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Hmmmmmm. Should I blunder tonight, do ya'll think? And yes, I really do not want to anger the wolves so I'm just staying out of it. There is no reason to target me, in fact, targeting me would be a waste of time since my presence does not effect the win count either way, much better to target someone else in the night phase, wolves, since that would put you one step closer to victory while targeting me is the equivalent of doing nothing during the night. So, long story short, please don't kill me.

Except you're not doing a great job of delving into other players' behaviour, either. Hydra behaves this way as any alignment. Lynching him doesn't come down to a meaningful analysis of things that would make him a Wolf, it is lynching him out of simple fear of what would happen if he is one.

I didn't believe your claim in the last game of how poor your memory is, and I don't believe it now. As I said last game, your memory was good enough back in GoTwolf that you came up with the brilliant strategy of framing me and attempting to use my reputation as someone playing mind games. Which requires a long memory.

Hmmmmmm. Should I blunder tonight, do ya'll think? And yes, I really do not want to anger the wolves so I'm just staying out of it. There is no reason to target me, in fact, targeting me would be a waste of time since my presence does not effect the win count either way, much better to target someone else in the night phase, wolves, since that would put you one step closer to victory while targeting me is the equivalent of doing nothing during the night. So, long story short, please don't kill me.

That depends. Do you want to give Town a fighting chance or not? Deciding not to blunder basically signals that you've chosen to ally with the Wolves.

I'm hoping you decide to help Town and go through with it.

Will ya'll lynch me if I don't blunder?

What would be the point? That would mean wasting the entire day lynching someone who isn't a Wolf, and lynched are a precious commodity right now.

I will not ever protect you, though. If you decide not to go through with it, you've made yourself an enemy to Town, and even though I might not expend effort to do you in, I will completely leave you to your fate.

*lynched, not "lynched."

Well, you've certainly given me something to think about. I suppose, at the end of the day, I'm too worthless to everyone to kill. Going after me, wolf or townie, would just be a waste of time since killing me changes nothing for both teams and would actually be a detriment.

By Christ!

*Lynches.

their win condition is same as always: they have to equal the remaining contestants.  The Blunderer, neither good nor bad, will count for nor against the players.  If there are 3 saboteurs, 3 contestants, and the blunderer, the game will end in the Saboteur's favor.  If there are 4 contestants, 3 saboteurs, and the blunderer the game will continue.

I think you put too many Saboteurs in this game, then. 2 mislynches (a day-1 mislynch is practically a guarantee) and 2 failures to block means there's the possibility to win by day 3, which is much too early.

Clearly ya'll just chose the wrong temperature to drink your tea. 

Are Doc and me forever destined to face off? Am I really reading too much into his supposed poor memory? Is our gunning for each other actually going to lose the game for us this time around?

Are Doc and me forever destined to face off? Am I really reading too much into his supposed poor memory? Is our gunning for each other actually going to lose the game for us this time around?

okay 'poor memory' is harsh, it was six months ago, man, that's literally 0.7% of an average lifespan
also doing that math was depressing cause statistically a quarter of my life is over, damn

I really need to go sleep, but before I do, who else but Hydra (and obviously me) are you currently suspecting?

Alright I finally made it. Thanks for the mention Doc.

In my defense, I'm just going to say that if you go look at my previous play style, no matter the role, you'll see that I always play things close to the chest. I'm usually really busy and don't have time to check until the end of the day, which coincides with the end of rounds as I live on PST as well.

At this point, I'm going to have to Vote: Doc to save my own skin. However, while he does like to play helpful and post fairly long posts, his posts usually aren't as long as the ones that he has been posting, especially based on "super-shaky reasoning" per his own words. This leads me to not only vote for him out of necessity, but out of suspicion as well.

I vote for Hydra. What I do next will depend heavily on what happens next.

The magic of Randomizer, asked thrice, has chosen the contestant with a unanimous 1-1-1 result.  And the "winner" is...

Nigel: Welcome back chaps, we've got a doozy for you tonight!  Please welcome to the stage...Stephe Colberion (@Doc)!

The audience cheers

Wernstrom: What is your talent?

Stephe: My talent is my talent in failing the Turing test despite being human.

The camera cuts to one of those one-on-one sessions

Stephe: My name is Stephe Colberion, and I'm here to prove how I as a completely normal human being can fail the Turing Test.



I was always considered the unusual one with my companions.  They always seemed to be curiously afraid of my indifferentness, believing that I was in fact an android in disguise.  I remember having a close companionship, but my indifferentness drove them to start drinking.



I remember being made fun of constantly because I was considered different.  One day I was looking at the edge past the balcony of my home



Just curious to know what it felt like to feel anything.  Memory serves that my friend Eric held a gun up to my head at one point just to see if I could feel fear for my very life.



I wanted to feel something, at least I think I did.  But I couldn't.  If it wasn't for the fact that I'm human, I'd say it was in my programming that I couldn't feel fear.

So logically it made sense to come on here to this show to see if winning this competition would allow me to feel any emotion.

The camera cuts back to the stage.

Wernstrom: So you say you're a human that people believe is actually a robot because you fail the Turing Test?

Stephe: That is correct.

Helga: Do me a favor, read this Captcha

Helga holds up a paper with a series of letters and numbers

Stephe: Capital C, lowercase Q, 1, Squiggly--

Stephe twitches slightly.

Stephe: I mean capital M, Zeenar--

Stephe twitches again, more violently, as his voice alters to a more robotic sound

Stephe: I-AM-SORRY-I-CAN'T-SEEM-TO-UNDERSTAND-COMMAND.

The judges hit the X on their panels as Stephe malfunctions and powers off.

Doc aka Stephe Colberion, a Contestant was chosen in the tie and booted from the show.

Alright everyone, time for another Commercial Break!

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