You know what Kash if it was an honest mistake when the dust clears and that's evident then I won't blame you. Mistakes happen, we're all human, but it's hard to give someone the benefit of the doubt in the game because what may be an honest mistake may just as likely be an attempt to mislead.
The problem I have with your explanation is it doesn't match my recollection of the game. Granted I don't keep spreadsheets but for the most part I keep track all right. By my recollection of that game you were a woMan at Arms and kept playing after death (even ghost posting). So I'm pretty sure you did keep track after you were kiled off.
Having said that town. I'm still not 100% certain on Kash and none of the rest of you should sit back and let this play out either. This is our last kick at the cat so go back through and look for anything that might help.
Chill, I make mistakes now and then but I'm not stupid. Go back to my original post naming you as my suspect.
What about my mistake would have mislead anyone about you?
Thinking at the time that you HAD been evil
one time in some other game when Wizard was innocent helped you instead of hurt you.
I got that other game wrong (as we've been over) and you weren't evil. But that only prevented me from saying...... "you've
never been evil when Wizard was innocent"... which would have been a stronger, more convincing way to phrase my post.
You think I opted to misquote a game reference so I
couldn't make a bolder statement than I did? Be serious. That mistake changed nothing else about the post I made or the reasons I had in this game for suspecting you Day1.
If I was evil in this game now and invented a bogus case against you
on purpose to show your question 'who's fooled Wizard before?' deliberately excluded you from consideration, thus pointing us to look elsewhere......
it would have been better for the argument I made to get the old game reference right than it was to mistakenly get it
wrong. I made a mistake about an old game... yes. But the case I presented didn't benefit from that mistake. And still, you question whether I did that on purpose?
Seriously, I'm not going to make a case weaker than it really is on purpose, no matter which side I'm on.
Now, as you want to discuss the werewolf game too....
Yes, I was a man at arms (townie) and I was communicating with JB and JM the whole time the game was underway, even after I died. We figured out right away that Lab Rat was scum and yes I was killed at some point. I don't know anymore which day I actually died, but I died. JB and I both died, leaving JM as the last living man at arms.
I started the spreadsheet at game start like I always do. But since I was communicating innocent, I didn't need it to keep track of details. Our communicating board took it's place. I have to rely more heavily on those spreadsheets to keep track whenever I'm not on a communicating team. It gives me something useful to work from when I'm playing this game alone and I've got no one to converse with.
In this case, I abandoned that particular spreadsheet very soon in that game and kept track of things through live dialogue with my communicating teammates instead. And yes, I also abandon the spreadsheets altogether once I'm killed and I stop following the game so close.. as I told you before. At the time I stopped using the spreadsheet for reference, it was still when I suspected you and Lady G were both evil and that's why your name appears in red.