S-FM 209: Surreptitious: The Game of Spies

[PLZLEAVEDUCKK]

Hi! Just for the record, on days when I don't have a depressing amount of work to do, this time would probably be the absolute worst time to send me a shout-out. Anyway, anything in particular you wanted to discuss?

PS: Just drink a lot of water, really no way to get through it other than that IMO.

I will discuss anything with anyone, you will notice I will be on the thread most of the time with minimal sleep. The site has a lot of people who view the thread then leave, so I like to just ping them out to encourage interaction.

I have read team liquid games, so I can see why this may be a bit different for you.

[Never Unlucky]

Catching up.

You do use it to manipulate others because if there's one thing you adore, it's being widely town-read. Hence why this move of yours stands out as it does.

Reminds me of Calix.

The main advantages fake-claiming No-Alignment has as scum is to take yourself off the table for the lynch. However, mafia in that position would want their group voted so that the chances of a ML are higher. Also you could have drawn less attention to yourself by simply voting for a different group and thus save yourself that way.

This leads me to a concern. If he himself doesn't know his alignment, do the scum know his alignment (by POE or by seeing his name in the groupscum chat)? If not, that makes it a very good WIFOM play on his part. If his alignment is town, then he is discouraging the scum to push for him as he may be one of theirs.

Also, it cant be random, or if all 4 mafia go in one group, the game just ends lol.

About this setup spec discussion between Duck and JTL -- assuming this is 2-1-1, it makes up for a good NKA. Scum are most likely to kill a player from the group they have 2 members in as they just need to eliminate 2 players from this group rather than 4. Let's keep that in mind.

If group 2 was selected, are you able to vote based on your reads and not personal bias against that player?

I don't want personal bias to shape your reads.

Naturally, yes.

Jealous’s tone gives me a town feel so far. Early T-R on Jealous.