Bad logic sometimes leads to good lynches. Who should logically be pressured next?

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Just as long as you are aware it gets tiresome after a while. It's fine to play that card every now and then though.

http://www.hcrealms.com/forum/showpo...58&postcount=1

Essentially when mafia accidentally truthfully claims.

I thought he was hinting a Bizarro character FWIW. And I have already stated that.

OMAC Moment - When a player slips up without even knowing it, truthfully roleclaiming him/herself as anti-Town. Can occur often in "Reverse Mafias." Originates from the Villains United game when a player honestly claimed as an OMAC, unaware that OMACs were earlier established to be evil.

This is one of the most interesting posts of the phase.

I can't speak for anyone else, but I was not following logic at all. It was better than my random pressure because it was something. A possible hint or something. Turns out it was the post restricted tied to a former Brood cult recruit.

JoH is pinging me hard this game, which means he is definately town. I'm a horrible mafia detector.

I'm willing to leave him alone for now, especially since someone else jumped out of the woodworks to defend his power claim.

Claiming a role that would be scum. The term predates me, but someone claimed OMACs in a game where the town was heroes and the mafia villains...

Bad logic also sometimes hides info gatherers, food for thought.

I find it weird that CaptThulkman used the power of the person who started pressure on him, though.

In Villains United mafia, the town was the Society. Someone (St Dumas?) claimed OMAC under pressure. He kept protesting that he really was OMAC. The town's response was "We belurge you are OMAC but OMAC would be scum so we're lynching you. He really was OMAC and really was scum.

Basically, if someone claims a role that should be and is scum, this is refered to as OMACing.

Been following along, but had nothing to say until now. I'm thinking this part of the write-up would make sense for Warlock, and seem to back up his claim that the brood is gone (assuming I'm understanding correctly, I only really know the last game)

Okay, I can half-see that. But it looks more like another person is helping him instead.

Good read on a weird section of the write-up. Not sure if its correct, but interesting at least.

It is the opposite of hiding in plain sight: where you claim a scum character and the town believes you without realizing you are town.

To be clear, I'm thinking the thin figure is inside Warlock's mind.

PS Warlock+who was the original role?

PPS there's two separate, unrelated pairs of warlock+magus characters in marvel? What the heck?

I know. I just think it's funny that you made a mistake, still managed to get a train going and still managed to catch a brood member. (Who may or may not be mafia.)

Just funny is all.