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[B]Account Name 1:[/B] Burstcommand
[B]Account ID 1:[/B] 1-S2-1-8598575
[B]In-Game Name1 :[/B] PUBES
[B]Crimes Committed:[/B] Game Throw

[B]Account Name 2:[/B] Dude
[B]Account ID 2:[/B] 1-S2-1-8409579
[B]In-Game Name 2 :[/B] Ivanka BooB
[B]Crimes Committed 2:[/B] Role-Quit

[B]Your Account Name:[/B] Keaton
[B]Summary: [/B]

Pretty obvious stuff. #4 rolls Lookout and quits immediately. #14 spams day 1 chat with "1 is framer, 14 is agent, 6 is godfather", all of which is true.
Game is completely ruined and it paves the way for the judge to earn Judge of Dread which otherwise wouldn't have been achievable.

Account Name 1: Burstcommand
Account ID 1: 1-S2-1-8598575
In-Game Name1 : PUBES
Crimes Committed: Game Throw

Account Name 2: Dude
Account ID 2: 1-S2-1-8409579
In-Game Name 2 : Ivanka BooB
Crimes Committed 2: Role-Quit

Your Account Name: Keaton
Summary:

Pretty obvious stuff. #4 rolls Lookout and quits immediately. #14 spams day 1 chat with "1 is framer, 14 is agent, 6 is godfather", all of which is true.
Game is completely ruined and it paves the way for the judge to earn Judge of Dread which otherwise wouldn't have been achievable.

Keaton: 1-S2-1-1001040
Role: Interrogator

Special Note:
A total of 6 achievements were earning during the course of this replay, including Flawless Victory and first role wins for all 3 Triad Players.

Synopsis:
Interrogator kidnaps and executes the Mayor after he is forced to reveal during trial on day 2. Unfortunately, the Interrogator's actions were observed by two town Lookouts. The Interrogator is able to mount a defense, convince the town to lynch both Lookouts and leads the Triad to a Flawless Victory including first wins for all 4 surviving evils.

N1:
Kidnaps #5 (Lookout). Uses -target to ensure the Dragon Head selects a target moments before the night ends.

D2:
Escort, and Sheriff flip as killed. Serial Killer flips as dead having died from disconnecting. #5(Lookout) claims to have been jailed and #10 (Lookout) claims that he is lying as #10 only saw the now dead sheriff visit #5. #13 (Mayor) is put on trial. He reveals and is pardoned. His accuser #3 (Investigator) receives 6 of the 7 votes necessary to put him on trial. The Interrogator refuses to vote to lynch with his Triad allies in order to ensure he can kidnap the Mayor that evening instead.

N2:
Interrogator has Mayor jailed. Claims "jailing you to keep you safe." He continues to bombard the Mayor with questions all night preventing him from having the opportunity to update his last will with vital information for the town. With zero seconds left on the night clock, Interrogator elects to execute the Mayor. The Mayor is executed without updating his last will from the first night entry.

D3:
Mayor flips as dead. #5 (Lookout) claims that #9 (Interrogator), #10 (Lookout) and #14 (Bodyguard) all visited Mayor that evening. The town votes to put #10 on trial. Although both lookouts last wills confirm one another (despite a typo from #10), #5 does not trust #10 as he claimed he lied about having been jailed. #10 is lynched 5-3 and flips as Lookout.

N4:
Interrogator suspects that he will be lynched the following day, so he instructs his fellow Triad not to come to his defense if he is put on trial to protect themselves. The Interrogator suggests to kill #14, as he visited Mayor the night before.

D5:
#14 flips as Bodyguard after having been shot by both Vigilante and Dragon Head. #15 Claims Vigilante and is presumed confirmed when nobody counters. #15 knows knows that #9 is Interrogator and instructs the town to lynch him. Interrogator is put on trial where he claims to be a Bodyguard. He says he was unable to protect the Mayor since Interrogators kill is unblockable and that 5 must be the Interrogator. He is acquitted 2-2. #5 is put on trial where he claims to be the Lookout and that he is confirmed because he said who visited Mayor before the other Lookout. The Interrogator capitalizes on the fact that #5 failed to post his last will claiming that a real Lookout would have a full last will. #5 is lynched 5-1 and flips as Lookout. Seeing this, #1 (Witch) whispers the Interrogator and identifies himself as the Witch.

N5:
Interrogator uses the -target feature to inform his fellow Triad of the Witches identity without saying his number in case of Spy. Interrogator directs the Triads to kill #15, the confirmed Vigilante. #15 decides to shoot #9, but the Bus Driver swaps #7 (Jester) and #9 (Interrogator).

D6:
#7 flips as jester having been shot by the Vigilante. #15 flips as Vigilante having been shot by the Dragon Head. Evils now have the majority, 4v2. Evils lynch #11 who flips as Bus Driver. Realizing that the final town player remaining is a town random role, the Interrogator informs the Witch that the plan is to play it safe by taking no night actions.

N7:
The Interrogator instructs his fellow Triads to play it safe and to take no night actions and that they can lynch #3 tomorrow for the Flawless Victory win. Note, even if #3 was a Vigilante, Vigilante acts before evils. As such, killing #3 carries no benefit and could ruin the Flawless Victory achievement if he is actually a Veteran with an alert remaining.

D8:
Evils lynch #3 who flips as Investigator. Triad win with Witch.

Highlights:
- 6 achievements earned by players during the match included one for all members of the Triad.
- Interrogator refusing to lynch #3 on day 2 to ensure he can kidnap Mayor instead.
- Interrogator distracts the Mayor from making any updates to his last will.
- Interrogator executes the Mayor with 0:00 remaining on the night clock.
- Interrogator mounts a successful defense despite having been seen by two Lookouts and convinces the town to lynch both Lookout claims instead.
- Interrogator successfully leads Triad to a Flawless Victory.

Keaton: 1-S2-1-1001040
Role: Interrogator

Special Note:
A total of 6 achievements were earning during the course of this replay, including Flawless Victory and first role wins for all 3 Triad Players.

Synopsis:
Interrogator kidnaps and executes the Mayor after he is forced to reveal during trial on day 2. Unfortunately, the Interrogator's actions were observed by two town Lookouts. The Interrogator is able to mount a defense, convince the town to lynch both Lookouts and leads the Triad to a Flawless Victory including first wins for all 4 surviving evils.

N1:
Kidnaps #5 (Lookout). Uses -target to ensure the Dragon Head selects a target moments before the night ends.

D2:
Escort, and Sheriff flip as killed. Serial Killer flips as dead having died from disconnecting. #5(Lookout) claims to have been jailed and #10 (Lookout) claims that he is lying as #10 only saw the now dead sheriff visit #5. #13 (Mayor) is put on trial. He reveals and is pardoned. His accuser #3 (Investigator) receives 6 of the 7 votes necessary to put him on trial. The Interrogator refuses to vote to lynch with his Triad allies in order to ensure he can kidnap the Mayor that evening instead.

N2:
Interrogator has Mayor jailed. Claims "jailing you to keep you safe." He continues to bombard the Mayor with questions all night preventing him from having the opportunity to update his last will with vital information for the town. With zero seconds left on the night clock, Interrogator elects to execute the Mayor. The Mayor is executed without updating his last will from the first night entry.

D3:
Mayor flips as dead. #5 (Lookout) claims that #9 (Interrogator), #10 (Lookout) and #14 (Bodyguard) all visited Mayor that evening. The town votes to put #10 on trial. Although both lookouts last wills confirm one another (despite a typo from #10), #5 does not trust #10 as he claimed he lied about having been jailed. #10 is lynched 5-3 and flips as Lookout.

N4:
Interrogator suspects that he will be lynched the following day, so he instructs his fellow Triad not to come to his defense if he is put on trial to protect themselves. The Interrogator suggests to kill #14, as he visited Mayor the night before.

D5:
#14 flips as Bodyguard after having been shot by both Vigilante and Dragon Head. #15 Claims Vigilante and is presumed confirmed when nobody counters. #15 knows knows that #9 is Interrogator and instructs the town to lynch him. Interrogator is put on trial where he claims to be a Bodyguard. He says he was unable to protect the Mayor since Interrogators kill is unblockable and that 5 must be the Interrogator. He is acquitted 2-2. #5 is put on trial where he claims to be the Lookout and that he is confirmed because he said who visited Mayor before the other Lookout. The Interrogator capitalizes on the fact that #5 failed to post his last will claiming that a real Lookout would have a full last will. #5 is lynched 5-1 and flips as Lookout. Seeing this, #1 (Witch) whispers the Interrogator and identifies himself as the Witch.

N5:
Interrogator uses the -target feature to inform his fellow Triad of the Witches identity without saying his number in case of Spy. Interrogator directs the Triads to kill #15, the confirmed Vigilante. #15 decides to shoot #9, but the Bus Driver swaps #7 (Jester) and #9 (Interrogator).

D6:
#7 flips as jester having been shot by the Vigilante. #15 flips as Vigilante having been shot by the Dragon Head. Evils now have the majority, 4v2. Evils lynch #11 who flips as Bus Driver. Realizing that the final town player remaining is a town random role, the Interrogator informs the Witch that the plan is to play it safe by taking no night actions.

N7:
The Interrogator instructs his fellow Triads to play it safe and to take no night actions and that they can lynch #3 tomorrow for the Flawless Victory win. Note, even if #3 was a Vigilante, Vigilante acts before evils. As such, killing #3 carries no benefit and could ruin the Flawless Victory achievement if he is actually a Veteran with an alert remaining.

D8:
Evils lynch #3 who flips as Investigator. Triad win with Witch.

Highlights:
- 6 achievements earned by players during the match included one for all members of the Triad.
- Interrogator refusing to lynch #3 on day 2 to ensure he can kidnap Mayor instead.
- Interrogator distracts the Mayor from making any updates to his last will.
- Interrogator executes the Mayor with 0:00 remaining on the night clock.
- Interrogator mounts a successful defense despite having been seen by two Lookouts and convinces the town to lynch both Lookout claims instead.
- Interrogator successfully leads Triad to a Flawless Victory.

[B]Account Name:[/B] Airdawg
[B]Account ID:[/B] 1-S2-1-1549644
[B]In-Game Name:[/B] Kill the shit host

[B]Crimes Committed:[/B] Role Quit

[B]Your Account Name:[/B] Keaton
[B]Summary: [/B]

Standard role quit. #3 waits to see that he rolls doctor then quits.

Account Name: Airdawg
Account ID: 1-S2-1-1549644
In-Game Name: Kill the shit host

Crimes Committed: Role Quit

Your Account Name: Keaton
Summary:

Standard role quit. #3 waits to see that he rolls doctor then quits.

[B]Account Name:[/B] Goku
[B]Account ID:[/B] 1-S2-1-8524365
[B]In-Game Name:[/B] Dennisthedank

[B]Crimes Committed:[/B] Gamethrowing

[B]Your Account Name:[/B] Keaton
[B]Summary: [/B]

#2 roles Doctor. Day 2, #1 (Sheriff) flips as dead. #2 (Doctor) claims he is detective and that 7 visited 1 on night 1 and that #7 must be SK. The town lynches #7 who flips as sheriff.
This is completely false information and a clear cut attempt to sabotage the town. If this isn't game throwing, I don't know what is.

Account Name: Goku
Account ID: 1-S2-1-8524365
In-Game Name: Dennisthedank

Crimes Committed: Gamethrowing

Your Account Name: Keaton
Summary:

#2 roles Doctor. Day 2, #1 (Sheriff) flips as dead. #2 (Doctor) claims he is detective and that 7 visited 1 on night 1 and that #7 must be SK. The town lynches #7 who flips as sheriff.
This is completely false information and a clear cut attempt to sabotage the town. If this isn't game throwing, I don't know what is.

I'm sorry, but this conclusion is unacceptable regarding Pallas. Your position appears to be that ignoring leads from confirmed investigative roles, and refusing to claim a role & last will during trial somehow does not constitute game throwing. Do you really think the game works if individuals play in this manner? Without leads, roles and last wills, every game would just be a series of random lynches.

If this community's official position is that refusing to offer a defense including an actual role claim and last will does not constitute a game throw, you are literally giving trolls an loophole for how to ruin the game. It's one thing if the player doesn't have a last will because they have been afk or are new and don't understand the meta. It's a completely different thing when that player has all of the desired information stored in their last will and they just refuse to copy paste it during their trial.

I'm not trying to be difficult or vindictive. I'm just attempting to defend the integrity of the game and this community. Frankly, if this type of behavior isn't seen as game throwing, no type of behaviour should be seen as game throwing. The only crimes that would be reportable would be leave-training, role-quitting and hacking.

I'm sorry, but this conclusion is unacceptable regarding Pallas. Your position appears to be that ignoring leads from confirmed investigative roles, and refusing to claim a role & last will during trial somehow does not constitute game throwing. Do you really think the game works if individuals play in this manner? Without leads, roles and last wills, every game would just be a series of random lynches.

If this community's official position is that refusing to offer a defense including an actual role claim and last will does not constitute a game throw, you are literally giving trolls an loophole for how to ruin the game. It's one thing if the player doesn't have a last will because they have been afk or are new and don't understand the meta. It's a completely different thing when that player has all of the desired information stored in their last will and they just refuse to copy paste it during their trial.

I'm not trying to be difficult or vindictive. I'm just attempting to defend the integrity of the game and this community. Frankly, if this type of behavior isn't seen as game throwing, no type of behaviour should be seen as game throwing. The only crimes that would be reportable would be leave-training, role-quitting and hacking.

[B]Account Name 1:[/B] Greghouse
[B]Account ID 1:[/B] 1-S2-1-2799576
[B]In-Game Name: 1[/B] Giacobbe the Fat

[B]Account Name 2:[/B] Pallas
[B]Account ID 2:[/B] 1-S2-1-3647415
[B]In-Game Name 2:[/B] Cult Cabana

[B]Crimes Committed:[/B] Gamethrowing

[B]Your Account Name:[/B] Keaton
[B]Summary: [/B]

Game starts, #1 rolls Escort and #6 rolls Spy. Day 2, #6 (spy) claims to be investigator and that #10 (Veteran) is mafia. #10 is trialed and claims to be a veteran that was on alert. He suggests that 6 could not have investigated him or else he would have died. #10 is voted innocent and #6 is put on trial. #6 says "Kill me. I'm guilty of starting shit. Hehehe" and offers no role or last will. #6 is lynched and flips as Spy. He laughs about his actions in the graveyard and leaves the game. A clear cut game-throw.

Fast forward to day 5. #13(Investigator) flips as dead and his last will indicates that #15 has Kidnapping and Murder as crimes, suggesting jailor. #1 (Escort) attempts to lead a lynch against #15 (Jailor) saying he could be SK. This results in #1 being put on trial. During his trial, #1 claims "I'm a fuckin whore" (which presumably means escort or consort), but doesn't clarify or offer a last will. The town asks for a proper defense, which he doesn't offer and is lynched. #1 flips as escort and his full last will is posted.

The following day, it's 2 Serial Killers vs. 2 Town. Town loses as a result. Both #1 and #6 deliberately sabotaged the town by refusing to offer a proper defense including roles and last wills when requested.

This type of behavior is becoming more and more frequent in SC2 mafia and it's ruining the community. Both players can be seen laughing about how their behavior impacted the game in the graveyard or end game chat. They clearly have no remorse for their actions. I'm on the verge of quitting this game entirely to avoid toxic players like the individuals in this report. I humbly request that more severe punishments are employed against trolls and gamethrowers to disincentivize this type of behavior before the game becomes completely unplayable.

Account Name 1: Greghouse
Account ID 1: 1-S2-1-2799576
In-Game Name: 1 Giacobbe the Fat

Account Name 2: Pallas
Account ID 2: 1-S2-1-3647415
In-Game Name 2: Cult Cabana

Crimes Committed: Gamethrowing

Your Account Name: Keaton
Summary:

Game starts, #1 rolls Escort and #6 rolls Spy. Day 2, #6 (spy) claims to be investigator and that #10 (Veteran) is mafia. #10 is trialed and claims to be a veteran that was on alert. He suggests that 6 could not have investigated him or else he would have died. #10 is voted innocent and #6 is put on trial. #6 says "Kill me. I'm guilty of starting shit. Hehehe" and offers no role or last will. #6 is lynched and flips as Spy. He laughs about his actions in the graveyard and leaves the game. A clear cut game-throw.

Fast forward to day 5. #13(Investigator) flips as dead and his last will indicates that #15 has Kidnapping and Murder as crimes, suggesting jailor. #1 (Escort) attempts to lead a lynch against #15 (Jailor) saying he could be SK. This results in #1 being put on trial. During his trial, #1 claims "I'm a fuckin whore" (which presumably means escort or consort), but doesn't clarify or offer a last will. The town asks for a proper defense, which he doesn't offer and is lynched. #1 flips as escort and his full last will is posted.

The following day, it's 2 Serial Killers vs. 2 Town. Town loses as a result. Both #1 and #6 deliberately sabotaged the town by refusing to offer a proper defense including roles and last wills when requested.

This type of behavior is becoming more and more frequent in SC2 mafia and it's ruining the community. Both players can be seen laughing about how their behavior impacted the game in the graveyard or end game chat. They clearly have no remorse for their actions. I'm on the verge of quitting this game entirely to avoid toxic players like the individuals in this report. I humbly request that more severe punishments are employed against trolls and gamethrowers to disincentivize this type of behavior before the game becomes completely unplayable.

[B]Account Name:[/B] Cobra
[B]Account ID:[/B] 1-S2-1-427392
[B]In-Game Name:[/B] Cotton Mather

[B]Crimes Committed:[/B] Intentional Game-Throwing

[B]Your Account Name:[/B] Keaton
[B]Summary:[/B]

#7 rolls Godfather. Night One, the Godfather does not select anyone for his kill target. Day Two, Godfather updates his Last Will to read "Stephano the Sharp = FRAMER Zanipolo = Consort". Note that both of these claims are 100% true. #7 then starts spamming variations of "I AM GODFATHER" and "VOTE ME UP" until the town votes him to trial. During his trial, #7 reasserts that he is guilty and informs the town that he has identified his mafia teammates in his last will. #7 is lynched and is revealed to be Godfather. #14 (Consort) leaves the game. Day Three, #14 dies and is revealed to be Consort. Town decides to follow the Godfather's last will and lynches #9 (Framer/Mafioso).

The game results in a Town Wins. This is an open and shut case of intentional game-throwing.

Account Name: Cobra
Account ID: 1-S2-1-427392
In-Game Name: Cotton Mather

Crimes Committed: Intentional Game-Throwing

Your Account Name: Keaton
Summary:

#7 rolls Godfather. Night One, the Godfather does not select anyone for his kill target. Day Two, Godfather updates his Last Will to read "Stephano the Sharp = FRAMER Zanipolo = Consort". Note that both of these claims are 100% true. #7 then starts spamming variations of "I AM GODFATHER" and "VOTE ME UP" until the town votes him to trial. During his trial, #7 reasserts that he is guilty and informs the town that he has identified his mafia teammates in his last will. #7 is lynched and is revealed to be Godfather. #14 (Consort) leaves the game. Day Three, #14 dies and is revealed to be Consort. Town decides to follow the Godfather's last will and lynches #9 (Framer/Mafioso).

The game results in a Town Wins. This is an open and shut case of intentional game-throwing.

I apologize. I thought it might be easier to keep them within the same thread given that they related to the same continuous issue. Do you want me to do that with the above additional report (the 3rd report) now or just going forward on any additional reports? Whatever is most convenient for your review process.

I apologize. I thought it might be easier to keep them within the same thread given that they related to the same continuous issue. Do you want me to do that with the above additional report (the 3rd report) now or just going forward on any additional reports? Whatever is most convenient for your review process.

Here is a 3rd save in which NeverUnlucky whispers his role to Aroith on Day One. Although they end up being on different teams for this game, they still continue to share information with one another via whispers throughout the game.

I want to emphasize that these are just the games that I'm witnessing first hand and that there are likely countless more occurrences. It's clear from the conversations within these replays that NeverUnlucky shows no remorse for his actions and that he clearly intends to continue to engage in this behavior indefinitely.

These players are going to continue to engage in this behavior until they are banned or until someone steps in to inform them that this type of collaboration is cheating and fundamentally impacts the flow of the game.

Here is a 3rd save in which NeverUnlucky whispers his role to Aroith on Day One. Although they end up being on different teams for this game, they still continue to share information with one another via whispers throughout the game.

I want to emphasize that these are just the games that I'm witnessing first hand and that there are likely countless more occurrences. It's clear from the conversations within these replays that NeverUnlucky shows no remorse for his actions and that he clearly intends to continue to engage in this behavior indefinitely.

These players are going to continue to engage in this behavior until they are banned or until someone steps in to inform them that this type of collaboration is cheating and fundamentally impacts the flow of the game.

Here is another replay showing NeverUnlucky whispering his role to Aroith on Day One. Note that they even queue into this game in adjacent spots. They go on to share vital information that they otherwise would not have that alters the flow of the game. Town ends up winning as a result.

If you refer to day 3, they clearly admit to collaborating in their whispers to one another. NeverUnlucky seems to be under the impression that this should not count as an offense because they are collaborating within the game and not via Skype or Facebook.

It is irrefutable that NeverUnlucky's intention is to give himself (or Aroith) some form of unfair advantage. He makes no effort to deny this. The fact of the matter is that this type of play unfairly impacts the results of any game in which they participate.

Here is another replay showing NeverUnlucky whispering his role to Aroith on Day One. Note that they even queue into this game in adjacent spots. They go on to share vital information that they otherwise would not have that alters the flow of the game. Town ends up winning as a result.

If you refer to day 3, they clearly admit to collaborating in their whispers to one another. NeverUnlucky seems to be under the impression that this should not count as an offense because they are collaborating within the game and not via Skype or Facebook.

It is irrefutable that NeverUnlucky's intention is to give himself (or Aroith) some form of unfair advantage. He makes no effort to deny this. The fact of the matter is that this type of play unfairly impacts the results of any game in which they participate.

[B]Account Name:[/B] NeverUnlucky
[B]Account ID:[/B] 1-S2-1-2326703
[B]In-Game Name:[/B] Armando Rizzo

[B]Crimes Committed:[/B] Cheating/Griefing

[B]Your Account Name:[/B] Keaton
[B]Summary: [/B]

NeverUnlucky (#6) rolls Marshall. At the start of Day One, #6 whispers #9 (Bodyguard) "Marshall zzz". At this point in the game, there is no possible manner by which #6 could have known that he was whispering another town player. Either #6 is cheating and has knowledge of what #9's role is, or he is going into the game with the intention of colluding with a known friend (Note that #6 calls the BG by his account name prior to any names being identified on Day Two). In either case, this is an example of an individual attempting to disrupt the normal flow of the game. Note that this intentional pre-game collusion resulted in the Mass Murderer's demise on Night One.

I would classify the remainder of #6's play as griefing. He made the choice to reveal himself as Marshall on Day Two despite there being a confirmed Veteran (#2 - Doctor was killed visiting the alert Veteran on Night One) that could have collected town roles. He followed this choice up by choosing to lynch a player he knew was Jester and subsequently announced such to the town. He then attempting to lead a lynch against the Sheriff saying "8 IS MAFIA" which prompted the town to stop following his leads.

The game ended in a Triad victory. This is a simple case of a toxic player attempting to ruin the game for other people.

For completeness note that the following Role Quit crime also took place within this game:

[B]Account Name:[/B] Nox
[B]Account ID:[/B] 1-S2-1-1652783
[B]In-Game Name:[/B] Angelo

[B]Crimes Committed:[/B] Role-Quitting
[B]Summary:[/B]

Nox #14 rolls Investigator. Day One he says "Investigator sucks, inves out-" and quits.

Account Name: NeverUnlucky
Account ID: 1-S2-1-2326703
In-Game Name: Armando Rizzo

Crimes Committed: Cheating/Griefing

Your Account Name: Keaton
Summary:

NeverUnlucky (#6) rolls Marshall. At the start of Day One, #6 whispers #9 (Bodyguard) "Marshall zzz". At this point in the game, there is no possible manner by which #6 could have known that he was whispering another town player. Either #6 is cheating and has knowledge of what #9's role is, or he is going into the game with the intention of colluding with a known friend (Note that #6 calls the BG by his account name prior to any names being identified on Day Two). In either case, this is an example of an individual attempting to disrupt the normal flow of the game. Note that this intentional pre-game collusion resulted in the Mass Murderer's demise on Night One.

I would classify the remainder of #6's play as griefing. He made the choice to reveal himself as Marshall on Day Two despite there being a confirmed Veteran (#2 - Doctor was killed visiting the alert Veteran on Night One) that could have collected town roles. He followed this choice up by choosing to lynch a player he knew was Jester and subsequently announced such to the town. He then attempting to lead a lynch against the Sheriff saying "8 IS MAFIA" which prompted the town to stop following his leads.

The game ended in a Triad victory. This is a simple case of a toxic player attempting to ruin the game for other people.

For completeness note that the following Role Quit crime also took place within this game:

Account Name: Nox
Account ID: 1-S2-1-1652783
In-Game Name: Angelo

Crimes Committed: Role-Quitting
Summary:

Nox #14 rolls Investigator. Day One he says "Investigator sucks, inves out-" and quits.

[B]Account Name:[/B] Toast
[B]Account ID:[/B] 1-S2-1-8223505
[B]In-Game Name:[/B] NOT JESTER

[B]Crimes Committed:[/B] Skyping or Hacking

[B]Your Account Name:[/B] Keaton
[B]Summary:[/B]

Fast forward to Day 5. #5 (Auditor) gets lynched by town. During his execution, he identifies #14 as Godfather, #13 as Consort and #7 as Beguiler. All three of these claims are 100% accurate. There is no possible way the auditor could have known their roles without hacking or being on Skype.

Mafia still won the game, but this player should be punished based on his intent to ruin the game.

Account Name: Toast
Account ID: 1-S2-1-8223505
In-Game Name: NOT JESTER

Crimes Committed: Skyping or Hacking

Your Account Name: Keaton
Summary:

Fast forward to Day 5. #5 (Auditor) gets lynched by town. During his execution, he identifies #14 as Godfather, #13 as Consort and #7 as Beguiler. All three of these claims are 100% accurate. There is no possible way the auditor could have known their roles without hacking or being on Skype.

Mafia still won the game, but this player should be punished based on his intent to ruin the game.

[B]Account Name:[/B] Goofenstein
[B]Account ID:[/B] 1-S2-1-5581549
[B]In-Game Name:[/B] Syrian Asylum Seeker

[B]Crimes Committed:[/B] Game-Throwing

[B]Your Account Name:[/B] Keaton
[B]Summary:[/B] On Day 6, the remaining roles were 2 Triad vs. 1 Town. Rather than lynch the final town player, Goofenstein lynched his fellow Triad making the count 1 Triad vs. 1 Town. Rather than go for to solo win by killing the last town player (a jailor) on Night 6, both remaining players commit suicide. The result was nobody wins. I can't say for certain if this was planned before hand or if they were engaging in out of game communication, but the facts of the matter are clear. Goofenstein threw the game not just by lynching his ally, but by committing suicide to ensure his team lost.

Account Name: Goofenstein
Account ID: 1-S2-1-5581549
In-Game Name: Syrian Asylum Seeker

Crimes Committed: Game-Throwing

Your Account Name: Keaton
Summary: On Day 6, the remaining roles were 2 Triad vs. 1 Town. Rather than lynch the final town player, Goofenstein lynched his fellow Triad making the count 1 Triad vs. 1 Town. Rather than go for to solo win by killing the last town player (a jailor) on Night 6, both remaining players commit suicide. The result was nobody wins. I can't say for certain if this was planned before hand or if they were engaging in out of game communication, but the facts of the matter are clear. Goofenstein threw the game not just by lynching his ally, but by committing suicide to ensure his team lost.