Metsfanmax wrote:degaston wrote:The fact is, IB pretty much nailed HotShot's role
No. The only piece of information we got from IB on HS was that HS is anti-town. IB claimed after the scene that he knew HS was an escaped prisoner and could not say, but that doesn't count for much.
Does it count for anything that IB can apparently see into the future and claimed "Insane Asylum Guard"
before HotShot was revealed to be a "Third Party Delusional Escapee from Esylum (3rd party survivor)"? Since you won't say exactly what you think happened, let me give it a try:
Near as I can tell, you're suggesting that IB was not given any information with his role, but had a N0 power to pick someone that he had to get lynched. He decided to use it on HotShot. (lucky for IB that he happened to pick someone without a good claim). He found out HotShot's role, and decided to claim to be an asylum guard so that it would look good when HotShot was lynched. Then he announced that HotShot was dangerous and needed to be lynched, but unvoted so that he was not part of the lynch?
And you think this is more logical and believable than something like: IB was some kind of third party guard who needed to get the escapee (HotShot) lynched in order to join the town?
Feel free to correct me if you disagree with what I put down for "your" opinion. But I think Occam's razor says that mine is more likely to be closer to the truth.
Metsfanmax wrote:Furthermore, we don't know that HS was against town's interests -- he said that he was a survivor and wanted to win with town.
Yes, I'm sure that a "Delusional Escapee from Esylum" only has the town's best interests at heart.

Are you going to give him the spare bedroom in your house?
Metsfanmax wrote:so I don't know what mechanic would provide him with that information
I already provided an example -- he had some N0 action that allowed him to target someone and learn something about them. That would be much more balanced, and rational, than him being town just straight up starting the game with information on one particular player out of however many are in the insane asylum.
If your example is true, then either:
- IB is the Asylum guard, and just happened to pick the escapee with his N0 action. - or -
- IB is not the Asylum guard, but when he picked the asylum escapee, he decided to make up and claim the role of asylum guard.
And you think that either one of these situations is much more balanced and rational than what he is saying?
Metsfanmax wrote:As has been pointed out many times, town don't usually come attached with conditions on their victory other than the usual.
Bastard game, remember?
Metsfanmax wrote:So another possibility is that as a guard of the insane asylum he is also some kind of third party. His win condition might involve killing all the prisoners, while the win condition of the prisoners might be killing the guard(s). If you can't think of these possibilities and others like them, you're either just not trying very hard, or you're intentionally trying to confuse the conversation.
Are you now admitting that IB is the guard, and was probably given HotShot's information before the game started? Okay, If there's a guard, and an escapee, it seems reasonable to assume that there might be other prisoners that he is guarding. So what might happen if the guard is killed and those prisoners escape? Mabey asilum prisiners dont rite so well, hmmmm?

So yeah, I can speculate too, but I don't see anything that translates to a "case" on IB right now.
Metsfanmax wrote:and make him want to get HotShot lynched, at the possible risk of being lynched himself
Oh come on. There was never a serious risk of IB getting lynched on D1. Did anyone other than Marashu even ever vote for IB?
20/20 hindsight is great, ain't it?