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[FallacyofUrist]

This reeks of irony.

[webadict]

I... should have realized the traitor didn't get who their ally was. It was obvious. Aaaaagh

I was suspected because I got this reversed. That should've been another hint, too

This reeks of irony.

Literally the most ironic win I've had since MVM2.

[TricMagic]

Town tended to vote in Green for most of the game, Blue voted in Red.

Also, I gotta go put something in queue. (I'm not going to bastard unless I say I am. Or am I?)

[BluarianKnight]

I'm calling this a win for me.

[webadict]

I'm calling this a win for me.

You have solid Townie play. Just need work on the reading angle. Also, I made it extremely difficult because I'm incomprehensible.

[Caz]

Couldn't get in to post earlier :@ boo

[Caz]

Finally read over this

Kinda annoyed I didn't get back in time for the last day esp since Blu ACTUALLY STARTED POSTING @_@ the posts being made were good but kinda doesn't matter if I didn't end up replying to them -.- and yeah the 'sending a signal' was problematic since I hadn't decided yet who the traitor-ally was likely to be.

Losing bc people think I'm town somehow is...   My posts were just reactionary only really.

Also the coin thing totally did pwn me via logic but I just kept shouting NO IDEA WHAT YOU'RE ON ABOUT SCUM IT'S OBV A PLOT over and over again. Which mostly worked.

All in all, weird game where you have to both look scum and town to win >_>

[TricMagic]

I do wonder if it could be balanced by having the scum know who the traitor is, or vice versa. As is this game needs the Scum to sway the two town to them, just as Town needs to sway the voters to them. If the traitor ally knows who it is, it becomes harder for town to win.

Of course, scum-ally not knowing who does lead to stuff like this. 

[webadict]

The coin thing was logically sound, but everyone gave you the benefit of the doubt because it sounds completely stupid.

If I had had a bit more time to think it over, I'd do it a bit better next time, so there was less wiggle room for you to straight deny.

[Caz]

DID you actually get something about coins in your PM? Or did you just make it up?

[webadict]

DID you actually get something about coins in your PM? Or did you just make it up?

I made it up. I figured it'd be easier for everyone if we had something to talk about.

Honestly, the correct way to throw me off would be to play along. Then... I can no longer deny I made it up, and you've just used my only weapon against me. It'd also make the game infinitely more WIFOMy then it was.

[notquitethere]

Was it logically sound? Caz said you were lying and you were. I suppose I could have looked more closely at the argument as you were town after all!

[webadict]

I was lying about the coins, but Caz shouldn't know anything about the coins as Town. I would be lying only about a coin that has Caz's fingerprints on it. But, Caz said no coins (plural) existed, period, a fact that can't be known by anyone but scum.

[notquitethere]

I think Caz thought that was stronger than I did. What he actually said was:

"This is lies. My PM contained no information about coins, NQT was the one that brought it up as a Lucky reference."

And he's telling the truth there on all three points. You lied, his PM didn't contain any information on coins. I brought up coins.

[ToonyMan]

I think you guys really did elect the traitor candidate.