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Originally Posted by GGG
I take the stance that Aeneas is being truthful about his alignment but not his power.
Aeneas,
Why didn't you watch ECF the nights he was going to die. Essentially the goal of the watcher power is to catch someone who is going to die and report the killer. Which means you should have been watching ECF and then once he died Wood or perhaps one of the potential cops.
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At first I watched people I was suspicious of, Oling and Drury. Not sure why, just thought I might learn something of use.
It wasn't until the 4th night that I did what you are saying I should have done. I knew I wasn't the cop, so I decided to send Isabelle to rathji and see if he died. Not much I could do if the mafia killed me of course.
Then I sent Isabelle to Dissentowner. Next I would have sent her to Girly. That would then conclude a list of possible Cop suspects.
Not sure who to send her to watch next time, and I think it is foolish to let the mafia know.
I know you have an issue with how quiet I have been, I tried to stay under the radar and hopefully learn who at least one mafia member was. Then I would have been happy to "out" them, die at night, and hopefully be vindicated. All this assuming of course we still had numbers.
I think my not so powerful power is perfect for a townie to get one mafia member out of the game. As long as the town wins, I win even dead.