Delpen9

No I'm not. It's just funny how I insulted Bnus, Unease, and Yang.

That last comment i made never existed. :3

Sure, why not...

I know what I am but I dont know what you are. Simple as that. Then announce everything you told me to the entire game. There is no reason to keep it closed up in the PM from long, long ago.

Total, it took you a little while to reply to my shout. This doesnt mean much, but it is enough for me to believe that you checked the PM beforehand. The fact that it is fresh on your mind, and you honestly think it involves this game (though Sikslik never mentioned it, and i only assumed without telling anybody), leads me to believe that you did in fact receive that PM. You would have had no reason to screenshot that shout unless you planned to use it against me as evidence. You know that evidence doesnt work for us, but it is still advantageous for the mafians.

Yes, but that doesn't work for me. You may have received it and not told me after not seeing my name on the PM list.

...and is that PM convo. worth anything to me? How can I believe anything you said in there? Any other mafian could have said the same thing to me, and the way i determine people's roles hasnt proved possible in your case.

I haven't talked to Axilus in several days, and he never specifically mentioned anything about you. What does this prove? Tell me or I'll keep putting pressure on you until you pop like a balloon.

Total Mayhem, I know you're voting Bnus because you are mafia and he is a Civvy; but why not keep him alive? Surely you can contact your newblood to assimilate Bnus into the group. hmmmm....

You better vote Bnus. You have no reason to pick Ledgend, aside from guessing. We don't need guessing Ruby. What are you trying to do? Get Pro-town destroyed? Voting Caboose is a single visible puzzle piece in a set of invisible ones. You can't say anything. I wanted you dead last game and I was the moderator. Did that make my puzzle not fit? hmmmm...

Might as well jump at this opportunity. Bnus has led the pro-town to destruction with everything he says. His word is like death. I vote him, because with him gone we will do better. Vote: Bnus

Unease, you look so drab now, like the bags that peanuts are stowed in. Before you were part of the pink cotton candy/peanut duo. The best word to describe you now is bland, unless you consider the colorless salty speckles; but you aren't a pretzel, so no one cares about the salt. Sad indeed.

I just wanted you dead, but my lists had you placed as a civilian. You were being rash and disruptive, so naturally I wanted to get rid of you. We had a rough history even before mafia 2.0, which made it satisfying to have you lynched. You are a she...

Almost no sense? Give me your reasons.

Yoshi: 1. Bnus is always like that. 2. Ruby Rose has a grudge agaisnt me. 3. Silent has never been one to comment much. 4. I am sure Ruby isn't a mafian. 5. You should already know what I am. cough cough PM

Yoko, how about I leave the technicalities involving game functions to you?

The typical response to this issue has been: "I hate betraying people. I get so mad when someone betrays me. Why you do thisss! *insert profanity*!" ;but never any a cogent arguments explaining why it is such a bad thing, beyond unbridled rage or empty claims. My allegiance lies with betrayal, and here is why. ~ -Betrayal allows people to act-a-fool. This is a legitimate reason. When someone gets to moping, we need something to brighten us from our internal onslaught of lethargy-- our boredom and sluggish attitude. Why is this such a big deal? Do you merely switch games when this happens, or take a long satisfying nap? I don't think so! These folks want immediate redemption, which will either come from Halo or some other online massacre. We want the former to be the case, because we are all in this together, brethren. -Though this may be overlooked by the majority of you, betrayal is an enticing occurrence. It bonds you to the game through immersion; allowing us pander the foul teammate or the game itself. Sometimes I can see this unconscious connection being made. By being betrayed or witnessing a betrayal, I myself am indulging in what the game has to offer. -Recreation can really be a prick at moments, but we all need something to tease or taunt (TT). This goes hand-in-hand with the first point; although this excludes all but acquaintances... not randoms. -Betrayal has its way with competitive and custom games. Removing betrayal would also deliver a hard blow to game-type options. (Game-type option are already reduced enough, thank you) -Corollary 1: Halo 3 had a majority of the game types this are this way, but it adds to the diversity that we desperately need. Many ninja and parkour maps require this option; and other game-types exploit this, particularly in infection/flood. -Corollary 2: Competitive gaming requires harsh reminders-- stubborn realities of organized warfare. You can NOT betray your teammates at all costs. This serves two purposes: one being a cue to think deliberately, while the other is tough-luck. What do you think? If you have any other suggestions feel free to post below.

haha, you made a funny. Pro-town: therubyprincess, Delpen, Peanut, Bnus, Caboose, Axilus, Yoshi, and Ruby. Mafia: Silent Alpha, Yang, and Total. These people interest me: -Exia, Aiden, Tyrone, and Ledgend.

I didn't use any big words, mafian.

...but it's more accurate than you people, and your commonly fallible form of judgement. Every way you people construe a person's actions almost always ends up being wrong. Just calm yourself. Here are the mafia: Silent Alpha, Yang, and Total. Bnus is a civilian serving as a benefactor in hopes of being assimilated into the group by the newblood. -There are more... The civilians are: therubyprincess, Delpen, Peanut, Bnus, and caboose. Pro-town roles are: -Exia, Axilus, Ledgend, and Tyrone. -There are more... Extraneous: Aiden, Yoshi, and Ruby. Civvy and pro-town roles can be mixed preferably, as their separation isn't critical.

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