Moving on though, I like that you've brought up everything you find slightly suspicious. (Though this could be a good mafia play to generally raise suspicions on everyone for small behaviours.) Does anyone (Cuzz in particular) else have anything to say in response to Eevee's post?
Why me in particular? In any case, I was planning on addressing the comments Eevee made about me.
Cuzz's answer to my survey:
Hmm, I feel like answering all of your questions would be a major FMFP. However:
3. Nice try. My role PM did seem to contain an unnecessary amount of gender confusion though.
4. Again nice try. I've been hurt too many times before.
What does FMFP stand for? I called him out for dodging the question, he laughed it off and never really answered it. Which is maybe slightly scummy.
Haha, FMFP stood for forum mafia faux pas, ie what I was concerned about making a lot of in my first game. It's gonna catch on, just watch. I perhaps wrongly interpreted your whole survey as simply screwing around with the new folks (the third question in particular), hence the joking around. I was also nervous about saying much of anything at the beginning (and no, not for any scummy reason), before I got a feel for the game, and then I think I just forgot to go back and answer sincerely. Your question was who would send in the order for a NK if we were a scum team? I guess I'd say whomever has had less suspicion on them in case we have a Jailkeeper in this game, though neither of us has had any serious accusations so far.
This is somewhat interesting because I was later called out on flying under the radar or whatever the wording was. I'll remember to check who said that and what ashersky thought of it when I get that far. (Note: in the next post Cuzz also asks if Eevee talking too much and maybe suspicious because of that.)
As for this, I basically agree with what ashersky has just said:
On you being memorable and then under the radar (that was me that said it), it's possible to be both. I really shouldn't have said "under the radar," since it sounds like I meant lurking, but it really meant saying things that kept us from thinking about you in any meaningful way, but instead kept us thinking about others (much like this incredibly long post that says zip about yourself). So not really "under the radar" so much as wearing an invisibility cloak...or something. And it seems like a great way to keep from being outed as scum, you know, to keep everyone else occupied with thinking about everyone else.
though I don't think this is quite as sinister as he claims. I just mean I agree with the explanation for what people meant when they called you "under the radar."
When I asked if you were talking too much earlier, I was mostly kidding, but trying to get a general idea from others as to how I should interpret everyone's behavior.
Hey guys, let's ease up on the RVS votes for me a bit here. Wouldn't want to accidentally lynch me already. It only takes 5 votes, people.
Yeah, this line plus everything O said has made me suspicious (the last point was especially convincing).
I'm for building the Vote: Robz888 bandwagon back up.
Cuzz jumps on the wagon too. He puts Robz at L-1, but claims he didn't notice ashersky's vote before posting. Ashersky posted exactly 5 minutes before him, so it's certainly possible Cuzz is lying about that. If robz flips scum, there is no way in hell Cuzz is scum too.
... except that Cuzz unvotes when Robz tells him there is a morgrim on the loose. So Cuzz probably wasnt lying about not seeing ashersky's post, and legitimately did not want to put robz in L-1.
The thing about not seeing ashersky's post is true. I was actually shocked when I saw it, because I anticipated I might get a warning from the forum as I posted, and that didn't happen. I must have screwed up somehow. I did want to put more pressure on Robz, but would not have intentionally put him at L-1. I admit I was a bit hesitant to unvote, because I do think there's a good chance Robz is scum, but I then decided to slow things down.