(07-12-2013, 08:49 PM)Mirdini Wrote: »your post was suspect because you went on about the night's results for a good three or four paragraphs, including the perennially scummy 'oh NO an INFO ROLE died whatever will the town do????' and 'oh man one scum down good job guys!'

as kieros pointed out your Felix vote wasn't amazing either, rounding out said post

D-222116 was The Piester, a jovial fellow who made all varieties of pies and was beloved by all! Except he might have been a bit too into Sweeney Todd, what with those human ingredients he was discovered to have been using.



He had SCP-1478, An Inconveniently Stereotypical Cactus! Every night, he could target somebody to forcefully stump them, basically. Unless they were able to successfully follow the cactus' demands, they would become a cactus, talk in a southern accent, but otherwise be out of the game.

Oh yeah, and he was in fact working with the Town in mind.

D-22118 was Whoosh! Well, that's what the surviving pedestrians called her. She had a need, a need for speed! She had a truly impressive hit and run count and honestly she was all up for her D-Class assignment. Whatever was to be thrown at her, surely she could outpace it.



Whoosh! had access to SCP-212, The Improver. A high precision surgical machine that could improve any living being, with only a 47% death rate! In fact, it would grab anybody that got close enough, except Whoosh! for some reason. Anybody that visited her at night would either die, or recieve an upgrade. Whoosh was able to hop onto the operating table herself, but only if she really wanted to.

Whoosh was a member of the town.

D-22117 was Palamedes, honestly just an ordinary guy. He had a friend who worked here. That Foundation worker thought it'd be super funny if Pala got signed up for a low danger D-Class assignment (rare, but they exist.) But he fucked up and both of them got jammed into real-ass D-Class. Man, what a terrible friend.



Palamedes had access to SCP-172, The Gearman. On the table near the Gearman are a bunch of modules that fit into the chest of the Gearman, each with numbers corresponding to a different person here. It seems that when used, it could copy the ability of somebody else's SCP, but they apparently broke after being used once, or if the corresponding D-Class died. So, y'know, role copier.

Pala had no alignment, and would have simply been happy if the person who got him into this mess in the first place died before him. As far as you know, that didn't happen, and he lost at his goal.

(07-16-2013, 01:56 PM)bigro Wrote: »Oh and fogel, I did have reasons for thinking you were suss, I even said them once upon an earlier page if you'd bother to look. But since Piester was the cactus. Welp. All my logic out the door ya'll don't wanna hear my shit no more. (Mostly because I'm at a loss now.)

(07-12-2013, 10:51 PM)Dragon Fogel Wrote: »I think that covers everyone who's actually talked since this day got relatively active? Well, other than Walrus, but he's almost definitely hard-to-kill scum. At best he might be a hard-to-kill third-party.

Vote: SupahKiven

That's just blatant bandwagoning - it's entirely he hopes that the slow pace of the game will let it go through. I'd like at least one marginally substantial post from him.

(07-13-2013, 02:39 AM)Dragon Fogel Wrote: »Twenty minutes to go, and nobody's said a thing in a while.

Unvote
Vote: Piester because this is all I can do right now to give us any chance of a lynch.

I'm still not thrilled with how little Pala is actually saying about why he's voting people, but this lynch will tell us something, at the very least. If Piester turns up town, I'm not letting up on Pala. Heck, if Piester turns up third-party I'll still be wary, though less so. On the other hand, if Piester's scum, Pala's probably town.

I'll keep watching for a last-minute surge of activity that may allow me to change my vote.