Rob and Nmillar are tied! unless you count that Millar played two characters in game 6?
I was considering claiming to be a new player in an attempt to avoid the nightkill, but I'm not really sure about the "picking out the strong" theory. Partly because killing people based on stuff outside the game seems a bit harsh, and partly because I can think of better reasons for both those kills. Would you like to hear my reason for Zchnique's kill? I was kinda proud of myself for thinking of it at the time but I didn't want to say because, well,
when someone gets all murdered and you have a good reason for their death, doesn't look good.
And it didn't really seem to help.
But we could get all poirot on it and try and work out the psychology of the killer by the motive.
That would be assuming this motive is the true motive which of course it might not be. Or probably isn't. Anyway. here:
http://www.gog.com/en/forum/general/forum_mafia_game_10/post48 Well I remembered it as him saying something like "and it that game I was vanilla town"... maybe he said that later, but anyway. This admission of trying to draw the nightkill? Why would he admit to that unless it was a double-bluff? I didn't think of it at the time because I was too busy thinking "is he town or mafia?" but I guess someone on the mafia would be thinking "is he powered or not?" and that bluff might have given himself away to them.
So if that is the case we're looking for a good poker player on the mafia.
Of course that might be completely wrong and team mafia are blinking at their screens wondering how I could be so stupid.
I will get you!! Yeah. Mindgames. The mafia should be pretty unnerved by now. Shouldn't you
TwilightBard? Vote Twilightbard Postscript:
I read all that back and it sounds stupidly mafiesque (especially "Would you like to hear my reason for Zchnique's kill?" I don't mean 'would you like to hear why I killed zchnique?' I hope I'm not as stupid as that. Maybe I am?)
Well anyway, I was considering not posting it but I think I am not in the right frame of mind to not. You're reading it now aren't you?