I'll answer this question if you tell me who you visited last night.
There are four explanations for your behavior.
1. You are Town, and you are deliberately acting in wild and unpredictable manners for reasons that are only known to you.
2. You are Town, and you are deliberately acting in wild and unpredictable manners to break your long term meta.
3. You are Mafia, and are acting in wild and unpredictable manners to make people think that you are being too wolfy to be a wolf.
4. You are a Jester of some sort, and are acting in a wild an unpredictable manner to get yourself lynched.
Let me throw down some analysis for each section.
1. If I was being as wild and unpredictable as I could be as Town for whatever reason I could think of, I would've stopped doing it the moment I realized that my strategy still got me mislynched consistently. Maybe I was afraid of being god-read by the veterans around me, so I stopped trying to play seriously, because I was perpetually afraid that nothing I could do could prevent them from overwhelming me. Maybe I genuinely thought that my playstyle was garnering me results. Regardless, the moment I was getting lynched on D1 or D2 over and over again
, I would knock it off and try a different strategy, for the sole reason that the town wasting precious discussion time voting me out is inherently anti-town. So unless you haven't gotten the clue yet, which I doubt, reason 1 is unlikely.
2. Second verse same as the first. Meta is irrelevant if it's a bad meta that gets me lynched when I'm town and only really works when I'm mafia. Except that it doesn't work when I'm mafia, because I'm still getting voted out. Unlikely reasoning.
3. I'm on reasoning 2 but got chosen as Mafia instead of Town. Excellent. I can be as wild as I can be while still trying to stick to my known meta, and I can rely on at least some people categorizing me as too wolfy to be a wolf to defend myself. Except that it's not working, and I'm still getting voted out. Except that the more time I spend getting the town to argue over my guilt means that I can waste the town's precious time arguing over me, the one that is acting obvious, over someone else on my team that may be acting less obvious. I may die, but this is a team game. I got the town to lynch an innocent man Day 1, a vig to shoot another innocent man on Day 1, and I'm disrupting their flow with junk data. Likely reasoning.
4. I'm super good at acting panicky and obvious, so this is a cake walk for me. All I have to do is get the town's suspicions on me - which I already did in my entrance - and wait for the results. If people think that I'm too wolfy to be a wolf, then I'll try to be more obvious to overpower their logic. Also a likely reasoning, although I do not know if Jesters would be included in closed setups.
There is one way to prove your innocence. And that is pressure.
[X] Vote NinetyNineLives
Answer his question. If you are Bodyguard, who did you visit last night? If you are innocent and you do not answer, then I will still vote you on matters of policy; the mere fact that your actions can be categorized as wasting our time is enough for me. If you are mafia, then good riddance.
You know you could have just said no, yeah?
I'll be keeping who to myself for now. I do have a particular valid reason as to why I'm not going to share, of which I would also not share the reason.
Irrelevant. If this was your first offense, you may have a right to your privacy, but it is not. You have exhausted the Town's good-will and my desire to defend you when the winds of fate are obvious. Answer the question or be lynched by the end of the day.
