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I mostly mean when they claim cit and go on with it and turn out to be a sheriff or a busdriver or so after their lynched? Is that particularly game-throwing or just extreme trolling?
Another example is a mason claiming hes invest saying some dude is mafia and the mason gets lynched and comes up mason.
The first sounds like an attempt at WIFOM where a PR, power role, claims Citizen in order to become a less likely target for Mafia to kill.Quote:
Originally Posted by jordanrracer
The second sounds like party cheating. His invest/ sheriff buddy didn't want to out themselves so they had their less important mason friend be the outer. Or his friend is a Jester and he is trying to help his friend get an EZ win. Either way, pathetic and stupid.
I prefer the normal sized trolls. Then you can cut their hair and stuff and make them all look cool and different.
The mini trolls are just too small, and basically just made for keychains.
LOL. I remember those. I used to have a few..Quote:
Originally Posted by Cryptonic
A fun game to play as masons is Claim and ConfirmQuote:
Originally Posted by jordanrracer
You decide on one person at night
then, one mason goes "I'm invest, I checked x last night and he had weapons"
then, the other mason goes "I confirm, I'm sheriff, x is mafia"
then you lynch him and repeat tomorrow.
lol. I don't know if that's technically gamethrowing though..
masons are always moronic
it's notQuote:
Originally Posted by jordanrracer
game throwing would be if a sheriff outted themselves and got someone lynched
then you get him lynched, knowing he is sheriff.
That's like saying anyone who random lynches is gamethrowing lol
A sheriff claiming citizen can be cover as maf won't bother hitting a cit in priority.
A citizen claiming sheriff can be a lure as he sacrifices himself to let maf hit him with a chance of bodyguard or lookout hitting maf.
I think I saw you on YouTube the other day..Quote:
Originally Posted by Fallacy