And the detective? You can bet your ass that he'll investigate me, if he hasn't already.
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Scenarios:
1) Alen is a C who wanted to see an reaction:
- What reaction was he hoping for?
2) Alen is a G who wanted to save his fellow G, j0ker:
- Seems straightforward and would make sense if j0ker is the crooked cop or the recruiter.
3) j0ker is a C and Alen is a G who wanted to legitimize himself as a C.
- Far-fetched theory, but could make sense. Alen's goal was to save a C today at the lynching. By saving a C and getting that saved person lynched the following day, he would look like a verified C.
- It does seem strange that Alen would bring himself in danger if he's a G and not saving a fellow G. An explanation could be that it would be a way for him to avoid the usual "Why didn't you get whacked, Alen?" questions. If he isn't whacked early, he usually gets lynched sooner or later just because he's Alen. This could be a way of avoiding that. Since Fred is pushing for j0ker - and not Alen - to get lynched, I can't help but think that this might be the case.
Also:
- Why was Ocelot whacked?
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But from your own perspective, you end up in a possible three-way with j0ker (who you think is a C), yourself and some random third person. How the hell is this a good situation for you? Why is that preferable to going for someone different tomorrow?
1) Alen is a C who wanted to see an reaction:
- What reaction was he hoping for?
2) Alen is a G who wanted to save his fellow G, j0ker:
- Seems straightforward and would make sense if j0ker is the crooked cop or the recruiter.
3) j0ker is a C and Alen is a G who wanted to legitimize himself as a C.
- Far-fetched theory, but could make sense. Alen's goal was to save a C today at the lynching. By saving a C and getting that saved person lynched the following day, he would look like a verified C.
- It does seem strange that Alen would bring himself in danger if he's a G and not saving a fellow G. An explanation could be that it would be a way for him to avoid the usual "Why didn't you get whacked, Alen?" questions. If he isn't whacked early, he usually gets lynched sooner or later just because he's Alen. This could be a way of avoiding that. Since Fred is pushing for j0ker - and not Alen - to get lynched, I can't help but think that this might be the case.
Also:
- Why was Ocelot whacked?
- - - Updated - - -
But from your own perspective, you end up in a possible three-way with j0ker (who you think is a C), yourself and some random third person. How the hell is this a good situation for you? Why is that preferable to going for someone different tomorrow?
Maybe.
Today I made another move that might get me killed. As a matter of fact, if you turn out to be a G it will be just another embarrassing moment on my mafia CV. On the other hand, not necessarily, but I might achieve something useful with my last minute lie.
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You forgot another option: Maybe I was lying that I was lying and Joker did send me a PM.
As for the quoted part. There is always a bigger possibility to force the Gs into action when you make it a three way then go after one person.
If I'm a random C, I have nothing to lose if I'm lynched and I'll be willing to take that risk. So why not make it a three way instead of just vote for me or Joker?
I don't know Alen or his style of play but for what I have perceived, he could have pulled that risky move keeping in mind that you all will think "oh that's something Allen would do to see reactions" in order to deceive us and make us think neither Joker or him are G's.
I will stick to that logic for now, it makes a lot of sense to me anyway.
I will stick to that logic for now, it makes a lot of sense to me anyway.