My mistake. CSPVG did claim mark IV, as did adaliabooks. Only trentonlf claimed mark II. All three claims collide in their model name, "fighterbomber", which I find somewhat peculiar.

I don't find that necessarily important. I think the Mark version and the fact 2 players have the same exact ship model is far more interesting.

There is a model of ship in the OP, yes. The OP also states that this particular ship fell victim to some sort of attack, and I assume it's what, in a flavour sense, floats by us every now and then when Telika gives us vote counts.

I mention my model of fighter now, only so that in future when I claim (the need almost always arises), and I have to mention my ship model, no one can go back to books' post and say,"CSPVG found that model number here, and that's why I don't believe his claim."

Of course, you could think that doing so now is simply a clever scum ploy, but I can't help that. You'll have to take my word for it.

To clarify, I find it interesting 2 players have the same exact ship model considering adalia's role claim.

Blimey - is that Adalia lynched? I was all for putting pressure on, but I get the feeling thats gone through a little quickly...

Yogsloth has 1 vote, by Adaliabooks.
Adaliabooks has 7 votes, by Robbeasy, Yogsloth, Mrkgnao, Krypsyn, Flubbucket, CSPVG and Dedoporno.

HijacK, Vitek, Trentolf, Sage103082 and DarkoD13 aren't voting.

The radio deliberations come to a halt when an agreement is reached about the most likely pilot to have betrayed the squadron. The formation suddenly breaks, and all ships target the Adaliabooks, a bulky and powerful Iniurfas Mark IV, which responds immediately with fast evasive manoeuvers and counter-fire, before lining up behind a Nisk fighter. The comms channels get saturated with a fervent "Pristine Olips-" scream, interrupted as the concentrated fire of the squadron turns the treacherous Iniurfas into a fire comet. The caracteristic black shape of an external Dantagol launcher swirls amongst the other debris, sending a shiver down the spine of the Nisk pilots who imagine what these undetectable "silent torpedoes" could have achieved if successfully turned against them...

The Adaliabooks is destroyed. It was piloted by 'Twitch', a MAFIA STRONGMAN.

The Olipsi flotilla instantly exploits the event, by swooping upon the squadron without giving it a chance to reassemble. Dispersed, the Nisk ships concentrate on individual survival, and no radio exchange is sent for a while.

IT IS NOW NIGHT 1
NO MORE POSTING IN THE FORUM UNTIL DAY 2
YOU HAVE 72 HOURS TO SUBMIT NIGHT ACTIONS

The squadron reforms, and, as expected, not every ship has survived. One more Iniurfas Mark II has been shot to pieces during the attack. However, quick tactical analysis shows that it couldn't have been destroyed by the Olipsi fighters either. This means that there are still other traitors within the squadron.

The Flubbucket is destroyed. It was piloted by 'Stutter', a VANILLA TOWNIE.

IT IS NOW DAY 2

Right then. Back at it. :)

First off, I want to give a shout out to my homie a-books. His last-second gambit certainly made things interesting. I don’t think he was close to pulling it off, but it was a fun and creative spanner to attempt to throw into the works. Well played and see ya on the flipside!

Also an RIP for flub, whose vanilla flavor will certainly be missed, especially as he was really more rocky road.

Overall, I think Day #1 could not have gone better. Not only did we have a successful lynch, but there was so much additional information lying about, that as long as we are careful and diligent in how we sift through it, there is no reason why we shouldn’t be able to succeed today as well.

First up, let’s start by looking through several posts made by adaliabooks over the course of the day. Here are a few that I think are worth evaluating:

We hashed that out a little bit - do we need to re-visit?

Note the switch in his "suspects" from Vitek to HijacK.

This again.

Note that I’m discounting the whole “I’m a train” bit, as I interpret that as purely flippant.

I have more to review, but this is a start, I think.

Did you write this up over the night break? Seems a lot to post in the 5 minutes since we came back from night.

I AM JUST LIGHTNING FAST LIKE A TURBO SNAIL yeah of course I wrote it "overnight". :)

...except, of course, for the single line about flub, which I added just before posting. ;)

very quick off the mark there Yogsloth.

Yeah, I got anxious yesterday when we were in our 4th day of "night". I put the quote references and most of the top section together and saved it on notepad. It was all going to go for nothing if I got nightkilled, so I also wrote out my "BAH!" post as well.

So, who among you shall be the first to suggest that I be lynched for sharing the same ship model as adaliabooks?

Moving along, one finds Robbeasy's sudden reappearance near the end of the day rather odd. By my count, he disappeared for 96 posts (#479 and #575 being the only two posts I can find of his near the end of the day).

This may simply be down to the fact that the last period of the first day advanced rather quickly (post 479 was made on the 17th; while post 575 was made on the 18th), but I feel as if Rob was merely sitting there and not contributing much to the discussion. Given, of course, that he did seem to be rather convinced of adalia's guilt from the moment he voted for him, and so could simply have felt that contributing was unnecessary.