I’m singling out Cape because Cape is confirmed town in every world except for being a godfather, in which case none of it matters.
Daeron isn’t greenchecked as town, Daeron is town by “implication due to being afflicted by Mafia in such fashion that makes little sense as an internal Mafia gambit to misclear one of their own.” Therefore, I placed Daeron into the subsequent due tier for sorting reasons — not because they should die and it’s an excuse to frame them later or anything.
I think the world where Daeron is apparently wolf who planned literally every single thing on Day 2 is just as out there as a Cape godfather world, if not even more so?
I genuinely think Daeron is more confirmed than Cape and I’m not even going to rescind that, Daeron has mech that feels more viable and more socially viable aspects here
I think sulit is probably just town, but I’m not going to say they have the mech reason going for them even though they killed EW and ITA’d Carroty for no reason, because that goes completely against your entire idea for the mech readslist
I don’t think I can logically disagree that it’s against the established framework, because it is. Sure.
I’m more confident in citing Sulit as town because Hero felt assured in such from this message, even if it wasn’t really explained thereafter (#575) — it wasn’t explained so it’s something we ever need to just trust or not.
this post holds zero mechanical significance to someone like me who has no clue about what sulit’s role even is and it shouldn’t hold any mechanical significance to you
this means literally nothing to me, it reads as the same bread and butter that your role did at the SOD2
i don’t know how much solving i’ll be able to get done rn for reasons that are not “i won’t be in the thread”; though if anyone wants to talk about specifically YBW i’d be down
The fact that an asterisk exists at all sorta necessitates the separation of logic because we’re distinguishing shades of players who shouldn’t be killed either way so I don’t think this is a super pertinent distinction, here. If there were a thunderdome between Daeron and any of the top 4 players (post v!Silviu flip), I don’t think it’d be reasonable to kill any of the first four instead — hence why I don’t think this works?
Socially speaking you might feel this way, and that’s fair, but moving people based on the likeliness of certain ventures instead of just refreshing ourselves on which slots should be green at all feels more useful than debating about how green they’d be. Or red, for that matter, since ITA3’s coming up in an hour.
if these are the only mech clears we have, that’s fine, I see nothing wrong with it, it’s a lot more than you’d expect to have at this point of the game considering all our top towns keep dying
we genuinely don’t need to bloat the pool and we really don’t want to
But I could quite literally say the same asterisk exists for Cape? Something I feel is much more so.
I also should mention btw I have no clue who made the greencheck on Cape lmfao so I could be waffling but at the end of the day, there’s an asterisk on everyone, there’s technically no innocent child here.
You can’t say I may feel this way socially speaking when both the asterisk applies for Cape and Daeron, they both have contingencies, Daeron’s is much more social while Cape’s is much more mechanical for the asterisks. Where do you draw the line here? You can’t pick and choose.
Protesting the greencheck on Cape without knowing the source feels odd but sure.
Gori, a flipped villager, parity copped Cape with Spooky — another flipped villager.
oh ffs I remember this mech and it is literally just a fruit vendor
this does not help me, I’ve seen mafia fruit vendors and I’ve also seen flipped mafia roles that I’d consider to be worse than just a simple fruit vendor
I’m not protesting the greencheck, I never have. I’m protesting your disagreement with what I believe to be with Daeron, I’m just simply using what you’re saying to make you realise that you’re doing one thing with Cape, but refusing the same with Daeron, what is the jurisdiction? Why is one considered an asterisk while the other isn’t when they both have asterisks?
Okay no I remember it now it’s just hard to remember everything in a mash sometimes zzz
I think Cape and Daeron are just town, but I don’t get why one is considered to have a potential world where they’re not town while the other doesn’t when technically speaking, they both have potential worlds to just not be town.
Cape doesn’t get silent shot at as Mafia, that doesn’t happen, but I’ve not seen you brought this up once.