ZFR: Well, maybe I should have started with the basics.
Did you breadcrumb anywhere that you're cop? Did you breadcrumb anywhere that Lift is town?
Looking at your D2 posts, you only posted out of the blue about Bookwyrm being Town and nothing really about Lift. Were you not afraid if you flip town people will think you're clearing Bookwyrm.
Nothing about Lift at all?
I wanted to breadcrumb being cop the same way as Micro breadcrumbed 1-shot vig last game, but couldn't find the chance to pull it off. If I did any breadcrumbing, it would've been in the form of implying that I'm "shrinking down the list of possible scum," which I have done since the thing with flub's "Book is Town"
The thing with Lift I mildly implied by taking his words for granted, especially with how he interpreted thing.
ZFR: OK, that's where you heard about the strategy from, but where did you read about how the strategy works?
Did Bookwyrm just say "careful when you make setups so as not to allow Follow the Cop to take place"?
If so where did you get information that explains how it works? One that didn't mention Cop having to claim?
Or did Bookwyrm himself explain how it works and didn't mention that Cop has to claim??
If you're cop do not counterclaim immediately. Veterans don't need me to tell them this, but newbies might counterclaim too soon. The more I look at this claim the more holes I see. So there might be no need to out yourself.
Bookwyrm also told it to me. Now that I'm looking at the chat, he did say the cop CLAIMS, and the doctor protects every night. So he left nothing "open for interpretation" so to say, and I was the one to not do my homework properly.
ZFR: OK, thinking more about it it seems more and more fishy. Pooka admitted that he learned about Follow the Cop when he was hosting a game on discord. I find it extremely unlikely that a
host, who was warned not to use a setup that allows a particular strategy, wouldn't find out exactly how a strategy works. Not Pooka, who in a post some time ago mentioned that he's interested in psychological informed-minority type of games.
Dropping the ball is a major theme in this game with me. First, I think the mafia choose their roles AFTER town does, then I think the doctor can protect the same person each night, and then I miss the whole "cop claims first" thing. You do have a right to be disappointed in me. For someone who likes social deduction games like Mafia and Secret Hitler, and takes them with great interest, I sure played all my cards wrong. Some I do need to query about in the observer thread and learn from them at the comfort of not being scrutinized with "is this a scum ploy?", and hope I do better next time, but some are just awful.
Also, you will not find anyone counterclaiming as cop. You will find a dead cop on the ground once the Night ends, unless scum for some reason, fashion letting me have two reads instead of my lone one.