Okay wait a second… thinking… Why would scum screen doctor key night 1 when mafia actually killed dusk night 1? If mafia only had 1 faith healer, they would always doc the person they are trying to night kill.
Not necessarily. They would not risk using the Faith Healer on the NK unless they had some certainty that the (assuming) Town Doc was also going to land there. Otherwise, they’re just blocking their own NK.
Rule 1. If Gtacc is town, then doctor HAS to be town. [This is because mafia didn’t kill gtac night 3 after he outted himself as tracker day 3. The only reason they wouldn’t kill town gtacc is fear of town doctor.]
Rule 2. If doctor is scum, gtacc HAS to be scum. [This is because if the doctor is scum, there was no reason that a scum kill on town gtacc would be blocked, meaning gtac is scum.
Rule 3. Both gtacc and the doctor cannot be town. [This is because gtacc claimed first doctor screen visited key night 1. However, duskfall died night 1. If mafia had only 1 doctor, they would always doctor the person they are killing to block the town’s doctor. Therefore screen SHOULD have doc’d dusk. This means either scum didn’t have to worry about the town doctor because they had both doctors, or that gtacc lied about his result because he’s scum. In one case, the second doctor is town but gtacc is scum, in the other case the second doctor is scum but gtacc is town. Or the third case, they are both scum. But they cannot be both town.]
Transitives and other notes between the rules: still mapping this out, checking my logic. But Rule 1 and Rule 3 are sort of conflicting with each other. Not like one rule is right and the other is wrong. Both rules are correct rules. It’s just that… If both gtacc and doctor wisp can’t be town because of rule three, then the scenario from rule 1 can’t be true obviously.
Like does this mean both are confirmed scum? idk, need more time to map this out, sorry, give me a moment but I’m excited and posting this much now.
Okay, so before all of the rules there were these possibilities:
1.Gtac is town, doctor is town.
2. Gtac is scum, doctor is scum.
3. Gtac is scum, doctor is town.
4. Gtac is town, doctor is scum.
Rule 3 invalidates the first option. Rule 1 invalidates the 4th option. This leaves us with options 2 and 3. Both of these options satisfy all of rules 1, 2, and 3.
However, you’ll notice that gtacc is confirmed scum on both options. And my plan (already explained/laid out in detail earlier) will see in the doctor is scum; If I die, the doctor didn’t save me and is scum.
Like this. I think Scum might be more interesting in targeting both players that they deem to be a threat above what potential role they might have, though I’m sure role is a consideration. I don’t know that GTacc putting himself out there as tracker necessarily outweighs the other considerations, in that Key for instance was clearly a threat to Scum.
Like these assumptions are clearly faulty. You’re trying to lead to a certainty with flimsy assumptions that cannot be relied on. So no, I’m not going to simply ignore my strong read on Hannahh over this.
You can’t disagree with this unless you’re saying the mafia is purposely bad. can you relink or resummarize your explanation instead of leaving me with a black abyss for a reason?
No. Mafia is not purposefully bad by eliminating players that are thinking critically, are being Town Read for the most part, and have a good sense of who the Scum might be. That’s not bad play. Mechanical considerations don’t outweigh all of that. Why NK Nanook then? When he was the Vig and had used it?