I told gray about over a private channel before we decided to vote, and we decided that it was still suspicious enough that ti warranted gray sending out a feeler, and when no reply was given, we decided to vote.
I don't see why you can all be so quick to trust. The only way to be sure is through Seer Terminals. Certain people know WAY too much and are WAY too trusted. They say they know a great deal of the rooms, yet none are a seer terminal? That just doesn't seem right. I'm not sure what's going on and who is misinforming who, but something is definitly amiss. I'm afraid I can't trust any of you until I find a seer terminal.
As for Indigo, I had a plan with him that would check the validity of everybody. He was to go to a superlocator and check the location of everybody to see if they were being honest and if they actually did what they said they would. Unfortunately, this plan was told and retold to several people and now I'm afraid Indigo may be dead. Of course, there's always a chance that he was a wolf all along and wanted to pretend he's dead. I don't know. What I do know is that I think at least one of the people who knew the plan is a wolf. I'll figure things out on my own from here on out.
I have a theory about the alarm. We know RED killed a guard in E7. E7 is a guard terminal. RED would therefore know where the guards are going. Also, MANY people knew that Indigo went to F6 today, and he seems to be dead. Perhaps RED knew that the guard would be going there, as Magenta was in F6 on day 1, so the guard could go there on day 2.
So, RED kills Indigo and sets off the alert again, and then kills the guard. I will know at resolution phase, as I used my locator terminal to see RED. OR, y'all could vote RED off now.
Gray out.
EDIT: 7 No Lynches, 3 REDs, 5 No Votes (Including Indigo/Green who are presumed dead). Are there Phantom Votes for those who don't vote? If so, it will make it pretty easy to tell who is dead, as Indigo and Green won't receive one, being that they are dead.
No lynch. I'd like a little more information before we start suspecting our teammates. Meanwhile, I did kill the guard in C3 so that is indeed one doubly-dead guard.
Magenta--with 64 rooms to look through, even if we have map terminals available to make it 5 at a time, and only a few seer terminals, I don't see why it's so implausible to you that there has not yet been a seer terminal found. Then again, perhaps one has been found and you have not been seered; without trust in you why would anyone who found it tell you where it is?
Regarding Red, why would he kill a guard if he was a Patriot? The reds can use terminals even if a guard's in the room and still keep the guard alive. I see no reason for the Patriots to kill any guards. I vote no lynch for now.
Edited to be pertinent to previous posts, though not immediately previous ones.
I've been mulling this over and discussing some things with a few players. I am inclined to vote Gray.
I found something crucial to the completion of our mission, and told Gray about it last night. Unfortunately, I was unable to obtain a log of our conversation. However, Gray began to arouse my suspicions when he told me that the contents of four of the rooms on my floor were known. I have been in two of these rooms, and asked him what was in the other two, and he told me they weren't important to the mission and that it would be a waste of my time to explore them.
The problem with his statement is that there is something in every room that can be used to the advantage of the Greens. Gray has already boasted that he knows the location of at least two gas chambers. It is possible that these rooms contain either gas terminals, or even one of our much sought-after seer terminals.
I have learned that Gray has aggressively pressed others among us for information, only to turn down any requests for information in return. If Gray is a member of Foxhound, he should have nothing to hide. I, in fact, rationalized my sharing of information with him by telling myself that even if he is a Patriot, my information would be relatively useless to him for the time being.
I am also told he knew the location of Indigo. Isn't it possible that he could have followed Indigo and killed him, or used a gas terminal to kill Indigo remotely (that is, if Indigo is, in fact, dead)?
I have a theory about the alarm. We know RED killed a guard in E7. E7 is a guard terminal. RED would therefore know where the guards are going. Also, MANY people knew that Indigo went to F6 today, and he seems to be dead. Perhaps RED knew that the guard would be going there, as Magenta was in F6 on day 1, so the guard could go there on day 2.
So, RED kills Indigo and sets off the alert again, and then kills the guard. I will know at resolution phase, as I used my locator terminal to see RED. OR, y'all could vote RED off now.
Gray out.
I had the understanding that guard terminals told one where the guards were, not where they were moving. Either way, I never had a chance to use the terminal due to alert mode - I'm a warrior, not a sneaker. And if it makes you feel any better, I am still on floor E right now.
Gray, why are you jumping on me so fiercely? Why are you trying to get others to do the same? Most of your proposed evidence against me is pure bullshit - my last post was the SECOND time I have had to remind you of what our chat before the game started actually consisted of. Yet you are still going after me, trying to concoct new ways in which to make me a scapegoat. Inventing reasons for others to appear guilty isn't something that a human has to do - it is the wolves instead, who know who all the humans are, who have to make up reasons.
Regarding Red, why would he kill a guard if he was a Patriot? The reds can use terminals even if a guard's in the room and still keep the guard alive. I see no reason for the Patriots to kill any guards.
Originally posted by The Rules
and it is always to your advantage to attempt to kill all guards.
Originally posted by FOXHOUND-Purple
The problem with his statement is that there is something in every room that can be used to the advantage of the Greens.
Originally posted by The Rules
Gas terminal. Pick a room. Gas floods that room, and whoever's there dies.
Gray and Red - Both theories work, but neither of them make me feel one way or another toward the two at-risk individuals. I'm leaving my vote the same way.
Remember, black, those rules were written before the change that allowed Patriots to use terminals in alert mode. Like I said, there's no reason for a Patriot to kill a guard, save to be weird, but on the first round, there's really no suspicion on anyone.
Bottom line: It is NOT always to the Patriots' advantage to kill all guards, so I don't see why Red would do so, leaving me leaning towards him being a green.
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