Farewell Hooker, and Total. Two fewer vanilla reduces the pool for scum to hide in.
There was interest in cultists claiming, it’s possible Koldanar saw it as the best time, a unforced claim is more likely to be accepted, but he can still be hiding something. As for MHaye, I don’t know, even if he doesn’t pose a threat, he’s as good as confirmed as possible, scum must have seen a bigger threat or target in Hooker: Hooker was advocating a mass claim, unvoted Cookies in case she was a bomb, had indicated that TexCat was his next target, and previously had voted Nanook - multiple potential reasons.
A mistake for the cultists, or for town?
I don’t have much of a problem with his role PM, it’s a little different but the tone is consistent, it’s the switch I think is really weird - informing a hidden third party of the existence of another hidden third party and that they are dangerous to a supposed survivor group? Isn’t everyone a danger to a survivor group?
And this is what’s holding me back, why add the bit about Glados? Why edit the powers sections to be so fluffy, rather than comparing to the known role PMs, why mess up the claim?
Does this mean you are somewhat suspicious of MHaye, Koldanar and Johnny B?
Greater than the low volume posters?
And, to hawkeye, how many were killed by scum, vs Batman or Glados?
Wait, so what happened on Day 3? Who did Ender investigate, who did you redirect him to, and what result did he get? Let’s look:
Oh, so Ender investigated D3 and you redirected him N3 - seems like a really, really weak power, once per cycle, only for one phase, when so many roles are either passive or act in one phase only, but it also seems to add up.