i DON'T CARE IF U BAN ME BUT GAMETHROWING IS A LEGIT STRATEGY TO WIN

[DarkTrooper]

See below
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I was 9, and some dude was pretending to be me. Anyways, once the GF died, I realized I needed to think outside of the box. Outside of the box means cutting loose my Triad connections to be seen as a town. Then when the roles were down, I needed to claim jailor. Then by being low key and not even voting, I told them I was the one who got 15, and the guy sided with me, and I won. So sometimes you need to sacrifice a pawn to win the game. LEGIT STRATEGY.

[Yukitaka Oni]

Slow down and calm down, some cruel tactics is needed to win indeed, don't have to be panic that much man. That is gonna happen in real life so calm down. At least you win man

[The Cheat]

It's not really a game-throw because it's clear that you were attempting to execute a "pretend to be town and convince people" strategy. :P

[Ash]

I don't think you know what gamethrowing is.

[DarknessB]

Agree with The Cheat and Ash here -- gamethrowing is intentionally playing to lose. Pretending to be Town and / or sacrificing a Triad member that was going to get lynched / killed anyway in order to establish credibility isn't gamethrowing. Also, winning the game is usually a good clear indication that you didn't gamethrow (unless someone else gamethrew as well or some other odd situation).

[DarkTrooper]

Even without suspicion, I called out the triad after n1. It was on d2 I tried to get my comrade lynched. I was unsuccessful, and went back at him on d3. He had no clue nor did anyone suspect him.