btw, while all this stuff is good to know i’m not feeling any closer to voting out scum than i was at the start of the day.
Ajia nodded. "Princess's Guardian is right. We don't win this game by solving mysteries. We win this by voting out the right people."
"I'm also curious as to why Kimiko [Seren] thought Puck wasn't involved in the diamond mark, since it seemed pretty obvious he was taking credit?"
"Anyway,"--she paced in front of her stone--"since I don't have any suspects right now, I want to try to sort though some of the people I
don't want to vote for. Maybe it'll be helpful--"
Dave - His story checks out, and he's been quick to clear up misunderstandings and keep people on track,
and keep people from getting distracted.
Nanu - I feel good about the points he's been making. It seems like he's trying to keep facts straight and prevent misunderstandings.
Puck - The info about the diamond mark and the questions/concerns that resulted feel genuine and helpful.
Mademoiselle - Several times she's tried to keep people on task and avoid distractions.
Courtney - This is a long shot, but bear with me. The questions that Courtney's guardian asked this morning don't feel like the questions that would have been asked by someone who'd had all night to talk about the game with allies."
[[One of my town-finding tools is looking for players that seem out of the loop. Town, in general, tends to be more confused than mafia. Now, this tool won't be very useful in a game without mafia daytalk (*shakes fist*), but it
does mean that we can look at the
start of day posts. It's not a sure thing, and the last mafia game had a scumteam so timezoned that they had almost no visible coordination at all. But I do find it somewhat unlikely that someone who'd had all night phase to talk with scumbuddies would have
mixed up Dave's dread with the strings, and I don't think it was an act, either.]]
[[Some thoughts on other players coming next.]]