Jurassic Park: The Lost World Mafia Game Thread

I'm a nurse. Bolded statement sounds to me like the T-Rex was attacking a hunter and got distracted by someone who tried to save the T-Rex. Don't really see how this can be read like how Athlai (is trying to make us believe he?) read it tbph.

 

I also think this location thing isn't as much a factor as some people are making it. If it was, then mafia would have a hard time finding a good target each night and powers would almost never go through. Basically it'd be a really long and drawn out game of mafia where each power is a coin toss.

In my opinion it's more likely scenario is that the locations are merely used for the unique lynch voting system as well as certain special events. There may be certain powers that may be particularly powerful that Heef might have balanced out by making them restricted, but as a general rule this shouldn't apply to everyone.

 

Reading through the posts again I think Eds was overly defensive, but it's been so long so I don't know if that's just his natural reaction to accusations, an indication of guilt or a combination.

If anything though, I want to hear more from Howe.

 

Thought it was obvious, and you asking this makes me even more suspicious of you, but I guess I'll put it plainly for everyone.

The writeup says the person with the camera attempted to save the attacker, the T-Rex, but in the process actually saved the victim, the hunter. It would make sense that you are the T-Rex, because I targeted you, in an attempt to protect you, roleblocking you in the process and stopping you from attacking someone else.

 

I know it's been a while but I thought we'd definitely not learned not to take the writeups literally and I'd back Heef to use the full extent of his artistic licence.

 

If I took it 100% literally I wouldn't have made the claim tbph.

 

Oh yeah, this logic is wrong.

1) Lynches can happen at any point.
2) Ninja lynching is usually a low-level but somewhat effective mafia tactic.
3) Because if 1) and 2), it is in the town's interest to not leave too many votes on someone.
4) However because of 1), 2) is a bit different. Now it's a low-level and not nearly as effective mafia tactic, since they don't know whether their one vote will be enough to pass the lynch. More ninja votes, and we suddenly find multiple suspects.
5) Because of 4), 3) isn't so true anymore. As long as there is a general consensus that no more votes should be placed then it's not that important to unlynch.

QED.