Pretty much and his weird claim again.you think Mitch’s post about liking evans based on claim is just too on the nose?
Mitch basically just said the wrong thing about the wrong person at the wrong time
Pretty much and his weird claim again.you think Mitch’s post about liking evans based on claim is just too on the nose?
Er the point of the character cop is they can probably only recruit a certain characterWe're veering into setup spec territory here, but just to answer your question:
-To round out the role if scum each have multiple powers
-To help them identify/target high-profile town players
-To help them sniff out the SK
Given that it's a character cop and not a role cop, would it really help scum in terms of recruiting in any way not essentially already covered by the above?
I didn't think much of there being a census. Has that more recently become an omen?
I don’t think alco tends to get away with a lot, he’s Lynched fairly often. I think he’d try and pretend he’s at least got some kind of independent thought of his own. It’s not really a strong read or anything it’s just what my gut tells me.
Er the point of the character cop is they can probably only recruit a certain character
census tends to (not always) be in the game when the split is unusual or has the potential to change or at least that’s how it should be used lol. I don’t mind it being in the game as a red herring but it’s a good way to hint that something is up
To whoever the protective role is, just remember that if the serial killer has a clue, they’re gonna kill the towniest looking player they think they can get away with
I'm playing Chessmaster 3000 in my brain right now trying to figure out what your alignment could possibly be that would motivate you to hit send on this post.
I'm playing Chessmaster 3000 in my brain right now trying to figure out what your alignment could possibly be that would motivate you to hit send on this post.
You’re making me blush Peter.To me, that just means we've got different perspectives covered.
There are a lot of ways to phrase what he was theoretically trying to get across. He picked an odd one.