally nothing to scumhunt, even as confirmed town. You're now relying on an ability which you have no role in, because kitrougard and myself get the results anyway.
You did literally nothing while the game was alive and now you're just shitposting throughout it's corpse.
Scum are active in the quicktopic. I know I've won. You can't avoid that.
And stop with the fucking red/bold """votes""". You can't vote. You're dead. You lost. There's nothing to be gained from personally antagonizing me. You know I'm scum. There's an inspect result and I claimed it. You're just being annoying for no reason. You could have contributed at any point in the game before day 3, but now you're doing nothing other than being a cunt. You acted like a cunt when you came in, you refused to play as part of the town, and you continued to do nothing but harass and annoy players with no intention of divining intent or role from any of it while you were dead.
If you join another game of mafia, I expect you to shape up immensely. Or guess what? I'll leave, and probably so will webadict. The game will stagnate and die and nobody will ever play mafia again. Hurray. I know you don't care, but you might want to consider the people who do.