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WW35: Not Another TPS Report [Game Thread]
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Haven't even gotten to the reveals yet. If novice is believed to be the lying cop, why are the other two claimed cops not both on him? I am inclined to believe Matt's claim, he has seemed more involved than usual at this stage in the game, which for him pretty much means scum or a good power role. Still don't like Q's early play, but agree that novice has seemed scummy. Very possible he just got hosed over completely by the way discards are handled. As I said don't know all details yet, but the fact that zak is voting him gives me pause as well. (Welll, zak could be scum.) Inclined to believe that Jabbz would pick town if given a choice. He has seemed scummy this game, but he seemed scummy the last two games as well. Not sure if that means he got scum for a third time, or he just comes off that way. Not that it matters but novice
Oh. Wow.
novice seems a bit redundant at this point.
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January 30th, 2015, 12:11
(This post was last modified: February 13th, 2015, 14:56 by BRickAstley.)
This first day of investigating was somewhat comical. Everyone was surprised that people were able to find out information that they thought was secret, just because it was only in their work email. But when no one has to spend their day actually doing work, screen peaking and eavesdropping can tell you a lot about what a person has chosen or declined to do in the office.
Some people spent their day arguing with the person that usually steals their lunches, some spent the day making complex statistical analyses that would be very helpful if the management wasn't random and stupid, and still others were confused by it all and just contributed whatever nonsense came to their fancy. ![[Image: 3QIAFoa.gif]](http://i.imgur.com/3QIAFoa.gif) At the end of the day though, the decision came down to three people there were all claiming to have access to the manager's email accounts, and with enough time they could identify everyone's real identity. No one believed that all three could have been given the same access, so obviously someone was lying to try and get nice treatment. The office decided to go for the first person who claimed that he could do that, since he quieted down after the other two claimed that. Now, after they decided to take out novice, most of the workers weren't sure how to handle the actual killing, or even if they should. So they tied him to a chair, and left him by the window while they went to dig into his computer. As they rifled through his email, starting to see some questionable back and forth with higherups, a large *CRASH* echoed through the room. It looks like novice didn't want to wait to see what they would do to him, and rolled his chair right back through the floor to ceiling windows. Well, at least that meant no one had to do any dirty work themselves. So they all packed up, and went home for the night. This went well and simple, surely it would continue to be so, right? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Novice was lynched. He was a Mafia. |
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So glad we didn't go with the "safe play".
