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Good Evening Scientists,
There should be two of you here
There should be two of you here
That feels really desperate to me. It obviously could be a power move to ascertain one more infection, but why not test Randomless then? What if he gets a protection off? That, combined with how the Thing has lost a few of its limbs over the past few days makes it hard to see this as anything but a numbers game and a play for time. Blarg was effectively dead and Hedin's name was getting floated as well. I am looking forward to Hedin's explanation, should be fun at least.
I should give you the spiel too, it is a tradition at this point.
I have a gun and I like to shoot with it. Besides Blarg and Hedin, who do you think I should shoot? Why shouldn't I shoot you?
You were rather adamant about the idea that no infection happened on N4, what exactly makes you think that? Didn't people say that they got actions through?
Like I said, if this was a power move to win the game tonight or something on that level. If Rando gets tested, he can't protect anybody and the infection is more free to spread. I think this was the opposite, this was a survival move instead. I see what you say about him being a possible deep... what's the term for cult again? Hood? Deep hood? Sure. If he is that, I think he must've been a somewhat fresh recruit.Why would they want to force a test on Random? Either he's a deep Thing and would die or he would be confirmed town, both bad options for scum.
What makes you conclude the first thing? I think baking in an anti-quad test mechanic like that would be too strong and from a design POV a bit too predetermined.Hedin's power also did not seem like a scum power, meaning that he was likely recruited, not original. This also means that scum can still use their powers after being recruiting, so we can't rule people out based on demonstrated power use.
That's what it is at this point, well, that's what it always was. Gun is a topic that gets people talking. I shot Blarg last night; I debated between shooting him or Hedin. That's what I meant by Hedin being my 2nd target.If this is more of a question about who's my biggest scum read outside of Blarg and Hedin, I would say probably Loki based on thinking about contact tracing, followed by Vere, EC, and anex, based on a combination of contact tracing and reads.
Who did you shoot last night? You said at first that you shot Blarg but failed, but then later that Hedin was your shot target.
Ok, that certainly wasn't the feeling I got from your D6 opening post. I imagine you can understand why I thought like the way I did. Written word can seem very concrete even when it is not intended as such.I wasn't adamant about that.
Like I said, if this was a power move to win the game tonight or something on that level. If Rando gets tested, he can't protect anybody and the infection is more free to spread. I think this was the opposite, this was a survival move instead. I see what you say about him being a possible deep... what's the term for cult again? Hood? Deep hood? Sure. If he is that, I think he must've been a somewhat fresh recruit.
What makes you conclude the first thing? I think baking in an anti-quad test mechanic like that would be too strong and from a design POV a bit too predetermined.
Ok, that certainly wasn't the feeling I got from your D6 opening post. I imagine you can understand why I thought like the way I did. Written word can seem very concrete even when it is not intended as such.
Who were Rando's targets again? I remember him spamming you but what happened before that? I ended up believing that Rando was town at least on the day he claimed, I should factor in what he claims to have done.
The all scum could infect idea sounded silly the first time it was said. Exponential growth is a horrible anti-town mechanic that has no place in a game. Default cult conversion is already a overpowered mechanic on its own.