XERXES wrote:
The problem with your plea, ZAPPA, is that trackers don't find out alignments of the people they follow. They only see who the target of the person was. This disguiser you speak of has no place in a battlefield without a standard oracle (detective).
Whatever YORUICHI saw, was who targeted what player. Obviously this means that if they saw a person that targeted RUBICK that they could have been watching either the doctor or the assailant. I would even go so far as to say they tracked the same person twice in a row just to be sure.
That person is you, ZAPPA. You must die for Persia's glory.
Sorry, XERXES, but I find fault with this post. The first fault I've found with you. For numerous reasons at once, no less.
1.) The character break is uncharacteristic. Rich coming from me, I'm sure, but you've been thus far able and willing to do it quite well until now.
2.) No part of Zappa's plea implied the Tracker could determine alignments. You're putting words in his mouth.
3.) The Disguiser has a place. I pointed it out yesterday: anyone who has been "confirmed" by such things as detectives, trackers, jailkeepers, or successful protections from a doctor, becomes a prime target to be disguised. You're trying to dismiss their importance.
4...
Topsummoner wrote:
C: Doctor, Tracker, Mafia Goon, Mafia Disguiser, Six Vanillas
This is our setup. I'm not Bulletproof; I was successfully protected by a Doctor. We've seen the Tracker tagged. There is no other combination. So why did you feel the need to specify a Detective? For that matter...
5.) Why did you feel the need to spell out the Oracle as the Detective, when you referenced the oracle earlier in the game without the tag? Everyone knew what you meant.
Here's what I think. Yuroichi was the Disguiser. Xerxes was the Tracker. Xerxes tracked Zappa and somehow nailed a night-one viewing of the kill. Xerxes' focus on Zappa gave Yuroichi and/or Zappa a clue that Xerxes had a special role. Yuroichi claimed Xerxes in the night to eliminate the tracker, and throw the dice on a Zappa lynch again to stay in the Xerxes character. If it's a success, let's face it, nobody would want Xerxes dead after that. If it's a failure, it's Zappa's aforementioned doctor vs. mafia game.
Now, let's assume I'm right. Who do we kill? Zappa and Xerxes are the implied Mafia in the scenario.
If I'm wrong, and Yuroichi was the genuine tracker, who do we kill? They did indeed primarily target Zappa. I'd stand by Waters as the last Mafia quite readily.
But, one step at a time.
ZAPPA