Re: TWG XXXV Postgame
Flaw's fake was a construction that he and DBP came up with in a conversation they had, largely if not entirely DBP's idea from my understanding. Flaw came to me with this under the watch of DBP (via them over aim at the same time). Flaw's original claim was that he had a list of 4 names, 2 green, 1 red, and 1 illegal, and he said that I was on his list. With zero hesitation I immediately told him he was either lying to me, or lied to by kilga, as you will notice my role is none of those things. I went to kilga to double check he didn't misrepresent anything to flaw (obviously kilga couldn't say anything to me) and once that was done, I knew flaw was lying flat out to me. We jumped through some hoops for a few minutes and then he confessed. DBP realized this immediately confirmed me as actually blue given the immediate response time and absolute frustration I had at flaw's claim. Flaw bringing this discovery to DBP (instead of keeping it to himself) pretty much confirms him as safe to DBP and I, and similar logic, as well as other events eventually led us to trust DBP in return. The love triangle formed out of DBP's idea to test me with a fake role, via flaw, and we went from there.
Also, the game turned out so terrible despite our information flood for the same reason stated before, we didn't tell anyone anything because we didn't expect to both die. It doesn't have anything to do with how good or bad of an idea information sharing is.
Flaw's fake was a construction that he and DBP came up with in a conversation they had, largely if not entirely DBP's idea from my understanding. Flaw came to me with this under the watch of DBP (via them over aim at the same time). Flaw's original claim was that he had a list of 4 names, 2 green, 1 red, and 1 illegal, and he said that I was on his list. With zero hesitation I immediately told him he was either lying to me, or lied to by kilga, as you will notice my role is none of those things. I went to kilga to double check he didn't misrepresent anything to flaw (obviously kilga couldn't say anything to me) and once that was done, I knew flaw was lying flat out to me. We jumped through some hoops for a few minutes and then he confessed. DBP realized this immediately confirmed me as actually blue given the immediate response time and absolute frustration I had at flaw's claim. Flaw bringing this discovery to DBP (instead of keeping it to himself) pretty much confirms him as safe to DBP and I, and similar logic, as well as other events eventually led us to trust DBP in return. The love triangle formed out of DBP's idea to test me with a fake role, via flaw, and we went from there.
Also, the game turned out so terrible despite our information flood for the same reason stated before, we didn't tell anyone anything because we didn't expect to both die. It doesn't have anything to do with how good or bad of an idea information sharing is.
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