cjdrum wrote:You start by claiming as soon as your game gets a bit of rolespec suspicion. Then you give a carrot to Lorenz. Then Lorenz does what he claims is a gambit, then you claim that "no, mine was a trap". Gambits are often not what Townies do. Traps are what scum set.
Gambits and traps can both be done by scum and town. Where did you get the false notion that only scum gambit/set traps?
weiyaoli wrote:Why this way? This way is clumsy and prone to errors. (why did you chose Lorenz and what did you even expect to prove with it?) You didn't even know he would bother posting the effects, so meanwhile you've been spreading wine everywhere about your ability. You've claimed early (for the wrong reasons I may add) to precisely be open about your role to reduce wine.
I picked Lorenz randomly. I actually didn't think I would get a reaction like this at first. I concealed my knowledge of knowing the effects of the vegetable just in case a scenario like occurred, and it just so happened a got a positive result.
ForAllOfThis wrote:@Ibarra: Did you know the true effect of the carrot? Would it have caused poison or good health? Do you get to choose? Given that you know the effects of the vegetables, do you have any choice in what they do?
Let me repeat. I did not know the effects of the carrot. Lataro sent me a PM with the contents of the PM he sent Lorenz after he sent it to Lorenz.
Basically I give out presents, but I do not know what those presents do until I give them.
@Lorenz
You claim Lorenz that the PM was too good to be true, but
Lataro has said himself that you could trust PM's from him.That would mean that if you did have a passive ability, you wouldn't care if you got roleblocked (possible negative effect) since roleblocks I believe do not affect passive abilities.
You would have nothing to lose if you ate the carrot and you did indeed have a passive ability.This is why I think you're lying for a third time - this time about your ability. I think you have an active ability and didn't want to risk the roleblock.