And what do you know, I've made a miscount. I based my math off there being 7 players alive instead of 8. In that case, Pandarsenic it is. It's still guaranteed at least one vig is non-dopp, though. Long-story short, if both are dopps there's nothing we can do unless somebody's fakeclaimed and slow-rolled Exterminator or something else equally unlikely. At 7 players, even if we lynched the Extie vig and the other vig shot correctly, we'd still lose. If either of them is alive tomorrow, we have to assume they're confirmed townies.
@Jim: I'm not interested in who you target unless you're the dopp performing the doppkill. Everything else is irrelevant since dopps don't generally lie at MC in Paranormal (except dopp-only roles, obviously). I couldn't follow Janus since Janus was already dead. I could follow you, but I didn't know you could be a guy doing the dopp-kill. On the first night, it was all unknown, so I went after the player I suspected that the fewest players had said they suspected and I was least sure about, which in this case was Pand. I could of hit Janus here, too, but I figured Janus would be lynched anyways, so it didn't matter. I could of followed you, Jim, but I dislike using information roles to gain information I'm already sure I know.
Something's not adding up. Even if we assume the worst case scenario, the role weights don't equal balanced. I think it balances out if we assume there's a Dopp Leader or Adv. Dopp along with a Dopp Vig. There is the chance Meph actually took my advice and changed them around a lot just to mess with our heads, though.
Meph, can an intel scientist use more than one tracking implant during a single day? I feel odd asking this question considering I came up with the stupid invention. I think they can, I just want to make sure.