Lookout only saw 1 Jailor visit target

[zmaniacz]

N1 - 5 and 9 jail 4
N1 - 11 (lookout) watches 4
11 only sees 9 visit and 4 visit, but not 5.
4 is Arson...not sure how that plays into it.

Led me to accuse 11 of being a liar since why wouldn't he see 5 visit as well?

[Arrow]

If I recall correctly, a jailor only counts as 'visiting' a target (and thus can be seen by lookout/detective/agent/vanguard) if they actually execute the guy. I haven't watched the replay, but unless the guy was executed twice, there should only be one jailor visit.

[arielb]

If I recall correctly, a jailor only counts as 'visiting' a target (and thus can be seen by lookout/detective/agent/vanguard) if they actually execute the guy. I haven't watched the replay, but unless the guy was executed twice, there should only be one jailor visit.

i already tested it, its a weird behavior but (from wiki)

Jailors visit their target only when performing an execution.

Jailed targets never visit the Jailor, they are always considered home.

This is not true for Mass Murderer, if a Jailor executes his target, and the Mass Murderer visits the Jailor, both the Jailor and its target will be attacked.

The Jailor stays home during execution, and its target visits the Jailor (Though an Agent will see the Jailor visiting his captive, but it visits his captive at his own house. (Maybe a bug)

[louiswill]

off topic

Well, there are two layers of visiting:
1. Visit for action
2. Visit house

Normally, agent/lookout/detective/... can see type 1 visiting.

Such as arsonist ignite, it did the burning in its own house, "visit its own house for an action". It is proven detectable.

Most of type 2 visiting happens instantaneously with type 1.

However, there are some role doesn't do both at same time....that's the freaking jailor.
(Another example is probably lookout, lookout can dodge veteran, so it "visits for action" but not "visits the house")

Jailor executions are 'visit for action', thus lookout can see but jailor remains at its own house.

Jailor snatched its captive so its captive also visited jailor's house.

But it was not 'visit for action', so it is not detectable.

Mass murderer can not kill jailor by waiting in captive's house.

Well, that is my explanation for myself.

From what I do know, implementing mass murderer introduced the idea of house.

[AppleyNO]

If I recall correctly, a jailor only counts as 'visiting' a target (and thus can be seen by lookout/detective/agent/vanguard) if they actually execute the guy. I haven't watched the replay, but unless the guy was executed twice, there should only be one jailor visit.

This is correct. Working as intended.